Title: Bananamour
Content: Kevin Ayers – producer ; Andrew King – producer ; John Kurlander – engineer ; Bob Lawrie – cover art ; Richard Imrie – photography 
Title: Bananamour
Content:  All songs written by Kevin Ayers
Title: Bananamour
Content: Kevin Ayers – guitar, vocals ; Archie Legget – bass, harmony vocals, lead vocal (track 3) ; Eddie Sparrow – drums 
Title: Banana Moon
Content: Recorded: January & February 1971 at Marquee Studios, London ; Engineer: Phil Dunne ; Produced by: Jean Georgakarakos, Jean-Luc Young ; Executive Producer: Pierre Lattès 
Title: Bananamour
Content: Steve Hillage – lead guitar (track 2) ; Mike Ratledge – organ (track 4) ; Robert Wyatt – harmony vocal (track 8) ; David Bedford – orchestral arrangement (track 9) ; Howie Casey – tenor saxophone ; Dave Caswell – trumpet ; Tristan Fry – cymbal ; Lyle Jenkins – baritone saxophone ; Ronnie Price – piano ; Barry St. John, Liza Strike, Doris Troy – backing vocals 
Title: Bananarama (album)
Content: Tony Swain – producer, arranger, composer ; Steve Jolley – producer, arranger, composer ; Howie Weinberg at Masterdisk – mastering ; Da Gama/Rama – art design ; Peter Ashworth – photography 
Title: Bananas in Pyjamas
Content:  Creator, producer and showrunner Helena Harris devised the content of the ABC program at ABC Studios. Two of the bear characters, Amy and Morgan, are named after Helena Harris' children. The show was performed using human actors in elaborate costumes, in the style of the British Tweenies and Teletubbies. In the show's early days, the voices of the bananas were provided by the same actors as were inside the costume, but the original actors eventually gave up that aspect of the show and substitutes wore the hot, stuffy costumes. The show aired new episodes from its 1992 debut to its eventual run in syndication in 2002. The show aired approximately three hundred episodes as well as four specials. Its debut in the United States was in 1995. It made videos and other media from 1995 to 1999. A toy line, developed by TOMY, debuted in 1996.
Title: Bananaman (comedy duo)
Content:  Bananaman (バナナマン) is a Japanese owarai comedy duo consisting of Osamu Shitara and Yūki Himura.
Title: The Bananas (TV series)
Content:  The Bananas (Bonnie-Carol Case, John Davies, Melody Greer, Francois-Regis Klanfer) were joined in Bananaland by The Blob (a special-effects pet), the Official, Certified, Genuine, Grade-A Gorilla and The Big Mouth (which provided factoids when fed). Alan Maitland was the Great Announcer. The show's intent was to promote "attitudes through humour" using comedic sketches. The CBC's schools and youth department produced the series for a target audience between ages nine and 14.
Title: Bananaman
Content:  From 1983 to 1986, the BBC aired a cartoon series based on Bananaman and featuring the voices of the members of The Goodies. It was produced by 101 Productions. Parts of the character were changed for the series: he was now called Eric Twinge, had a distinctive banana shaped hairstyle rather than punk stubble, and had a love interest (only when transformed) in the form of Fiona, a newsreader based on Selina Scott and also a possible homage to Lois Lane. Graeme Garden (incorrectly credited as Greame Garden on some episodes) voiced the characters of Bananaman, General Blight and Maurice of The Heavy Mob, Bill Oddie voiced the characters of Crow, Chief 

Question: Who was the producer of Bananamour?
Answer: Kevin Ayers.
Kevin Cawley Ayers.