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17. Feb. 2023 · Keith Moon died on September 7, 1978 in Mayfair, London, England in his flat on Curzon Place. He was renting it from his friend Harry Nilsson. When Moon was found by his partner, she called the police and he was taken to Central Middlesex Hospital where he was pronounced dead. His cause of death was an accidental overdose of the prescription ...
23. Aug. 2023 · 6: ‘Young Man Blues’ (from Live At Leeds) A track from not just The Who’s definitive live album, but one of the greatest albums ever made, this is a must for our list of the best Keith Moon ...
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7. Sept. 2013 · Keith Moon war das jüngste Mitglied von The Who. 7. Tröööt. Das erste Instrument, das Moon spielte, war das Horn. Mit 14 Jahren entdeckte er das Schlagzeugspiel und verließ augenblicklich die ...
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 ...
キース・ムーン （Keith Moon、本名：Keith John Moon, 1946年 8月23日 - 1978年 9月7日 ）は、 イングランド の ロック ・ ミュージシャン 、 ドラマー 、俳優。. ザ・フー のメンバーとして、｢ マイ・ジェネレーション 」「 恋のピンチ・ヒッター 」「 恋のマジック ...
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.
Keith John Moon ( 23. srpna 1946 Londýn – 7. září 1978 Londýn) byl anglický bubeník, člen skupiny The Who. Byl proslulý svým chaotickým stylem hry na bicí a destruktivním životním stylem. Moon se ke skupině Who připojil v roce 1964, kdy nahradil Douga Sandoma. Hrál na všech albech skupiny, počínaje debutovým My ...
