Watts no quería ser ídolo pop y nunca fue tan extravagante como la mayoría de sus colegas estrellas, pero con su poderosa y sutil batería marcó el ritmo de una de las grandes bandas de rock. Read entire story.
Source: NYT > Arts > Music
- On August 24, 2021
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Charlie Watts, de los Rolling Stones, murió a los 80 años
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