Charlie Watts was, well, the quiet man in the Rolling Stones.
In between Stones tours and albums, Watts found time to indulge in his love of jazz, and founded his own quintet. One such instance brought the Charlie Watts Quintet to The Dennis Miller Show in 1992 to perform "Lover Man", with frequent Stones collaborator Bernard Fowler on lead vocals. After a commercial break, Miller interviews Watts.
In memory of Watts, 80, who passed away overnight. We'll discuss The Dennis Miller Show another day.
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