Adjustment for misadventures of an expected musician's performance

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The discussion centers around notable instances where musicians had to improvise due to unexpected circumstances. A specific example is a Johnny Carson show where a pianist named Gutierrez could not perform due to a finger injury. This situation parallels a fictional story called "Boogie Boy," where a band leader sought a drummer from the audience after their drummer became incapacitated. Additionally, there is a real-life incident involving Keith Moon, the drummer of The Who, who collapsed on stage. The band successfully called for a drummer from the audience, who performed well, with a recording of the event available on YouTube. A related article detailing this incident can be found on Far Out Magazine's website.
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I am just watching an interesting video of a Johny Carson show. A pianist someone "Gutierres", not certain the spelling, was expected to appear as a guest but had a mechanical accident with his finger and was unable to show on the production. This also reminds me of a fictional story "Boogie Boy", in which a band's drummer became nonfunctional and the band leader asked attending audience if anyone know how to play drums and could save the show. AND a bold soul did respond affirmatively and very functionally.

I give here a hyperlink to the Johny Carson section:
 
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Drummer Keith Moon of The Who once collapsed onstage. The Who requested a drummer from the audience and he did well. There is a recording of this on Youtube.
 
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Drummer Keith Moon of The Who once collapsed onstage. The Who requested a drummer from the audience and he did well. There is a recording of this on Youtube.
I took that relatement report and tried a search online, "who substituted for keithe moon?" and found this article with a included video of the event:

https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/who-keith-moon-replaced-audience-member/
 

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