Marmande, Tiny Tim, Harbinger and Delicante are all varieties of what fruit?
Tiny Tim (musician) 1963–1974 (Rare & Unreleased)", released on Secret Seven Records. In 2013, a biography of Tiny Tim was released in two editions. "Tiny Tim: Tiptoe Through A Lifetime" was released July 16, 2013, and is by Lowell Tarling (author) and Martin Sharp (illustrator). Ship To Shore PhonoCo followed up "Lost & Found Vol 1" with a "Vol 2" featuring Tiny Tim's 1974 live recording of "(Nobody Else Can Love Me Like) My Old Tomato Can" on a limited edition wax cylinder. In 2016, Ship To Shore PhonoCo released "Tiny Tim's America", a collection of demos recorded by Tiny Tim in 1974
Tiny Tim (A Christmas Carol) both with "Fred" in the name; one called Frederick and another named Alfred. Alfred died young. Also, Dickens had a sister named Fanny who had a disabled son named Henry Burnett Jr. Tiny Tim did not take his name from Fanny's child, but the actual aspects of Tiny Tim's character are taken from Henry Burnett Jr. Dickens tried other names such as "Tiny Mick" after "Little Fred" but eventually decided upon "Tiny Tim". After dropping the name "Little Fred," Dickens instead named Scrooge's nephew "Fred". Dickens did not explicitly say what Tiny Tim's illness was. However, renal tubular acidosis (type