Keith Moon

He's not listening out of him, but can I ask you something? I can't take anywhere.

Can I ask, how about this house tranquilizer that Keith Moon used to take? Don't they have those available?

Um, Ketamine.

Ketamine,

Now, the Who are an English rock band formed in London in 1964.

Their classic line-up consisted of lead vocalist Roger Daltrey, guitarist Pete Townsend, bassist John Entwistle and drummer Keith Moon.

Considered one of the most influential rock bands of the 20th century, their contributions to rock music included the development of the Marshall stack, large public address systems, the use of synthesizers, the list goes on.

So let's start with this Who journey with Who Are You, Baba O'Reilly and Magic Bus.

At First National, we put you first.

Yes, this is Indigo FM and I'm Fano, my baby boomer's revenge show.

Now the Who's John Entwistle and Keith Moon's influential playing styles, Pete Townshend's feedback and power chord guitar technique and the development of the rock opera.

They are cited as an influence by many bands, particularly those in the hard rock, punk, power, pop and mod genres.

It's actually kind of a song.

It's something Keith Moon sings.

So, you know, it's not really a song.

Well, we hope

Number eight, Roger Moore's 1979 James Bond adventure that blasts off into space is Moonraker, Moonraker.

Number nine, the Who's wild man behind the drum kit is Keith Moon, Keith Moon.

Number 10, Oscar Isaac's caped Marvel vigilante on Disney Plus in 2022 was Moon Knight.

I think they made a season or two of that, Moon Knight.

They'll either look for a drummer that has similar chops to the person they're replacing or somebody that's like the total opposite.

I'll call it the Keith Moon syndrome when Keith Moon passed away and then they replaced him with Kenny Jones.

What's interesting is that Kenny Jones... back in the 60s with the small faces was doing all sorts of like cool fills and stuff and he joined the who and i think they kind of moved away from it's like don't even try to play like keith moon just keep a steady beat and you know totally change things but that was probably the right move for them

and uh rush is also they've also brought on a keyboard player for this tour so Like, they were the same kind of unit for so long.

And I think it's kind of good for them to do something that's a little more different than what they were doing before to show that, like, we're not trying to replace Neil here.

He loved

Keith Moon, right?

Yes.

He was also a wild child.

He's very Keith Mooney in the way he approaches the instrument, yes.

Chris has a knack, and when he's producing, he'll play something or ask you to play something, and Deb and I were like, man, I don't know about that.

That's weird, you know? And sure enough,

Well, I used to be a DJ as well.

So I used to have my own show here in Scotland here called The Mooney Show because of Keith Moon and all that lot.

And it was very successful for about three years.

I had a lot of American listeners who used to get up at four o'clock in the morning like you and listen to my show.