Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Moon (left) and Starkey may be the most famous of the Who’s drummers, but there have been a whole bunch more. - Credit: ...

Keith Moon helped give The Who their distinctive sound, but he also caused problems for the group. The drummer joined The Who in 1964 and continued to perform with them until his death in 1978. Moon’s ...

Keith Moon lived his live hard and fast, enjoying the glamour of The Who's rock and roll legacy. But at the end of the 1970s, the cost of it all became clear.

The seemingly hard to please, charismatic Keith Moon held Joe Morello in high regards, calling his drumming prowess and ...

British rock band The Who’s task of replacing their iconic first drummer Keith Moon is still causing headaches, five decades after Moon’s death. The group’s guitarist Pete Townshend announced on ...

When drummer Simon Phillips joined The Who for their 1989 Tommy reunion tour, he was no stranger to guitarist Pete Townshend. Phillips had played on Townshend’s solo albums Empty Glass (1980), All The ...

The Beatles were one of the only few bands to not swap out members, which is why it is extremely unusual to think of anyone who could replace a member in the Fab Four. That is partially the reason why ...