Keith Moon/The Who
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Keith Moon/The Who

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Keith Moon/The Who
A multi-coloured tie-dye t-shirt of shocking pink, blue, green and yellow -- worn by Keith Moon during the photo-shoot for the album Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy, 1971; accompanied by a corresponding copy of the album where Moon is pictured wearing the t-shirt on both the front and back covers, but more prominently on the back cover (2)
Literature
NEILL, Andy and KENT, Matt Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere, The Complete Chronicle Of The Who 1958-1978, London: Virgin Books, 2002, p. 204

McMICHAEL, Joe and LYONS, Jack The Who Concert File, London: Omnibus Press, 1997, p. 141
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Lot Essay

The vendor was a staff writer for Melody Maker magazine in the 1970s, and became friendly with Keith Moon when they met at the photo-shoot for the album Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy in September, 1971. Moon subsequently gave the vendor this t-shirt on 9th October, 1971, when he stopped off at Moon's home, Tara, en-route to the Who's gig at Guildford University. They travelled to the gig together, accompanied by former Lovin' Spoonful singer John Sebastian, Moon's house-guest at the time, who subsequently appeared on stage with The Who later that night. It was Sebastian, renowned for making his own tie-dye t-shirts, who had originally given Moon the t-shirt in this lot.

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