Keith Moon

Designed by the legendary Keith Moon, this stick has a unique in its design with the combination of a medium shaft, fast sloping medium taper and a length just short of 16". Crafted with an oval wood tip.

Keith used these sticks during The Who’s concert at the Cleveland Public Hall in Cleveland, Ohio, 31st August 1967

Used on 30 Aug. 1978, for his final recording session

In this March 15, 2014 Drum Forum reply, user Bun Carlos reports his ownership of a Louis Benson Model drumstick dropped by Moon at a Summer 1968 The Who concert. In an April 24, 2024 reply on the same thread by GregR, an image of another Louis Benson Model used by Moon is shown.

Bun Carlos

I have a Keith Moon stick from Summer 1968. It's a Rogers Louis Bellson (sp?) Model. Tiny stick, about 15" long. His roady stood next to him with an armful while Moon bounced them off his floor tom all night. When one bounced into the audience I grabbed it. I imagine, from the way he went through sticks, (in those days) they bought whatever sticks they could find cheap.

GregR

Here are a few Keith Moon sticks. The Ajax Jack Parnell sticks were used by him a lot, but yes he did use many different brands at times including Premier, Rogers Louie Bellson and Ludwig Joe Morello

https://www.drumforum.org/attachments/keith-moon-sticks-jpg.671400/