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Keith Moon, drummer for the Who from 1964 until 1976, was well known for being one of the greatest drummers in the history of rock music. He was also infamous for his wild behavior, and in 1976, he became even more notorious for an escapade in New York City. The Who is an English rock band that formed in 1964 with an original lineup of lead ...
Lennon also went into the studio with friend Harry Nilsson during this time and produced his album “Pussy Cats.” It was during this time that Pang rented a house in Santa Monica and moved in with Lennon and fellow partiers Ringo Starr, Keith Moon (The Who) and Harry Nilsson. Several photos from this time also appear in the exhibition.
Keith Moon covered "Move Over Ms. L" for his 1975 solo album Two Sides of the Moon. Before the parent album's official release, during Lennon's March 1974 sessions with Harry Nilsson for Nilsson's album Pussy Cats, Lennon recorded two takes of the song in collaboration with former Beatles member Paul McCartney.
Explore the captivating journey of Keith Moon, the legendary drummer of The Who, in "The Life & Death of Keith Moon." From his explosive performances and inn...
Keith Moon: The Who’s comic and combustible drummer who single-handedly established the trope of rock ‘n’ roll sticksmen being the band’s wildest, most unpredictable members. Generally speaking, drummers were just cheerfully reliable beat-keepers until ‘Moon the Loon’ entered the fray with the mod icons, creating the archetype of an animalistic whirlwind of a personality that could ...
Beginning in August ’67, Keith took over "The Tutor", a monthly column in this UK fanzine. (Previous guest columnists had included the likes of Jeff Beck, Jack Bruce, etc.). Among other things, Moonie talks about his new drums, the Who’s first tour of the U.S., getting thrown through a plane glass window by two rednecks in the deep south, and what to expect from the Who shortly.
Lennon also went into the studio with friend Harry Nilsson during this time and produced his album “Pussy Cats.” It was during this time that Pang rented a house in Santa Monica and moved in with Lennon and fellow partiers Ringo Starr, Keith Moon (The Who) and Harry Nilsson. Several photos from this time also appear in the ...
