Girl

In 1988, the post-modern polka band Brave Combo collaborated with '60s falsetto superstar Tiny Tim on an album intended as his comeback, which was finally released in 1996. "Girl" stands out as one of the most remarkable albums in Tiny Tim's 45-year career, showcasing his unique renditions of classics like "Stairway to Heaven," "New York, New York," and "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." Tragically, this long-awaited comeback album became Tiny Tim's final work, as he passed away from a fatal heart attack shortly after its release. This special double-LP 25th-anniversary edition is meticulously mastered from the original source materials. The second disc includes never-before-heard alternate mixes and outtakes, featuring Tiny Tim's unreleased versions of "Blue Moon," "Across the Universe," and "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da." The set is presented in deluxe gatefold packaging and includes a comprehensive booklet with rare photos, unseen archival materials, and new liner notes from producer Big Bucks Burnett, Tiny Tim's "Eternal Princess" and muse Stephanie Bohn, Brave Combo band leader Carl Finch, Tiny Tim biographer Justin Martell, and others. Pressed on opaque pink vinyl.