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DOUG Sandom's part in the making of the most exciting rock band in the world can never be underestimated. He joined The Who - then known as The Detours - as their drummer in 1962 after an unexpected meeting with Roger Daltrey on a west London street. It was a time when fires were being lit under the music scene worldwide, everything had to change and The Detours had a long way to go to become ...
27. Feb. 2019 · Douglas Sandom was an English drummer who was the first drummer for the rock band the Who.
Doug Sandom Biography. by Richie Unterberger. Doug Sandom has the dubious distinction of being the drummer in the Who before Keith Moon. He joined the band, then called the Detours, in mid-1962, and played with them for about two years. Sandom, a bricklayer, was already in his late twenties, about a decade older than the other members.
27. Feb. 2019 · Doug Sandom — an early member of the Who who played drums prior to Keith Moon — has died. The news was confirmed by Who guitarist Pete Townshend, who revealed the drummer passed away yesterday ...
The Who had total of three drummers, Doug Sandom, Keith Moon and Kenney Jones. After the death of the group’s drummer Keith Moon in 1978 the band went on a hiatus after the release of the documentary ‘The Kids Are Alright’. In 1981 the Who released the album “Face Dances”, which featured Kenney Jones as the new drummer for the band.
28. Feb. 2019 · Doug Sandom, an early drummer for The Who, has died at the age of 89. Having initially been hired by Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, and John Entwistle in 1962 to play the drums in their early band The Detours, Sandom was later replaced by the infamous Keith Moon.
Doug Sandom regretted the day that he walked out on the Who. It was 1964, the group was on the verge of the big time and he had spent two years putting in the hard yards to build a formidable ...
