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Oh! Wot a Dream

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"Oh! Wot a Dream"
Single by Kevin Ayers
from the album Bananamour
B-side"Connie on a Rubber Band"
ReleasedNov, 1972
LabelHarvest
Songwriter(s)Kevin Ayers
Producer(s)Kevin Ayers & Andrew King
Kevin Ayers singles chronology
"Stranger in Blue Suede Shoes"
(1971) 		"Oh! Wot a Dream"
(1972) 		"Caribbean Moon"
(1973)

"Oh! Wot a Dream" was a Kevin Ayers single taken from his fourth solo album Bananamour. Ayers has stated in interviews that 'Oh! Wot A Dream' was about his friend and colleague Syd Barrett[1] – "You are the most extraordinary person / You write the most peculiar kind of tunes / I met you floating as I was boating / One Afternoon". 'Connie On A Rubber Band' was a non album track that would later be included on 1976 compilation Odd Ditties.

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Transcription

Track listing

  1. "Oh! Wot A Dream" (Kevin Ayers)
  2. "Connie On A Rubber Band" (Kevin Ayers)

Personnel

Notes

  1. ^ Allmusic Guide May 27, 2003
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