Over 90% Of All Products On eBay Are Brand New. Big Brands, Top Retailers. Great Prices On Millions Of Items. Get It On eBay. News Keith Moon drove a Rolls Royce into a swimming pool on this day in 1967. Or did he? By MusicRadar published 23 August 2021 The Who drummer Keith Moon would have been 75 today. In 1967 he had a 21st birthday like no other - but was it as wild as he claimed? Keith Moon, photographed in 1976. (Image credit: Eddie Sanderson/Getty Images))
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Moon reputedly damaged so many hotel rooms on a 1975 tour his net earnings, after expenses, were £47. He threw various televisions out of hotel windows and into swimming pools but, alas, a car didn't follow. The legend originated with an interview Moon gave Rolling Stone in 1972. In that telling it was a Lincoln Continental. By Johnny Black ( Classic Rock ) published 24 August 2023 Keith Moon celebrated his 21st birthday by taking one of his cars for a swim - or did he? Eyewitnesses explain what they saw - or think they saw (Image credit: "A Rolls Royce in a swimming pool? You got the wrong man, occifer.") Keith Moon driving a Rolls-Royce into a swimming pool is an erroneous conflation of two incidents. In one, he left the handbrake off, and the car rolled into a pool, which was under. THE TRUTH BEHIND THE MYTH
Keith Moon drove a Rolls Royce into a swimming pool on this day in 1967. Or did he? MusicRadar
The night in question was Keith Moon's 21st birthday, a special birthday for most people usually spent with some friends over a few toasts of champagne and maybe a little bit of cake, a few shimmies on the dancefloor and a hangover in the morning. Moon, however, was intent on making it an unforgettable event. August 23, 2021 ·. Today in 1967, Keith Moon celebrated his 21st birthday by driving a Rolls Royce into a swimming pool. The Who drummer Keith Moon celebrated his 21st birthday by taking a Rolls Royce for a swim - or did he? We uncover the truth behind the myth. Known for playing pranks and crazy part antics, the late Keith Moon, drummer for British rock 'n' roll band The Who, undoubtedly lived up to his nickname "Moon the Loon." One of Moon's most memorable outrageous party escapades involved a classic Lincoln Continental sinking to the bottom of Holiday Inn swimming pool on the drummer's 21 st birthday. THE LAST AMERICAN DREAM! THE LAST AMERICAN DREAM! THE LAST AMERICAN DREAM! Beatles: John Lennon's 1965 "Psychedelic" Rolls-Royce Keith Moon drove a Rolls Ro.
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Though Moon was known for his boisterous, over-the-top behavior, Fletcher debunks one myth about him: That he drove a Rolls Royce into a Michigan hotel swimming pool during his 21st birthday party. The Who drummer Keith Moon's Rolls Royce Corniche sells for a bargain £17k.. A 78,000-mile 1972 Rolls Corniche, once owned by The Who drummer Keith Moon made just £17,200 on eBay.
Jones recalls: "The white Rolls-Royce arrived at Stocks the day before the shoot, albeit without an engine". Although the final cover image embodied the frivolous 'rock star' lifestyle, the Rolls had in fact been destined for the scrapheap, before being purchased for £1,000 by the crew. Otherwise in good condition, the Silver Shadow. ( Classic Rock ) last updated 7 September 2022 It was just another night in the life of a successful rock star: a film premiere and a party. But the evening was also Keith Moon's last Keith Moon on 6 September 1978, the night before he died (Image credit: Pictorial Press Ltd / Alamy Stock Photo)
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Footballer George Best with his 1972 Silver Shadow at Old Trafford The Shadow's edge attracted a host of new-gen buyers, including footballer George Best, The Who drummer Keith Moon, Paul. The Who August 23, 1967 - The Who drummer Keith Moon drove his luxury Rolls-Royce automobile into a Holiday Inn swimming pool. September 3, 2021, 9:17 am 12 Views As the party had become out of control, the police were called to put an end to the festivities.
