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Dear Boy

Wardour Street Soho

Wardour Street Soho

 

Keith Moon's Blue Plaque.

March 8th 2009 

Wardour Street. Soho

The fact it was happening at all was due to the persistence of two fans who lobbied English Heritage and failed. Keith had not been deemed appropriate as an 'outstanding historical figure'. The fight was taken up by newspapers and finally Westminster Council sensing a big blue magnet for tourists agreed to stick one up on the site where The Marquee Club once stood.

 


Melissa Hurley photographed here with her daughter is the person responsible for making it happen.

Melissa Hurley photographed here with her daughter is the person responsible for making it happen.

Her husband Gary

Her husband Gary

Everywhere you looked..another Toupee on display

Everywhere you looked..another Toupee on display

P.J. Proby

P.J. Proby

The Plaque above needs better clarification. I can recommend the film 'Expresso Bongo' starring Cliff Richard and Laurence Harvey to provide the best insight to the claims of Soho Coffee houses being the birthplace of 'pop' culture. Link 

As Biography's go Tony Fletcher's book on Keith Moon is one of the best I've ever read.

Here's a link to Tony's website and specifically his book on Keith

The legend of Keith continues

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