Charlie Watts

Drummer recalls “wierd, silly” ban on cross-Atlantic tours while he was learning to love music.

Plenty of people would be devastated if the Rolling Stones decided to call it quits after their latest round of shows. Drummer Charlie Watts isn't one of them.

Though they publicly celebrated a 50th anniversary in 2012, guitarist Keith Richards says the band members themselves count January of the next year as the Rolling Stones' real beginning.

You don't want to mess with the Rolling Stone who punched Mick Jagger in the face.

Led Zeppelin's John Bonham takes on Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones in Ultimate Classic Rock's March Drum Madness.

Cheap Trick's Bun E. Carlos battles Rolling Stones legend Charlie Watts in round two of Ultimate Classic Rock's March Drum Madness.

Two very different kinds of drummers face off in the opening round of our new March Drum Madness competition.

The Rolling Stones never would have been crowned the World's Greatest Rock and Roll Band without Watts, one of the world's greatest rock and roll drummers.

At this point, it's expected that the Rolling Stones will reunite onstage to celebrate their 50th anniversary, but how long they'll tour remains a sticking point.

The good news is that the Rolling Stones members are definitely spending a lot of time together in each other's orbit, but they may not exactly be on the same page. After guitarist Keith Richards stated earlier this week that the band had been rehearsing for what will likely be their 50th Anniv…