Charlie Watts: Rolling Stones drummer remembered five years after passing

The family of Charlie Watts, the longtime drummer for The Rolling Stones, has released a message to commemorate the fifth anniversary of his passing. In a social media post, his family invited fans to share memories, stories, and photographs to honor his legacy, stating that he is missed more than words can express.

Keith Richards also paid tribute to Watts, noting the drummer's influence on the band's identity. Richards expressed a positive sentiment regarding the band's ongoing work, suggesting that Watts would be watching over them.

Watts, who joined The Rolling Stones in late 1962, was known for his jazz-influenced style that brought precision and elegance to the group's rock and roll sound. Beyond his musical career, he was a talented artist who contributed cover art for the album ‘Between the Buttons’ and was a trained advertising designer.