Street of Dreams (1989) - Mr. Sharp’s Tiny Tim film project "Street of Dreams"took more than 10 years to complete.
Directed by: Martin Sharp / Cast: Tiny Tim
Digital Editing and Remastering by The Glimmer Triplets, 2008
The Complete Soundtrack (Full length 84:18, TV Edition, Low Quality Sound Samples - 32Kbps)
Fragment 1 (18:38)
Fragment 2 (19:05)
Fragment 3 (19:46)
Fragment 4 (13:30)
Fragment 5 (13:18)
© 2008 Street Of Dreams Pty Ltd. and Tiny Tim
*Also available 79:13 CD Edition (aiff) which was used by 94% Time Completion from Original 84:18 Full length Edition.
Review Summary: Luna Park is an aged amusement park located in an area of prime real estate in Sydney Australia. Tiny Tim, at the time of this documentary, was an aged entertainer, who mined all of popular songwriting history for his performances. Both of them came together in 1979 for Tim's first attempt to set a world record for non-stop singing. Without attempting to comment on the eccentric singer's life or seek a deeper meaning in it, this documentary screens moments from his entire career as a celebrity, going back to his marriage to "Miss Vicky" on the Johnny Carson show. Tiny Tim was a curiously charismatic, gawky, beak-nosed man who played a ukelele, sang in a falsetto voice, and had extremely long, wavy hair. He was also an unparalleled scholar of popular music going back to the mid-nineteenth century, with a repertoire of tens of thousands of songs. In fact, so extensive was his knowledge that he was much sought-after by scholars and musicologists around the world. Despite the limitations of his persona and performance technique which would normally have resulted in his being only a novelty act, he had an astonishingly long and successful performing career. The other focus of this documentary is Luna Park, which was for Sydney residents what Coney Island is for New Yorkers. At one point it was closed as a result of a series of well-publicized fatal accidents, probably caused by sabotage arranged by unscrupulous developers who coveted the land it was on. ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide

Tiny Tim's "A Pocketful of Dreams"
Free music samplers - 12 songs, over 41 minutes of listening! 8 tracks previously unreleased of Martin Sharp recordings from the vaults of the Tiny Tim Treasury of Popular Songs.
01) You Give Love A Bad Name - alternate take, recorded in 1993 (Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora & Desmond Child, 1986) - 3:02
02) Highway To Hell-alternate take, recorded in 1983 (Bon Scott, Angus Young & Malcolm Young, 1979) - 3:12
03) Brother, Can You Spare A Dime? - rehearsal, recorded in 1979 (E.Y. "Yip" Harburg & Jay Gorney, 1931) - 4:12
04) Dancing In The Street - Take 1, recorded in 1979 (Marvin Gaye, William "Mickey" Stevenson & Ivy Jo Hunter, 1964) - 2:27
05) I Got You Babe - Sydney Opera House Live, recorded in 1982 (Sonny Bono, 1965) - 2:24
06) Heartbreak Hotel - Sydney Opera House Live, recorded in 1982 (Mae Boren Axton, Thomas Durden & Elvis Presley, 1956) - 3:48
07) Woman To Love - Take 4, recorded in 1980 (Unknown, Arranged by Tiny Tim) - 3:17
08) Yesterday- New York Apartment Tapes, recorded in 1974 (Lennon/McCartney, 1965) - 1:27
Bonus Tracks : Previously issued on Street Of Dreams YPRX 2095, 4-song 12" LP Keeping My Troubles To Myself (recorded in 1982), only 200 records pressed in 1983.
09) The Bible My Mother Left For Me (Pinky Herman & Bill Barry, 1946) - 4:04
10) Forever Miss Dixie (Tiny Tim, 1982) - 4:20
11) Keeping My Troubles To Myself (Harve Mann, 1980) - 4:16
12) The Last Mile Of The Way (Johnson Oatman, Jr. & William E. Marks, 1908) - 5:24
Original Sessions Produced by Martin Sharp for Street Of Dreams Pty Ltd.
Musical Direction by Nathan Waks
Original Artwork by Martin Sharp
Digital Editing and Remastering by The Glimmer Triplets, 2008
CD Researched, Compiled and Sequenced by Mojo Associates for Fine Art, 2008
© 2008 Street Of Dreams Pty Ltd. and Tiny Tim

Tiny Tim EMI Medley 10th May 1980
Martin Sharp recordings from the vaults of the Tiny Tim Treasury of Popular Songs.
Full length 27:08
Part 1 (09:57)
Part 2 (08:07)
Part 3 (09:04)
Digital Editing and Remastering by The Glimmer Triplets, 2008
May 10, 1980  EMI Studio 301, 301 Castlereagh St. Sydney NSW Australia; Producer: Martin Sharp; Musical Director: Nathan Waks; TINY TIM: Vocals; RAY ALLDRIDGE: Piano; RON PHILPOTT: Bass Guitar; JOHN GRANT: Guitar; TONY ‘SPOONS’ BUCHANAN: Saxophone; NATHAN WAKS: Cello; JACK GRIMSLEY: Trombone; DOUG GALLAGHER: Drums; ‘BOOF’ THOMPSON: Trumpet; JOHN HOFFMAN: Trumpet
The songs which were recorded on the same day;
1) Deep Night (Rudy Vallee, Charlie Henderson) - Chameleon LP (YPRX 1848)
2) The Song Without A Name (Benet Russell) - Chameleon LP (YPRX 1848)
3) My Song (Brown, Henderson) - Chameleon LP (YPRX 1848)
4) Susan B (Unknown) - Unissued
5) MEDLEY FULL (a.k.a. Tiny Tim EMI Medley) - Unissued until this time
6) Tiny Bubbles (Don Ho) - Chameleon CD (TTCH 12061)

Tiny Tim Paddo Masquerade 22.8.82
Previously unreleased of Martin Sharp recordings from the vaults of the Tiny Tim Treasury of Popular Songs. Live at Paddington Town Hall, Sydney 22, 8, 1982 (Full length 47:04).
Part 1 (10:06) Featured: Come To The Ball/After The Ball, The Great Pretender, Medley (too many songs to mention here) ...
Part 2 (10:00) Featured: Medley (too many songs to mention here) ...
Part 3 (10:19) Featured: Medley (too many songs to mention here) and Tiptoe Through the Tulips and Heartbreak Hotel ...
Part 4 (10:38) Featured: Beautiful Dreamer, Song Of The Nile, Song Without Name ...
Part 5 (06:01) Featured: Oh, How I Miss You Tonight ... Backstage Noise ...
Tiny Tim: Vocals/Ukulele - Nathan Waks: Cello - Alistair Jones: Piano - Mr. Phill: Bass - Mr. Robert: Drums
Original Sessions Produced by Martin Sharp for Street Of Dreams Pty Ltd
Original Artwork by Martin Sharp (See his original artwork MSPP_017)
Digital Editing and Remastering by The Glimmer Triplets, 2009

Tiny Tim's unreleased demo (1983) by Harve Mann
Shine Your Love (04:38)