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1978-07-15

    The “Who Are You” promotional video premiers on London Weekend Television’s The Saturday Banana.

    1978-07-05

      Keith Moon and his girlfriend Anette are flying back to London from their vacation in Mauritius. On the way home, Keith gets drunk and is taken off the plane, he is hospitalized in the Seychelles islands, returning to London the next day on Kenya Airways.

      1978-06-16

        The Simon Townshend Band play the Red Lion

        1978-05-25

          After the show at Shepperton Studios the audience is grouped in four equal lines, each with a member of The Who at the head.

          1978-05-25

            Who fans and the members of the bands Generation X, The Rich Kids, The Pretenders and The Sex Pistols assemble at Shepperton Studios in London for an impromptu Who concert

            1978-03-22

              Keith Moon and his girlfriend Annette attend the London premiere of Saturday Night Fever. Keith makes headlines when he plants a kiss on fellow attendee Joyce McKinney, then infamous for allegedly kidnapping her Mormon boyfriend.

              Cover of the March 18, 1978 Melody Maker

              1978-03-18

                John provides a survey of budget-priced bass guitars in New Musical Express

                Photo of John "Rabbit" Bundrick

                1978-03-06

                  Texan John “Rabbit” Bundrick auditions at Shepperton Studios to play keyboards during live appearances for The Who’s new, more complex songs. He had previously been brought in to play keyboards during the 1977 Pete Townshend / Ronnie Lane sessions and had hit it off with Pete. On the evening of his Who audition, Keith Moon… Read More »1978-03-06

                  1978-02-22

                    Keith attended a charity event and was photographed with Labour politician Marcia Falkender   Getty has the photo labeled as February 24, but it appeared in the Evening Standard on the 23rd, describing an event on the 22nd

                    4 covers of the single "Say It Ain't So, Joe" by Roger Daltrey

                    1978-02-17

                      A solo single by Roger, “Say It Ain’t So Joe” backed with “The Prisoner” is scheduled for release in the U.K. but is cancelled. It is released in the rest of Europe backed with “Parade” or “One of the Boys”.