Keith Moon
‘The Who By Numbers’: Combining ‘Surface Appeal And Fascinating Depth’
A more conventional studio album after the panoramic ambition of 1973’s 'Quadrophenia,' the band's 1975 release was far from average.
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News4 years agoPenny Lane, There Is A Barber: Beatles’ Hairdresser Tells All
Leslie Cavendish had his book The Cutting Edge: The Story of the Beatles' Hairdresser Who Defined an Era published by Alma Books in August 2017.
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News5 years ago
New Biography Plots Pickett’s Midnight Hours
The first biography of soul giant Wilson Pickett, Tony Fletcher's In The Midnight Hour, is published by Oxford University Press USA on 1 February, 2017.
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In-Depth5 years ago
Video Saved The Radio Star: Pioneers Of The Pop Promo
8 May 1965. When DA Pennebaker pointed his camera at Bob Dylan in a London alley, did he realise he was making what many consider to be the most influential music video...
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Features5 years ago
The Who’s Biggest US Hit…And An Infamous TV Appearance
The Who's biggest US hit, 'I Can See For Miles,' charted there on 14 October, 1967. We tell the story, as well as the one about that explosion.
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News5 years ago
My Dad, Keith Moon, Part 2: Swimming Pools, Nanny Moon & ‘Uncle Keith’
In Part 2 of our interview with Mandy Moon, she says she hopes a new book about her dad is seen as a celebration of Keith Moon the human, not Moon The...
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News5 years ago
Keith Moon’s Daughter Talks Hovercrafts And Her Father’s Legacy
Keith Moon's daughter Amanda de Wolf talks growing up with her famous rockstar father and his life off stage in our exclusive interview.
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News5 years ago
Townshend Introduces Authorised Keith Moon Book
A Tribute To Keith Moon: There Is No Substitute, a new tribute to the late Who drummer compiled by Ian Snowball, has been newly published by Omnibus Press.
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News6 years ago
And The Greatest Drummer Of All Time Is…
Rolling Stone has published its new survey of the 100 Greatest Drummers Of All Time, sure to start conversations and indeed arguments around the world.
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In-Depth6 years ago
Know Your Writes – How Music Writers Inspire Us To Listen
While music journalism can be biased, disposable or sink to self-indulgent waffle, it’s served as a fertile breeding ground for incisive, informed writers.
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Features6 years agoChain Reaction: How The Who Became Household Names In 1966
The Who developed in leaps and bounds in 1966, ending on a high note with 'A Quick One'. Their singles that year chart their artistic progression.
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Features6 years ago
Hollywood Vampires Have Bite
Hollywood Vampires stand not only as a tribute to fallen brethren, but to a rock'n'roll lifestyle that seems to fade with each new decade.
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News6 years ago
New Official History of The Who
There have been countless books about the who, but this is the only one you need to own…
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News6 years ago
McCartney, Slash, Grohl Etc Join Alice, Depp In Hollywood Vampires
Paul McCartney and Dave Grohl are among the guests on the September 11 album by the Hollywood Vampires, convened by Alice Cooper, Joe Perry and Johnny Depp.
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Playlists6 years ago
The Who – digging deeper…
As ‘The Who Hits 50’ prepares to celebrate their incredible half-century, we’re celebrating too, digging deeper with a hand-picked playlist of The Who.
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New Releases6 years ago
Second Who Box Set To Cover 1966 Brunswick Era
The Who box set ‘Volume 2: The Reaction Singles 1966,’ the second of four limited edition 7” singles packages, will be released by USM on August 14.
