R&R is not like John Coltrane or something... you got a world to go... It’s not really like that... If you went out there you wouldn’t have an audience... you wouldn’t take them with you... you might, but you’d be very lucky if you did... We put a show actually and we happen to have the best front man... Mick Jagger is the best front man in the world I think. Charlie Watts, april 2006
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Naah, f###ing wrong place. Keep it!
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No answer?
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Anything connected to DA BAND?
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What do You do for living Rocky?
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yeah, I know...
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F... abulous Thunderbirds "@#$%& You"
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brilliant.
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bv Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you don't like the setlist thyen it is not > interesting. Go walk the dog or have a fight with > your neighbour. You must bhave some energy > overflow but please do not spend it on normal > people like us. > > The show was great. Sway was not very popular at > all, because most normal peo
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The Wild Horses "Australian Idiot"
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Some choirsingin' after the wise leader?
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What do You mean?
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pretty boring
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choir is more effective and safer choice
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A bit ot. Charlie Watts: I've heard you've written a book about Charlie Parker.Is it available anymore? Anymore? It was only available for a year, and no one would stock it at the time. It came out when the Lennon book, In His Own Write, did-the same publisher that did Lennon's book did my book. But the stores wouldn't take mine because of what it was. A lot of people as
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Hello Rockman! I'm a huge fan of Charlie Watts. (You'll notice that) Instead of warfare with fellow fans, I'd suggest You to go and discover Your bookshell: Charlie Parker written by Charlie Watts. Read it through carefully, no hurry. Peace. Let It Rock!
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Boston: "Don't Be Afraid" & "Don't Look Back"
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The Stones first met Detroit-born percussionist Ollie Brown when he was playing with Stevie Wonder during their 1972 North American Tour. He followed that up with work with The Temptations. By the mid-70s, Brown had been recruited by Billy Preston for his solo albums, and he joined Preston both for the Stones' Black and Blue sessions on which he contributed, and for the following 1975-76 wor
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Rock'n'Roll is very formulated music Charlie Watts
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That's a good question
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