PART ONE PART TWO PART THREE PART FOUR PART FIVE PART SIX PART SEVEN PART EIGHT PART NINE PART TEN TINY TIM DISCOGRAPHY: PART THREE: A HISTORY OF U.S. PROMOTIONAL RECORDS All of Tiny's releases on Reprise were issued as white label promos. There were ten singles including the back to back hits reissue and four albums. All of the promo singles matched their stock counterparts except "Why" which had stereo and mono versions of just the A-side. A shame since "The Spaceship Song" is the hardest B-side to find! I recently found a scarce STEREO white label promo for "Great Balls Of Fire". The common one is mono. The most unique Reprise promo is the "Tiny Tim Spots" 7" single (Reprise PRO-276) featuring four different radio spots narrated by Laugh-In's Gary Owens to advertise the "God Bless Tiny Tim" album. Reprise also sent out white label promo copies of all three albums, the first one being done in both mono and stereo. Promo copies were also issued on the following labels; Blue Cat, Bouquet, Clouds, Fresh Squeezed, NLT, Scepter, Solid Brass, True, and Vic Tim. Bouquet records most likely sent out promo copies of their album (as they did for both of their 45's.) Tiny was also featured on many public service records. One is called "The Grammy Treasure Chest". This was a weekly program sent to radio stations. Hosted by Mike Douglas, the show included songs and interviews by a different guest each week. Tiny performed two songs; "Every Ship Will Find A Harbor" and "When The World Don't Treat You Right". The program was sponsored by U.S. Savings Bonds and was produced in the early to mid 1970's. (END OF PART THREE) Back to Top PART ONE PART TWO PART THREE PART FOUR PART FIVE PART SIX PART SEVEN PART EIGHT PART NINE PART TEN

Discography researched and compiled by Ernie Clark
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