Tiny Tim Interview with Roger Dee of WTAY - September 24, 1984

[@dominickcarcione8446]

One Word, GREAT.

[@tinytim8506]

This is awesome!

[@rpr8]

Update: The house where this interview was conducted was demolished spring 2021. =(

[@subg8858]

Tiny was to American pop music what Pete Seeger was to world folk music. Keeping the forgotten roots alive. Only he was never celebrated like Seeger

[@Anonymous-c4p]

R.I.P🎶Mr Tim💞😏⚘

[@dominickcarcione8446]

A GENUINE

[@Likwidphase2]

This is a GEM!! you got to interview someone so genuine!! He passed away too soon I wanted to meet him so badly

[@HouseOHorrorGames]

Same

[@derby2510]

That’s a really accurate portrayal of what Will Oakland sang on Curse of an Aching Heart.

[@perrysphonographsrecords]

Thank you so much for this post!

[@chainsawteddybear]

Seriously thank you for this

[@rpr8]

My pleasure. Happy to hear people enjoy the interview. My dad was thrilled to have the opportunity!

[@colecolwell5941]

Love this

[@hoss-lk4bg]

could have had a 3 hour show about music history

[@rpr8]

My dad could have absolutely done a 3 hour show on music history. He would have loved your comment! (Since he can't, I will)

[@carlosdanger947]

@@rpr8 who was your dad?

[@rpr8]

​@@carlosdanger947My dad is Roger Dee Reynolds. He was a local radio dj in Robinson, Illinois. He loved radio all his life, he loved his job, and was happy just being a small town dj. There's another video on my channel of some of his other work on air. He performed a super hero radio show based around school lunch menus every morning. It was a big deal around here. 😃

[@WackosRecords]

Is this physical tape for sale! I'm very interested in adding it to the museum I have planned :)

[@HouseOHorrorGames]

If he was actually still alive if I lived there I would ask him why did everyone think you died and ask him to continue singing in the high voice like when he sang living in the sunlight R.I.P tiny

[@hoss-lk4bg]

thanks son

[@Anonymous-c4p]

@@hoss-lk4bg 🤷🏼‍♂️