Moon the Loon, Kenney Jones, and Starkey may be the most famous drummers in the Who’s history, but there were plenty of others — some only lasted days The roots of the Who go all the way back ...

Keith Moon typified the rebellious mod rock sounds of The Who, but the drummer first joined the band in 1963, after filling in and destroying a drum kit.

Keith Moon played drums with the same hyper-kinetic intensity ... Townshend addressed the crowd, asking if there was “somebody good” at playing drums in the crowd, and up stepped then-19-year-old ...

For someone who seemed as indestructible as Keith Moon, no one could have predicted when one of the greatest drummers would one day fall silent.

Keith Moon, drummer for the Who, sprawled across his bed atop a polar bear hide. (Credit: Shepard Sherbell/CORBIS/Corbis via ...

A month after he was fired, and then quickly rehired, following a 29-year stint filling the late Keith Moon’s shoes in the ...

This rare film captures the band in what turned out to be their final public performance with the legendary Keith Moon on drums. Celebrate the legendary band in top form in a 1977 concert in North ...

Like so many classic rock icons, Keith ... Moon was too intoxicated to remain conscious, much less perform his arduous percussion arrangements. The remaining three members of The Who tried playing ...

Keith Moon remains one of the most iconic ... 14. “To get your playing more forceful, hit the drums harder.” 15. “You have to treat everything – even if at that time it seems like a ...

Some of their drummers lasted for years, while others were merely subbing for a few months, days, or even just a few songs, like at a 1973 San Francisco show when Keith Moon mixed ketamine pills ...