driving in to the cardiologist appointment. I felt so sad I was a bit weepy. They played Paint It Black, one of my favorites, followed by Run Around Sue, good grief! We all get there at some point. He was always so good.

My dad's favorite band. One of my dad's best experiences was attending the Stones concert in the late 1970s with my older brother. My dad was amazed at how rocking and in shape they were even then. They seemed timeless.

Comfort to his family and friends. He made the world a brighter place with his music.

with a car full of teenagers in my '56 Chevy hardtop, with the radio turned up to eleven playing "I can't get no satisfaction".

Those were the days.

I had a '65 Impala Super Sport with a 327 and wish I still had it.

KY

He was one of the very best.

Charlie Watts

Saw him perform a few years ago. The Stones were in town (Detroit) and the band's sax player who's from Michigan was performing the night before the Stones concert. Charlie sat in on a couple numbers. He was an amazingly tasteful jazz drummer. He only played rock to pay the bills. Jazz was his first love.

If you want to hear a great album, check out the "Charley Watts Big Band, Live at Ronny Scott's."

RIP