The final performance from The Who's Keith Moon is one that holds a particularly sad note. The final shots for their documentary 'The Kids Are Alright' in 1978.

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Take a look inside the V&A Storehouse, a new exhibition space by London's Victoria and Albert Museum. Something special to art lovers.

Visitors can choose from some 250,000 objects and have it delivered to a room for a free, private viewing. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Items stored at the site include a drum kit used by Keith Moon, former drummer with The Who, examples of Queen Elizabeth II’s dresses designed by Norman Hartnell, and from September David Bowie ...

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Zak got his first drum kit from godfather Keith Moon, Ringo's dear friend. When Maureen died in 1994, Paul wrote a song inspired by the loss of his friend, titled "Little Willow," intended as a ...

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