Norman Gunston interviews Keith Moon [1976]
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- Comic genius Norman Gunston (Garry McDonald) interviewing an overly histrionic Keith Moon, drummer for "The Who." Charlton Stadium 31st May 1976. Two years before Moon's death. Brief appearance by the great John Entwistle.
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Ox's reaction to Moons reluctance to be interviewed...love it...he actually gets laughing...such opposites and sets Norman right about Moonies reluctance lol
FINALLY SOMEONE UPLAODED IT IN HIGHER QUALITY
It was staged. The ever-so-slight cheeky smirk on Moon's face.
You reckon do you? Moon was just an arrogant Pommy jerk. He's lucky Norman didn't punch his lights out.
One pom to another
The original prisoner of mother england!
Yeah mate that's true unfortunately, the sooner Aus gets rid of the jack off the Australian flag the better I reckon
No way.
@@stevemurrell6167
Norman Gunston was a disgrace absolutely worst comedian of all time!
Best version of this I've ever seen, thank you 😁👍
The interviewer's hair is amazing.
It's an actor called Garry McDonald playing a character called Norman Gunston.
Norman Gunston that was part of the whole image if you look closely you'll notice he has toilet paper stuck to his chin as well
What great little Aussie bleeder he was....
MOON ...
the best
Moon the Loon was ‘taking the piss’ out on ole Norman. . 🤣😂
wonderful video !
The interviewer played along nicely.
Norman Gunston played along because that's exactly what he wanted the guy to do
The did actually play together in a concert in Sydney. There's a recording out there somewhere.
Two years from Moon's death. At least a positive outcome.
Mad Man was Keith Moon!
He loaded his Bass Drum with explosives on a tv set.
One of guitarists was deaf for the rest of the gig, until the ringing went away.
One of the guitarists? Are you OK?
The guitarist in question was Pete,not only did it affect his hearing it also set his hair alight and blew him to the side of the stage...ALL AT THE SAME TIME!!
Doors in the background.
The support acts that day were: Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Little Feat, The Outlaws, Chapman Whitney Streetwalkers, and Widowmaker. So a cover version from someone.
I reckon it is Status Quo‘s version of „Roadhouse Blues“ that is playing in the background
@@thomster0815 👍
Little Feat ❤
My moon xxx
Based Keith
Ya great poofta.
No stupid PC in those days.love it!
Don't you like gay people
This is so very, very good!😂
Moon 50cent short of a dollar
Seems a bit too unreal not to have been staged. The girl Keith Moon was with walked off very quickly after Norman started approached, and the bloke in the background was laughing after Keith abused Norman
It’s from a tv show you melt. Jesus Christ
The Who famously had a very bad time in Australia, never went back.......annnnnnnd you never knew what mood Moon might be in.
Totally believe it of Moon. He was a wild child.
Norman Gunston would deliberately upset celebrities so they would do things like that to him and the Australians thought it was absolutely hilarious because they thought he was real
@@James-kv6kbtalkin out your ass.
He didn't deliberately upset people at all.
Some didn't get him, but that's all.
I asked Garry McDonald once what he thought of keith when he met him ,he remarked "A perfect gentleman ".
not sure if he was be sarcastic or not lol
I would suggest that he was being sarcastic because you asked a stupid question which hes probably been asked 10,000 times before you thought of asking it
that was the guy that was in Mother and Son? I never would have recognized him
Gary McDonald. Norman Gunston was a character from The Aunty Jack Show who went on to have his own show.
The Who had a really bad experience on an Australian tour in 1967/68 and never went back. KM took out his frustrations on any Australian he met after that.
Thanks for explaining that. I was watching the video and thinking "What the friggin hell?"
He’s lucky to get away with that , many aussies would have put him on his ass for that
Doesnt make any fucking sense, why would he still be mad 10 years later? He was just drunk and messing around
@@phillthorpe2643 and i'm 1 of em
I thought exactly that but now it’s been explained!
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?
There'll never be another show like Fawlty Towers............just so good. Don't talk about the War.
@@stevehughes1510 YOU IS WIT NIT !
@@fredflintstoner596 ees a hamster.............
@@stevehughes1510 ANYONE FOR TRIFLE ?
THE DUCKS OFF !
fast forward to the 1990's with Dennis Pennis
I have genuinely thought this was real for so long - that Moon was was really angry. But the the HD puts a different spin on it - maybe he was playing along?
How on earth could you think this was real?
@@tz6414 Because Moon could be a nasty bastard when drunk (just ask Kim) and he could still have been bitter about the ‘68 Australian tour.
@@markp1549 his smirk says it all when dousing Norman with booze. Also, he did go to Australia in 1973!! Moonier performed as Uncle Ernie in the Tommy Opera in Sydney.
@@markp1549 corr you’re naive aren’t your. Jesus Christ
I'm in shocked that people don't even know who Norman Gunston is today in Australia that is sacrilege and you need to be deported. The whole idea was the celebrities had no idea that it was satire they thought he was real that was what made it funny so all the reactions were quite genuine have a look at some of the other videos him , Sally Struthers comes to mind
And that's exactly what Norman wanted him to 😂
Unbelievable that people are thinking this is real?
It was Keef playing a character. Gunston was a satirist.
Unfortunately most people on social are dumb as rocks.
Get outta here. 🥴
Keef was playing a character alright...himself
He played a character that would go around interviewing famous people who had no idea what was going on and thought he was a genuine reporter that's why it was so bloody funny
Wonder who the girl he has his arm around in the beginning is?
He had a bad experience while they were in Australia, and never let it go. I’m not sure if we would be able to use some of those expletives, today.
The mean side of me, thinks it’s pretty funny though.
John seemed more down to earth towards Norman Gunston than Keith was
Ya think?
LOL
They say drugs are bad for you... Keith died of complications from alcohol addiction.
Moon was so humble with girls
Правда ломал нос дважды Ким.
He wasn't very good as a father to he's daughter.
Top "Pop" group 🤣
Pop group ?
Luv it.... YOU AUSTRALIAN SLAG !!😅🤣👊👊
Totally staged
..i literally laughed not knowing what he was going to say! Lol
It backfired on Normy then crazy Keith Moon was never one to hold back but Norm coped it on the chin there was something dull about the 80s no good lasting style from then
It’s a piss take mate it was set up
Of course it's faux aggression put on for a laugh... obvious.
,,,,, many "pom's" from "upper class" still think the same about Australia today ,,,,,, sad but true - just saying.
Bollocks, just saying something doesn’t make it true. The British in my experience in the main ,are pretty easygoing folk. And where’s the upper class these days?
@@bigbird6039 ,,,,,, LOL !!!!!! stop smoking that "funny stuff"
Its just space envy.....
1987 my Wife (soon to be girlfriend then ) went back to England with her Dad and met her Aunty " she asked " Have they got Libraries in Australia ?"
@@Rusty_Gold85 ,,,,, there you go.
Alcohol is a drug. Keith Moon was a drug addict.
Aussie comedy is bizzare.......but this was actually funny. The only time ive seen a funny Norman Gunston sketch.
Y'haven't seen too many of 'em then.
Looks like Keith was a bit of a tosser. He might have been mucking about but I don't think so. On the other hand, John Entwhistle seemed like a nice sort of bloke. Moon just looked like a pissed arsehole! I did like his drumming though! After a second viewing, I think Keith might have been in on the Joke and playing along.
It was a set up......
~ There's no h in the name Entwistle. Jeeze, people, it's right in front of you.
@@5jerry1 True, but people quite often misspelled it all the time, which is why John released his solo project titled "Whistle Rymes" deliberately misspelled in that clever but understated way you could expect from him!
@@ians5597 ~ And I'm sure it griped him.
It's disturbing, just how many people are just that lazy.
@@5jerry1 but, just as odd, one in Townshend
had quite a nasty snarl did Keith
The drummer? He's the one kicking the bass drum out of someone's head, angry Neanderthals in real life be they !!
Uh oh. The woke brigade will soon be digging up his body in order to cancel him and detray his death
Moon cancelled himself, didn't y'hear?
Comic genius? That's a fuckin long stretch bruv
Not sure what Moon was about, but I know one thing. He liked to beat up the women.
He wasn't so good behind the wheel of a Bentley either.
Such hate from Keith Moon.