TIME STAMPS -
0:48 Performance
4:17 Analysis Start
8:59 Guitar
13:19 Brief History of Charlie's Career

I am heartbroken. I knew he was ill and 80 years old, but it is still hard to lose such a beautiful human being. Thank you, Fil.

Charlie always seemed  more dapper and reserved. He definitely was a class act and  was a master at his craft. Thank you for featuring him.

Jagger: 'Where's my drummer?'
Watts: 'I'm not your drummer, you're my singer'

There's a new addition to God's jazz ensemble tonight. Rest easy,Charlie.🦋

Love the way Charlie was positioned so he could be in front of the camera versus being hidden away in the back.  Charlie grew up listening to Jazz which he always preferred over rock.  When he joined the band he wasn’t expecting it to last very long which is so ironic considering their longevity. Supposedly his wife didn’t approve of him having a drum kit at home and evidently Charlie knew how to make his wife happy since they were married for almost 57 years. So Charlie not only kept the beat for the band but was also steady in his domestic life.

Charlie was a clock you could set your watch to. He should be the man to study if you want to play drums.
RIP Charlie

Charlie was a pro in the use of the high hat and snare. Listen to “Beast of Burden” on the Some Girls album. Charlie’s drums are at the forefront and no one in the band can pull off what they’re doing without Charlie’s absolute precision. He nailed it and it’s the reason it’s a great song. And it’s just one example as you well know. Thanks for the tribute. RIP Charlie.

You did Charlie Watts justice and described him and his career with sincerity, well done, and much appreciated.

They looked so young & innocent then; but you can hear the raw talent;)

As a drummer myself, I always loved his cool style.

ROCK SOLID is right! Couldn’t stop saying it in my tribute video.

Charlie was there to do a job, not to make a spectacle of himself.  Same goes for Bill Wyman.

The reluctant Rockstar charlie watts a unmistakable groove never liked the limelight but graciously accepted it when mick jagger would introduce him on stage at the beginning of live shows and on his birthday mick would sing happy birthday to charlie if they were doing a live show on that day. Even at 80 charlie was still tight as ever kept it simple in the pocket nothing crazy

Thanks so much Fil. As someone who grew up in the 60s this one was really really rough to deal with. I'm terrified of what's coming in the next 5 years. We've just lost so many. Charlie didn't say much, but then again he did with his sticks. One of a kind.

I didn’t know much about Charlie, but hats off for his marriage. Probably one of the longest in rock history.

Mick had stage presence from DAY 1.

I was lucky to see Charlie with the Rolling Stones on 8-5-19 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.  The beginning of the No Filter tour.   Charlie & the guys were amazing-played over 2 hours.      Thrill of my life!   He is so missed!   ❤

What a wonderful time for music!  Sad that we're losing so many great performers.  Thanks Fil for helping keep those memories alive.

Fil I just want to throw out there how much respect I and so many others have for you for all you do including paying tribute to so many greats that have passed etc you are one of a kind and you are destined for great things . Just keep doing what you are doing you are HIGHLY respected by SOOOOO MANY ❤️💯