Charlie Watts

Former bassist says he only played on “Live by the Sword” because it featured late bandmate Charlie Watts.

Former bassist was surprised the band continued without late drummer but believes they have nothing else to do.

They might be one of the longest-running rock bands, but they've still found time for external projects.

"Keith invented that story," Rolling Stones frontman now claims.

The property features a swimming pool, sauna and a place to park your helicopter.

Month's other major headlines included Kiss' COVID-19 battles and a reunion between Robert Plant and Alison Krauss.

Band members plus former bassist Bill Wyman attended the exclusive event.

“He was a very reliable person, wasn’t a diva," singer said of late bandmate. "That’s the last thing you want in a drummer.”

Band's longtime production director says there "is always a piece of Charlie in the show."

Drummer had served with classic rock legends since 1963.