Keith Moon, English rock drummer for The Who

1 Curzon Square, Mayfair, London, formerly 12 Curzon Place showing top (4th)-floor flat, the location of the death of Keith Moon

The site of the Marquee Club, 90 Wardour Street, Soho, London

The WHO, MLG,Toronto,10/21/76

Keith Moon's Drum Kit Keith Moon's Premier Drum-set "Pictures of Lily" (1966-1967), custom artwork features nude photos of Lily Langtry, the subject of the Who's 1967 single with same title - Play It Loud. MET (2019-05-13 19.36.20 by Eden, Janine and Jim) "Pictures of Lily" (1966-1967), Premier Music Intl., Ltd.. Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll. Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Keith Moon received this drum set at the beginning of the Who’s 1967 U.S. tour and used it extensively for the performances that followed. The custom artwork features nude photos of Lily Langtry, the subject of the Who’s 1967 single “Pictures of Lily.” The psychedelic design incorporates a Union Jack and the text “Keith Moon Patent British Exploding Drummer,” a reference to Moon’s tendency to pack his drum shells with flash powder and detonate them onstage. The two original bass drums are lost, possibly destroyed by Moon’s pyrotechnics. ", "Technical Description: Birch ply shells; Nine-piece kit with custom artwork and non-original cymbals Components: three 9 x 15 in. mounted toms; two 14 x 22 in. bass drums (not original); 5½ x 14 in. snare; two cymbals; hardware Courtesy of the Victoria and Albert Museum Components: two 18 x 16 in. floor toms, one 16 x 16 in. floor tom Collection of Brad & Diana Rodgers ", "Artwork Details ", "Title: "Pictures of Lily" ", "Artist: Premier Music Intl., Ltd. ", "Artist: Keith Moon (British, 1946–1978) ", "Date: 1966-1967 ", "Medium: Birch, metal, plastic, rubber, felt ", "Classification: Membranophone ", "Credit Line: Courtesy of The Victoria and Albert Museum. Given by the estate of Keith Moon. ", "Provenance: Keith Moon, 1967 [custom-made from Premier Percussion Ltd., Leicestershire, England]; Gifted to The Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England, by his estate in 1978 "

Trade ad for Keith Moon's single "Don't Worry Baby". To better adapt it to his respective Wikipedia article, the ad was cropped and cleaned in a graphics editing program. The original can be viewed at the source below.

1967 - The Who - Roger Daltrey (side) with Keith Moon. The boys backstage before their gig in Ludwigshafen, Germany.

This image was featured in the May 1970 issue of Hit Parader magazine. The precise date of when the photograph was taken is uncertain, but probably in 1969. Image has been GRAYSCALED

Image has been GRAYSCALED

The Who in 1967. L to R: Daltrey, Moon, Entwistle, Townshend