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Keith Moon Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Keith Moon, based on 10 World History Database records associated with Great Britain.

10 records1946–19788 events3 places

Chronological biography

1946

Birth of Keith Moon23 August 1946
Arts / Popular Music · Drummer · London

Birth of Who drummer Keith Moon.

1947

Birth of Keith Moon23 August 1947
Arts / Popular Music

Birth of Keith Moon

1964

The Who1964
Arts / Popular Music · Drummer · Member of The Who · London

The Who line-up is completed after Keith Moon replaces Doug Sandom.

Keith Moon Joins The WhoApril 1964
Arts / Popular Music · Drummer · Member of The Who · London

Replaces Doug Sandom and completes the classic line-up.

1966

Becks Bolero20 March 1966
Arts / Popular Music

Keith Moon, bass player John Paul Jones, keyboardist Nicky Hopkins, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page record "Becks Bolero" in London's IBC Studios

1967

Monterey Drum Destruction18 June 1967
Arts / Popular Music · Drummer · Member of The Who · Monterey

Adds stage chaos during The Who's Monterey set.

1968

Led Zeppelin1968
Arts / Rock Music · Member of Who

Keith Moon is linked with the joke that the new band would go down like a lead balloon.

1973

Cow Palace Collapse20 November 1973
Arts / Popular Music · Drummer · Member of The Who · Daly City

Collapses during a concert at the Cow Palace.

1978

Death of Keith Moon7 September 1978
Arts / Popular Music · Member of Who

Keith Moon dies of an overdose of the drug prescribed to control his alcoholism

Death of Keith Moon7 September 1978
Arts / Popular Music · Drummer · Member of The Who · London

Dies in London after a drug overdose.

Titles and roles

Drummer · Drummer · Member of The Who · Member of Who

Record provenance

This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.