Charlie Watts
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Interview by Robin Eggar, Rock's Backpages Audio, September 1997
The beloved Stones drummer talks about marrying — and being kept sane by — Shirley Watts; and about getting into jazz in his London youth; maintaining the separation between the Stones and his home life; keeping horses; his love of Stravinsky, Picasso and Duke Ellington; becoming a drummer; his passion for clothes; touring; his lost drug-and-drink years; grandfatherhood; and recording new Stones album Bridges to Babylon.
File format: mp3; file size: 81.8mb, interview length: 1h 25' 10" sound quality: ***
ARTICLES IN LIBRARY
The Rolling Stone Charlie Watts Takes Over Mansion of First Archbishop of Canterbury!
Report and Interview by Keith Altham, New Musical Express, 20 January 1968
A ROLLING STONE, having rolled, has come to rest in a magnificent, centuries old manor house, just outside Lewes in Sussex, which was reputedly used ...
Charlie Watts: "The One-Off Merchant"
Interview by Lon Goddard, Record Mirror, 18 October 1969
"I'M BASICALLY lazy," said Charlie. “I've never found something I really wanted to do outside the Stones. I know it must sound boring, but it's ...
The Rolling Stones: Live Concerts Are Like Going To The Pictures Says Charlie!
Interview by Lon Goddard, Record Mirror, 25 October 1969
"THE STONES have been lucky — or clever in that we have done some records that have lasted longer than a week," said Charlie. ...
The Back Line: Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts
Report and Interview by John Pidgeon, Creem, November 1978
IN A SMOKY CUTTING ROOM on Sunset Boulevard, the entire history of rock and roll flashed before my eyes: Elvis, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, Little ...
Charlie Watts Big Band: Ronnie Scott's, London
Live Review by Brian Case, Melody Maker, 30 November 1985
PARTY TIME AGAIN ...
Charlie Watts Orchestra: The Ritz, New York NY
Live Review by Jeff Tamarkin, Billboard, 24 January 1987
WATCHING CHARLIE Watts' omnipresent grin at this, the second show of a three-night stand in December with his 31-piece extracurricular jazz project, one imagined that ...
Interview by Robert Sandall, MOJO, May 1994
INTERVIEWS WITH CHARLIE WATTS were once memorably described as being "as rare as rocking horse shit". Like many of the jazz players he admires so ...
Charlie Watts: Take me back to Birdland
Interview by David Sinclair, The Times, 7 June 1996
David Sinclair meets Rolling Stone Charlie Watts in his other incarnation — as a jazzman ...
Ten Questions for Charlie Watts
Interview by Chris Ingham, MOJO, July 1996
Long Ago And Far Away, standards performed by jazz quintet, string orchestra and vocalist, sounds like a continuation of your last album, Warm And Tender. ...
Charlie Watts: The Esquire Interview
Interview by Robin Eggar, Esquire, June 1998
Emotional rescueI'VE MADE more of a mess of my Toronto hotel room in 30 minutes than Charlie Watts has after three weeks in his suite. ...
The Beat Goes On: Charlie Watts and the Great Jazz Drummers
Interview by Jon Newey, Jazzwise, July 2000
Rolling Stone Charlie Watts is not a typical jazz drummer. His previous solo albums have touched on the legacy of Charlie Parker and his new ...
Profile and Interview by Barbara Ellen, The Observer, 9 July 2000
Charlie Watts has always marched to a different drum than the rest of the Rolling Stones. He has been happily married for 36 years, he ...
Charlie Watts (2 June 1941 – 24 August 2021)
Obituary by Jon Newey, Jazzwise, October 2021
The gentleman of rhythm calls time ...
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