Keith Moon attended the great Billy Cobham's drumming camp and after watching Keith play his drums for a while, Billy stood there, rubbed his chin and said "I don't know what it is exactly that you're doing, man, but just keep doing it". Moon the loon, wow what a drummer.
For everyone who is commenting on the vocals being out of tune: please remember this was before anyone had stage monitors. They probably couldn't hear each other.
Every component in this group was irreplaceable. You can just see that Townshend, Moon, Entwistle and Daltrey were pure dynamite on stage. The creativity of the songwritting, their instrumental skills on pop/rock music and the high energy they had live, made The Who the influential band that they still are.
1967: Revolutionary new band (with possibly the greatest drummer and bassist in rock history) struggle with underpowered amplification, no monitors, primitive PA etc etc to create an entirely new form of music that will go on to influence an entire generation. Moaners watching on the internet over 50 years later: 'iTs A bIt OuT oF TunE.'
Great performance of this brilliant pop song from "A Quick One". Probably the best song on that album along with the title track. Pete Townshend, what a great songwriter. The Who, what a great band.
I remember reading a quote by the late Gary Moore, saying he saw The Who in 1966 in Belfast & when he came out he felt like he had been in a fight! Such was the energy & intensity they created. He also said The Who were the first punk band. He was quite some musician himself, so he knew what he was talking about.
It's amazing that Keith Moon can play with that much explosive energy while wearing a long sleeved shirt and suit jacket. And the stage lights would also have been pretty hot.
I can't express how much I love The Who. I was massively influenced by John Entwistle's huge, driving bass sound as I learned to play bass myself as a teen and these songs are just woven into my DNA. I can't imagine who I'd be without The Who ❤
16-year-old me saw them at Cheam Baths during this tour, when they were doing songs (like this one) from the "Quick One" album, finishing with "My Generation" and smashing up the equipment. A good way to get out of doing encores, if rather expensive. Great memories.
Wow....thats back in the day!.....Keith was so full of energy......Livewire for sure......Who.......you know Who.....Thats Who........one of the greatest rock bands of all times!......Rain down on me....LOVE...
@@carl_anderson9315 The rolling stones? they don´t have a song with that name even tough they have like a hundred unreleased songs from so many albums. Still I don´t care right now about the Stones. I came here to watch The Who
@@EclecticoIconoclasta I thought the Stones were ok but then when I first heard the Who I just found them so much more interesting and powerful Goodbye Stones!
I'm a drummer & no there isn't. There is a huge difference in playing the drums & just wildly hitting anything at any time while drunk & stoned out of your mind. He was a great example of what not to do.
@@topazure74 If you can't hear the genius of Keith Moon on a drum kit then I don't know what to say. Get off your high horse and live a little and please take that stick out of your ass.
I wish there were live versions of "Much Too Much," "It's Not True" and "The Good's Gone" off of the first album. So many of their album tracks would have sounded killer live.
Absolutely agreed. Think of how great the ' Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere' clip is. It'd be interesting to know how much of their early non-single tracks were performed live...perhaps not many.
When I was young, My Generation and Sell Out wowed me so much I dismissed everything on A Quick One - Today - So Sad About Us vies with Daddy Rolling Stone as my absolute favorite -
Saw them twice in '67, once in a half filled college gym! It was their US tour for the "Sell Out" album. But what does the announcer say at the end... something about "The Merseys" releasing "So Sad"?
Yes, because The Merseys recorded this song even before The Who. In fact, Pete Townshend originally wrote it for The Merseys and they released it in July 1966, five months before The Who did the same as part of their album "A Quick One While He's Away."
I always get a kick out of Keith Moon- especially from this period. What a nut. John Entwhistle- bass guitar . Yeah, OK - the vocals are a bit pitchy… But come on, look at those stacks of Marshall’s - and no floor wedges. Doubtless couldn’t hear themselves
This is inside of a very small club. Probably 600 watts of guitar, bass and P.A.(Roger always used two p.a. Heads starting all the way back to the Vox p.a. Days) I think this is March, 1967.
Say what you want about the tuning(Strats do that, especially if the strings are fresh...), or anything else, Entwistle has got that amp dialed IN. hahaha
That`s the Marquee Club in London....Funny to think the Sex Pistols were playing on that stage only 9 years later.By that time the white curtain at the back of the stage in this video had been replaced by a brick wall to become the legendarily tiny Matquee "Backstage" dressing room.
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Keith Moon attended the great Billy Cobham's drumming camp and after watching Keith play his drums for a while, Billy stood there, rubbed his chin and said "I don't know what it is exactly that you're doing, man, but just keep doing it". Moon the loon, wow what a drummer.
That's great! Elvin Jones, the great drummer in the John Coltrane Quartet, was also an admirer of Moon's technique.
@@MalnatiFamilyso was Buddy Rich- when asked about Rock drummers he said "I'm not sure, but Keith Moon is pretty good"
True story.
Keith's drumming is just incredible!
He's an octopus!
Behold Keith Moon. He's not going to let down the party. He' plays like an ocean of awesomeness.
MAGIK 🔝❤❤❤
He was a monster until the early 70s ...then booze and drugs ruined him.
🌹Moonie.
For everyone who is commenting on the vocals being out of tune: please remember this was before anyone had stage monitors. They probably couldn't hear each other.
Well said
I'm a Who supporter for about 50 years now, and bad monitors or not - they weren't great at harmonies live, but they still gave it their best shot.
Not too concerned about harmonies being off still a brilliant song
Or themselves for that matter
They sound like a bad garage band.
今でも胸にしまっています!ザ・フー17歳と18歳の1年間でモッズ自分で思い出に変えました！たのしかった
A sweet, innocent pop song devolving into total madness. The Who in their truest form!
Everything about this band is amazing. The imperfections are perfect. Life long fan.
Every component in this group was irreplaceable. You can just see that Townshend, Moon, Entwistle and Daltrey were pure dynamite on stage. The creativity of the songwritting, their instrumental skills on pop/rock music and the high energy they had live, made The Who the influential band that they still are.
Kenney Jones tho
The world needs bands like this its called talented
Always loved that number...the whole album actually. Such a great band they were.
I saw them at Wembley last year ,they still are 👍
1967: Revolutionary new band (with possibly the greatest drummer and bassist in rock history) struggle with underpowered amplification, no monitors, primitive PA etc etc to create an entirely new form of music that will go on to influence an entire generation.
Moaners watching on the internet over 50 years later: 'iTs A bIt OuT oF TunE.'
The Who as a new band in 1967? Nonsense.
@@slouhend They formed 2 years ago at that point, they could be called new
@@ThePowerpointMaster They started as The Detours in 1959. Keith Moon appeared on a scene in April 1964.
@@slouhend Don't care when they originally got together, the day they got the name The Who is when they started being The Who
@@slouhend Also did not know they go as far back as 1959
Entwistle master the bass
Change your racist BLM profile picture! Nowwww!!!!!
‘Entwistle masturbates?!’ How dare you, madam!!
@@heli-crewhgs5285 XDDDD
Great performance of this brilliant pop song from "A Quick One". Probably the best song on that album along with the title track.
Pete Townshend, what a great songwriter.
The Who, what a great band.
Brilliant stuff! Imagine being in that crowd on that dance floor when the Who start the thunder. A real band
I don't have to imagine. I saw them live twice in the late 60s.
Saw them regularly in the 60s at the Marquee and Starlight Greenford.
Freaking fantastic! This is what live music should be! Should always be!
If I had a time machine I'm definitely going back in time to see this performed live!!!
I remember reading a quote by the late Gary Moore, saying he saw The Who in 1966 in Belfast & when he came out he felt like he had been in a fight! Such was the energy & intensity they created. He also said The Who were the first punk band. He was quite some musician himself, so he knew what he was talking about.
It's amazing that Keith Moon can play with that much explosive energy while wearing a long sleeved shirt and suit jacket. And the stage lights would also have been pretty hot.
there is the story in " Dear Boy " of him wringng out his sodden t & shirt into umpteen wine glasses
John: lead bass
Pete: rhythm guitar
Keith: Lead drums
Sixty plus years on, they're still the epitome of cool!
Superb performance! The best live band ever. 1967 was the zenith of musical creativity.
The sound of John's bass guitar is vicious and massive..
This is amazing. Long live The Who!
I can't express how much I love The Who. I was massively influenced by John Entwistle's huge, driving bass sound as I learned to play bass myself as a teen and these songs are just woven into my DNA. I can't imagine who I'd be without The Who ❤
16-year-old me saw them at Cheam Baths during this tour, when they were doing songs (like this one) from the "Quick One" album, finishing with "My Generation" and smashing up the equipment. A good way to get out of doing encores, if rather expensive. Great memories.
Wow....thats back in the day!.....Keith was so full of energy......Livewire for sure......Who.......you know Who.....Thats Who........one of the greatest rock bands of all times!......Rain down on me....LOVE...
I give this Comment a ..... 10 out of a .....10 !!!!!
I can’t get over how freakin’ GREAT this is‼️😍🔥🎸
Love their mod clothes style ~my favorite, and the Who! The crowd dancing all around is so fun to watch!
Thanks Beat Club, The Who is one of my fav groups.
I hear If I Needed Someone by The Beatles at the beginning
The beat who? Who are those dudes?
Ecléctico Iconoclasta The biggest band in the world
@@carl_anderson9315 The rolling stones? they don´t have a song with that name even tough they have like a hundred unreleased songs from so many albums. Still I don´t care right now about the Stones. I came here to watch The Who
@@EclecticoIconoclasta I thought the Stones were ok but then when I first heard the Who I just found them so much more interesting and powerful Goodbye Stones!
I hear the sole inspiration for The Jam.
My favorite song by them. And Instant Party.
How happy you can be while listening to this song 😁😁 love covering it
this is when it was still fun, in dance clubs, before mega-stadiums
Now I see where the idea of the mad drummer on the Muppets came from☝️ sublime 👍👍
There's a little bit of Keith Moon in all of us.
I'm a drummer & no there isn't. There is a huge difference in playing the drums & just wildly hitting anything at any time while drunk & stoned out of your mind. He was a great example of what not to do.
@@topazure74 If you can't hear the genius of Keith Moon on a drum kit then I don't know what to say. Get off your high horse and live a little and please take that stick out of your ass.
You’re an amateur and nobody has heard of you.
@@topazure74 You are a drummer...but of the boring kind😴😴😴
@@lupodelupis3672 Not even close, have a style that's all mine & being wasted does not make an exciting drummer.
I wish there were live versions of "Much Too Much," "It's Not True" and "The Good's Gone" off of the first album. So many of their album tracks would have sounded killer live.
Absolutely agreed. Think of how great the ' Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere' clip is. It'd be interesting to know how much of their early non-single tracks were performed live...perhaps not many.
Totally agree with that. The Goods Gone was and will always be one of my favourites by The Who.
Well, technically this is a live version of The Good's Gone.
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No one can replace Keith Moon...not in The Who...or in the world of music.
Keith what a amazing drummer. 🥇🏆
This absolutely blows my mind
God bless Keith Moon. He did what everyone who's ever played drums WANTED to do but just didn't have the balls to.
THIS is the real Who. What a band they were!!!!! RIP - John "Thunder Fingers" Entwistle; RIP - Keith Moon
We are mods!
Such an addicting video! The energy is unreal.
When I was young, My Generation and Sell Out wowed me so much I dismissed everything on A Quick One -
Today - So Sad About Us vies with Daddy Rolling Stone as my absolute favorite -
I like old videos from the 60's cause I was born in 63✌️❤️🤘🌟
I am crying with joy, this is So Lovely :) ❤
The man drums of The Who is fantastic.
Одна из любимых песен !!!!!!
Sheer brilliance!
Love to see The Who !!!!!!💕😀💤💤😐🎶🤔
Yesss!!! Love IT!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸60s BEST🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Saw them twice in '67, once in a half filled college gym! It was their US tour for the "Sell Out" album. But what does the announcer say at the end... something about "The Merseys" releasing "So Sad"?
Yes, because The Merseys recorded this song even before The Who.
In fact, Pete Townshend originally wrote it for The Merseys and they released it in July 1966, five months before The Who did the same as part of their album "A Quick One While He's Away."
The spirit is the greatest in this band!
Slab body Fender Precision Bass! Made for the UK only! What a sound!
Brilliant song
So great to hear one of my favorite Breeders songs.
Great band always
Absolute power
I so love the oooh !
There is something visceral in the sound of this performance. It’s a shame John is so flat throughout, but it’s still incredible. What a band.
Bad and great and priceless.
this is solid gold!!!
Excellent!👏
ein Wahnsinnsauftritt von Keith
キースムーンのドラミング
凄い‼️
Qué bueno era Keith Moon.
How good? The answer is "yes"....
@@doctorbohr1585
Qué, with accent mark means exclamative or exhortative, no interrogative unless using interrogation sign.
@@doctorbohr1585
😉
@@koldox4381 Ah, gotcha 👍
I always get a kick out of Keith Moon- especially from this period. What a nut. John Entwhistle- bass guitar . Yeah, OK - the vocals are a bit pitchy… But come on, look at those stacks of Marshall’s - and no floor wedges. Doubtless couldn’t hear themselves
absolutely fantastic!!(I mean for us fans)how did I miss it? damn COVID-19 distractions.
"Apologies Mean Nothing When The Damage Is Done" in front of that Drumming and Guitars - Arrgh!!!!
ナンバーガールのカバーから来ました。カッコいいですね
Whenever someone says, "Keith wasn't keeping the beat," I say, "what beat are you talking about, he was keeping several beats, pick one!"
When the Who cut loose they made the Beatles and Stones look like complete fannies in comparison.
Magnificent!
Great
I’m glad Roger didn’t stick with this look.
Can we all just agree Keith is adorable?
FANtastic!!!!!!!!!😀 Really live ! a little sloppy but WHO cares?! Band was great back then.🐂💨💨
They were among the original Punks. John Lydon would agree.
No
wow even if it's a bit flat, that first "so sad" was pure joy
This is inside of a very small club. Probably 600 watts of guitar, bass and P.A.(Roger always used two p.a. Heads starting all the way back to the Vox p.a. Days) I think this is March, 1967.
Brilliant :)
Klasse.
Vintage WHO. Didn't know this song
NO ONE sounds like The Who!
A young Moony ❤️😎
so this is the song number girl covered, i like it
Just realized Moon plays drums like he's behind the wheel of a car - no ride, just crash
people saying this is out of tune n that, but trust me, its more in tune than the recording i did of this a few back XD
He should have used the SG
Gotta dance to keep from crying...
Maximum R&B
Out of tune and off key, for me is what makes that version great and i prefer this than the original
Totally mate. Goes to show that even out of tune they sound great! Peace brother
One of their best songs, but there's no "clean" live versions anywhere on the net - even the bootlegs I've had don't have it. it's a white whale.
Almost punk.
10000 x than perfect lip syncing - out of tune, bum notes, its rock n roll..!! 🎸👍
One of the RARE recordings of Pete Townshend, in a room full of people, accompanied with his guitar.
Nice reference to the demo found on the “Scoop” collection.😮
This is a rough cut but Keith Moon shined on this one
Adelantados en su tiempo
Moon the loon melting down the stage.
Keith Moon best drummer for me! Rabbatz auf der Bühne...
Say what you want about the tuning(Strats do that, especially if the strings are fresh...), or anything else, Entwistle has got that amp dialed IN. hahaha
Люблю тебя
That`s the Marquee Club in London....Funny to think the Sex Pistols were playing on that stage only 9 years later.By that time the white curtain at the back of the stage in this video had been replaced by a brick wall to become the legendarily tiny Matquee "Backstage" dressing room.
Roger daltrey!!
Hard to believe this is the same The Who who played Monterrey the same year.
🎼👏💓🎼👏💓🎼