Sway,too tight,slave,monkey man,,,what songs do you think charlie all and out rock on 1963 to today..PS get off of my cloud

Don't ever call me your f*ing drummer - BAM!!!!

Those are all great, curtisdavis. I'd like to add:

Paint It Black
Complicated (he really shines on the entire Buttons album)
Think
19th Nervous Breakdown
Have You Seen Your Mother
Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out (entire album)

My Top Ten:

Let It Bleed
Honky Tonk Women
Neighbors
Jigsaw Puzzle
Rocks Off
All Down The Line
Knockin'
Sparks Will Fly
She Was Hot
Down The Road Apiece

of course live he is forever kicking ass if I say so myself

I always liked the drums on 2000 man. It's tricky, just when you think he's going to drum, he waits for one more beat. It's cool.

I'd like to add the part between the verse and the chorus in Where The Boys Go,
and at the last minute of Lies.
And the way he beat the drums in RAGE, after the 2 minutes of nonsense in Gimme Shelter, Perth 73.

Loving Cup

This is also a great performance by Charlie,

With the Stones? YaYa's Little Queenie
With the Tentet? anything!

A good friend of mine who is an amazing drumer usually plays stuff like Rush, Zeppelin and the Chili Peppers. He respects Charlie a lot and was very impressed watching Charlie at the MSG gig I took him to in Sept. So my friend likes to blast his stereo system and play his drums along to the music when he practices. So I threw in Fort Worth 1978 and put on All Down The Line and at first he had trouble keeping up with Charlie and he couldn't believe how fast the tempo was compared to the original...

So for all those who praise all the fancy drum fills, solos and so on.. Nobody holds a steady rock n roll beat like Charlie, even when he has to keep up with a cocaine induced Keith or Mick...

Also love Charlie on Get Off My Cloud and Rip This Joint

Rocks Off, Rip This Joint, Lies and for sheer consistency, the live version of Crackin' Up

Charlie was really rollin on the 1972 tour... Midnight Rambler '69...Can't you hear me knocking - listen to his cymbals!

Hound dog that is what I,m talking about,Charlie is the man also may I add the drums on What a shame,It wont take long,and his Ringo style on Shes a rainbow

she's so cold!!

What about show me on ronnies album SOT for pure backbeat

She Was Hot - especially towards the end of the track.

Almost Hear Me Sigh

BEAST OF BURDEN

Every single one of em.......

When The Whip Comes Down, studio and live!

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I would love to see and hear what Charlie thinks!!favorite albums,tours,songs,etc,etc, it would be pure heaven,PS the only reason I got the red coffee table book was because of Charlies new interviews,and yes he's going to pound those pigskins next week ,can't wait to see the first footage

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charlie gives her a quick side glance, after just looking at his shoes while all this is going on... "Not really"...

I love when he says things like that. It's funny though, because he has such a gentlemanly manner about him, but the way he interacts with some reporters is actually fairly rude (not looking at a person when they're speaking with you, flippant responses, etc). Charlie must have played hooky that day at etiquette school.

where the boys go,We love you,If you can't rock me

9 months before Serafina was born.

I think to this day he still doesn't get the hoopla

Top notch post there, Beelyboy!

Dandelion

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I may be in the minority, but I think this song has too much cymbal/high hat action.

I much prefer the outtake of Keith working through the song over the official release.