Just wondering. Is it known? As far as I know, Charlie never sang with stones, not even on boots or outtakes, not even background. Perhaps with other musicians?

I think he said a word on the Between the Buttons album...haha

I do believe he once spoke !

Did Charlie ever sing?

No, not in public!

he's credited as a backing vocalist on 'Always suffering' but when asked about it in an AOL fans interview a few months after it came out, he seemed to know nothing about it

He spoke at a show here in Toronto at Massey Hall with his jazz band. It was historic. At the very end, he introduced the band and said thanks. Then he played a drum solo for about a minute.

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Gazza
he's credited as a backing vocalist on 'Always suffering' but when asked about it in an AOL fans interview a few months after it came out, he seemed to know nothing about it

But, having listened to the song...if you were credited as being associated with it, wouldn't you have the same reaction?

If he claims to not have drummed on it, then we'll know for sure.

ever sang isn't that a Chinese singer?

At the Olympia in 2003 he took Mick's microphone and said that he would like to sing but that Mick won't let him

Very funny

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Charlie does not sing. But he can speak - on stage during shows. That is an excuse for going all over the world to see them live. These great but rare moments when Charlie speaks!

Some times Mick put the microphone up in the face of Charlie during the band presentations, and then, when Charlie says a word, or surprise surprise may be even TWO words, then Mick says: He speaks!

PS. Why on earth should Charlie sing? Does Mick play the drums? Not really...

Bjornulf

Charlie sings on the song Laughing In Rhythm featured on the CD ‘Vol Pour Sidney’ a tribute album to Sidney Bechet with two tracks featuring Charlie.

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At the Olympia in 2003 he took Mick's microphone and said that he would like to sing but that Mick won't let him

Very funny

Dear Doc.

Thanks for the links in your signature. Fine for reading.

Maybe Charlie was one of the woo-hooers when they recorded SFTD.

I always thought his pic on the cover of" Got live if you want it" he looks like he"s singing!

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Maybe Charlie was one of the woo-hooers when they recorded SFTD.

He was, and he finally received his credit for backing vocals on the 40 Licks album.

He can be seen reluctantly "woo-wooing" in the One Plus One film.

I guess the vocals on You gotta move are credited to Jagger and Richards but it sure has the feel of a song where everyone is doing it. Downtown Suzie could be mixed too.



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Charlie sings backing vocals on "sympathy for the devil" with Anita, Keith, Bill and the rest..

He introduced "little red rooster" on stage in the 60's.