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Scot Halpin: Keith Moon’s Substitute
One of the weirdest tales in the Moon legend was when Keith passed out onstage, and was replaced by 19-year old Scot Halpin, pulled from the audience.

One of the weirdest tales in the Moon legend was when Keith passed out onstage, and was replaced by 19-year old Scot Halpin, pulled from the audience.
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