The Life and Legacy of Rock Legends, The Who

After Keith died, they kept going, because there were still shows booked and fans waiting. They brought in Kenney Jones, who had played with the Faces and was a solid, steady drummer. But it was never quite the same. Jones did his job well, but that unpredictable force behind the drum kit was gone.

You could feel the difference. The band still sounded like The Who, but something inside had shifted. It was quieter in a way that had nothing to do with volume. Moon had been more than a drummer. He was the storm they played through.