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Keith Moon drumming style was tribal, primitive, and impulsive, with him often stomping the bass drums and pounding his wall of toms like a madman. Yet his drumming was often surprising and always made an impression. Moon’s contribution to The Who’s music and his influence on other drummers cannot be overstated. He was one of a kind.
4. Dez. 2023 · 1. The Keith Moon sound. When The Who blew up in the ’60s, Keith Moon couldn’t be contained. He beat the living crap out of the drums and had a frantic and driving feel. Here’s an example of his tom-pounding triplets from “My Generation”: Video unavailable. Watch on YouTube. Watch on. “My Generation” by The Who.
23. Aug. 2023 · Keith Moon, der mittlerweile schon längst das Rentenalter erreicht hätte, starb 1978 mit nur 32 Jahren. Da kann einem das Lachen schon vergehen. Doch Moon hinterließ eben auch jene unsterblichen Anekdoten über zerstörte Hotelzimmer, explodierende Kloschüsseln und entehrte Groupies, die einen – solange der Rock’n’Roll noch lebt – immer wieder zum Lachen bringen werden.
24. Juni 2023 · Keith Moon, widely known as the drummer for The Who, played a pivotal role in the band’s early success. However, alongside his acclaim for his distinctive drumming style, Moon gained notoriety for his self-destructive behavior. Nicknamed “Moon the Loon,” he tragically passed away in 1978 at the young age of 32 due to the consequences of his actions. This article delves into the life and ...
Keith Moon, 1946 in London geboren, ist achtzehn und meistens betrunken, als er 1964 zum ersten Mal auf The Who stößt. "Du würdest nicht glauben, wie schlecht die waren", erzählt er später ...
Am 20. November 1973 wurde für einen Fan von The Who der heimliche Traum wahr, der uns – sind wir mal ehrlich – allen schon mal durch den Kopf gegangen ist: Der 19-jährige Scott Halpin durfte bei seinen Helden mitspielen. Genaugenommen musste er sogar, weil The-Who-Drummer Keith Moon auf der Bühne in Ohnmacht gefallen ist….
Keith Moon, The Who’s celebrated drummer, was born in Wembley on 23 August 1946, and is widely acclaimed as the greatest drummer in the history of rock. Brashly confident, he played quite differently to his peers, turning his massive kit into a lead instrument, and his up-front technique was crucial in establishing The Who’s passionate style.
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