Moon the Loon

By: Dougal Butler, Chris Trengove, Peter Lawrence

Narrated by: Karl Howman

The legendary tale of industrial strength pranking, drumming, '70’s excess, big laughs, desperation, and The Who performed with gusto by Karl Howman.

Set in London, LA, and on tour with one of the world’s greatest live rock bands, The Who.

Please note: this title contains explicit language.

©1981 Peter Butler (P)2012 Talking Music

Dougal and Keith

Who better to tell the behind the seines of who Keith Moon Really was like Than from Dougal Ive read man who and moon books. This is another great book filling in many back stories that only Dougal and Moon could tell. Great

Moon the loon

Some life experiences involving Keith Moon with a take it for what it’s worth attitude

the fantastic life of baron von moonchausen

I bought two deluxe versions of Full Moon paperback. I have read that book about 10 times since the 80's. Dougal has a great way of telling a tale and he always makes me giggle. told with love and a hint of darkness, the life and times of the drummer of the world famous who band, will thrill and facinate.

Was great to finally truly listen to the last 10 years of Kieth moon In true British voice

Loved the whole audio book was hard to pause so I could make dinner. The lives the rock stars had back then wow wow

I was"Over the Moon"about the"dear boy"& this book

What did you love best about Moon the Loon?

I assume you are asking about the book and not the lad himself. My answer is as it always is......stories stories stories. You know, insider stuff and that's what this book is all about.

What did you like best about this story?

the minor details that cause you to this you are really getting the "inside" stuff

Have you listened to any of Karl Howman’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have not heard anything else from this Gent. But I think he did a ball peen job.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I loved it, But yet I hated it. It made me laugh, it made me cry. It made me happy yet somehow sad.......extremely.

Any additional comments?

If your into Bio about your favorite counter-culture heros from the 60's, this book is great.