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Onstage with The Rolling Stones at London's Saville Theatre, 1969 (from L-R: Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts and Keith Richards)
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Rhythm Magazine, Thu 22 Oct 2009, 12:31 pm UTC
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Matt Cameron
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Elvin Jones
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Chris 'Daddy' Dave
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Alex Rodriguez
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Andols Herrick
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Brian Bennett
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Tomas Haake
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Stanton Moore
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Jeff Porcaro
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The Rev
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Thomas Pridgen
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Charlie Watts
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Art Blakey
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Terry Bozzio
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Steve White
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Carl Palmer
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Carmine Appice
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Dominic Howard
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Tre Cool
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Why is he great?
Charlie Watts was a blues and jazz fan who drafted the template for hard rock. He gave classic Rolling Stones recordings like Beggars Banquet a hefty jolt of punch and pocket. Let’s start with Sympathy For The Devil…
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