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Can't sing, can't play - what's his name? Otway!

Can't sing, can't play - what's his name? Otway!

Aylesbury's cult singer-songwriter John Otway performing at the Leicester Square Theatre. Although his records have charted twice, his act and persona sinc...
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Aylesbury's cult singer-songwriter John Otway performing at the Leicester Square Theatre. Although his records have charted twice, his act and persona since the Seventies have been based around his being a failure. He is renowned for his stage acrobatics and destruction of microphones. Otway the Movie: Rock & Roll's Greatest Failure' was premiered at the Leicester Square Odeon in 2012. His musical style could be described as both eccentric and hilarious and he is a great proponent of the Theremin. the regular chant from his fans is, "Can't sing, can't play - what's his name? Otway!"
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Mar, 2018

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