Charlie Watts’ Greatest Rolling Stones’ Drum Licks

For 58 years, Charlie Watts manned the drum kit behind Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, the unflappable bedrock of the Rolling Stones sound. Compared to his British Invasion contemporaries, he wasn’t a bombastic virtuoso like Keith Moon, and a gregarious personality didn’t shine through his playing like Ringo Starr. Instead, Watts was a drummer’s drummer, always in the pocket, always finding the perfect fill to serve the song. With his dapper suits and knowing smile, he was the mysterious one who gave few interviews and famously listened to more jazz than Rock ’n’ Roll.
Find out what the critics and DJ Gerry feel are his best Rolling Stones drum licks.
Rolling Stone's music Sound bites, isolated drum tracks and rare video clips are included.
There were a lot of songs to choose from so feel feel to leave a comment below with your favorites!
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[@williamsporing1500]

The best ‘less is more’ drummer…R.I.P. Charlie, the world thanks you sir.

[@juliosanchez95]

Sorry, that would be Ringo

[@michaelmonica325]

Hi, my name is Mike I am blind and I also play guitar and drums, my mom used to play Rolling Stones in my incubator when I was born. Also I seen the stones eight times0 hey man don’t forget get off my cloud that’s a good one too

[@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic]

About 5 minutes ago, I looked at my list and forgot to include that one. Maybe there are enough songs for a sequel to this video?

[@jaidendeprez1842]

No you aren't. Stop lying

[@Janfey]

How could you see Stones live if you're blind? Hmmm...sus.

[@419buckeye7]

Never trust a man with a females first name for a last name

[@wombatvalleycabins9762]

Miss you Charlie

[@FelipeJOrtiz]

RIP Charlie! We’re all so grateful that we didn’t lose you back in 1974-when you nearly drowned in a pool of soap bubbles-during the making of the It’s Only Rock and Roll video.

[@BritishBeachcomber]

Love that video. All you can see is his head...

[@literallyunderrated]

Lol

[@ManilaSoundClips]

His impact on our lives is incalculable. Rest in heaven Charlie. Your legacy will live on forever

[@markhaus2830]

You don't need a million drums to be a great drummer. Charlie Watts was proof of that!

[@tonym994]

in the '70's, the drum sets/kits started getting 2 blocks long. you're absolutely right. (they say the best umpires and refs are the ones you don't notice). Charlie was the best.

[@josehborba3004]

@@tonym994 Lol ,2 bocks long .

[@SandrOliva]

Charlie Watts had a huge drum collection, most of the kits boxed and hardly played. Many used to belong to famous jazz drummers.

[@anta40]

Sure, great jazz drummers like Joe Morello or Gene Krupa showed that you could sound great with a small drum kit. Or in the context of rock n roll: Ringo. Not sure about Charlie, I think his playing is too minimalistic for my taste. Maybe because overall I prefer Beatles to Stones...

[@petermills542]

@@anta40 Yep. That's your taste! Charlie played with swing & rocked far stronger than Ringo !! ❤️ Ringo 'played songs' very well. How lucky are we to have had BOTH !! 😄

[@billclifford8747]

So simple but so complicated. Thank you Charlie!

[@idolhanz9842]

That's a damn good way of puttin' it! I dont know how many amateurs I've seem diss charlie and dismiss his style as simple.

[@MrFchank]

Charlie's playing has been in my life since I was a child. Even though we never met,I feel like I lost a friend. R.I.P. SIR!!

[@janasvancarova2619]

Tiež to tal cítim, že som stratila priateĺa, chýbaš mi Charlie! Odpočívaj v pokoji, spomíname...

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

As a drummer myself from years ago, I can honestly say, Charlie Watts was one of the most Brilliant drummers; Why, because he never played to impress the crowds, in fact, he only applied as much persucusion as the song required. He never had to work that hard---in fact, he always looked totally relaxed! That, to me, is a freakin' Genius!

[@JBmusicart]

So answer this question, why did he always stop playing the hihat on the upbeat?

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

@@JBmusicart Never noticed. My point was---he was an easy going drummer; he didn't work to hard.

[@andiman45]

we were waiting for you to show up.... Where were you the last 60 years?

[@JBmusicart]

@@raygsbrelcik5578 I know. Watch some video, you'll see what I'm talking about.

[@JBmusicart]

@@raygsbrelcik5578 and also, I don't agree, Drummers, even Charlie did most of the heavy lifting. It's just a fact as a drummer. We work the hardest and make everyone sound good.

[@mariecastonguay7163]

Charlie was the key element to the Stones success. Will miss you Charlie!!!

[@Lynnmaria54]

LOVE Charlie's quick smirk at Mick's on stage antics.....

[@richardawilliamsjr5832]

At the end of this video I loved his glance at Bill.

[@gracemariepabriga7039]

Charlie Watts plays the greatest drum techniques! He is the best till the end. He will be greatly missed. RIP in heaven, Charlie Watts

[@stephenbrown1622]

A perfect gentleman god bless you Charlie he was the generator that powered the stones

[@OZIPUG1970]

I get my stones fix every single day and now I'm listening extra hard for Charlie's perfect timing and beat.RIP buddy and you will never be forgotten.

[@johanmarais3417]

Brilliant, great tribute. Thank you Mr. Watts for 60 years entertainment, love you Bro - Johan Marais South Africa

[@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic]

Thank you so much for your positive comments Johan. This video was a labor of love!!

[@richardjessup8543]

RIP Charlie you were the "engine room" of the Stones and gave the swing to the roll. Always miss you. A true gentleman with style. Some great tracks there, don't forget Monkey Man, little queenie and so many others. Thank you from South West Western Australia.

[@tandod269]

RIP Charlie Watts 🙏... The best drummer... Great gentleman and person.. God bless him 🙏🌟

[@1959Berre]

Charlie is irreplacable. He was the perfect drummer. Better than a Swiss watch. I miss him dearly. What a marvellous heritage he left us.

[@tt55899]

No actually he's very easy to replace

[@jonndepentu4421]

the rolling stones will always be the greatest in rock and roll history

[@adamsmith3996]

I was waiting for paint it black. You didnt drop the ball. Charlie was a drummers drummer. Never over played and never missed a beat in over 50 years ! Take 5 Charlie , you earned it !

[@DJSilene]

Charlie Watts was such an amazing drummer. He will be deeply missed! 🥲💙

[@bernadettewilliams2361]

Rest in peace Charlie watts you are a great man thanks for your kind words and talent

[@marcrobitaille7533]

With only a 5 piece kit, he was the MAN! RIP Charlie!!! The epitome of a drummer!!!!!!

[@jeffgoates4844]

4

[@teijaflink2226]

Rest in peace Charlie, it felt like all of you would live for ever, it feels heartbreaking. You play forever in heaven.

[@tomdulle1707]

Charlie's drum work on "Get off my cloud" needs to mentioned as well.

[@GOLDENFLYWARRIOR]

Charlie was the heart beat of the band and it showed. Charlie's was such a humble man.... Not pretentious or arrogant as some might expect of a Rock Star. RIP Sweet Charlie. 💔 Charles Robert Watts (2 June 1941 - 24 August 2021) Hope to see ya in another universe Charlie.

[@itachi-kun7736]

RIP mr. Watts, its amazing how 4 out of 5 RS members reaches the age of 77 on how they live their lifestyle

[@poitor5915]

you don’t need a superstar when you make great music RIP charlie 🥁

[@scottbelmont4959]

We all muss you

[@PercivalFromWales]

"Can't you hear me knocking" blew my hair back. My first exposure to Charlie Watts drumming. Easily the coolest thing I've heard in decades, my whole life perhaps.

[@ansc6472]

Charlie Watts dapper stylish English gentleman drummer RIP

[@reg5381]

Charlie Watts never ran his mouth just did a great job.R.I.P.

[@cashcarter7013]

An accomplished drummer doesn't just fabricate a beat he makes the drums come to life and sets the tempo for the whole team with a percussive magic that can hypnotize and command your body parts to jump and sway with defined range of motion and compulsively erratic involuntary seizure all at the Masters fingertips and ever present knowledge that he truly is the one who creates it all.

[@izzywatashi371]

The Stones 1964 album 12x5, had a song entitled 2125 Michigan Ave., that was my introduction to Charlie Watts and his driving drum beat that became his Jazz Rock style.

[@rickingraham4451]

Look at his body of work and legendary status. Probably guessing his music is played daily worlwide more than any other drummer..thanks for the influence charlie, god bless

[@rosszografov614]

So right..the greates collection of great music...coming up to 60 years..in 2023...no music gets more play time... it's because all their albums have so little crap on them..most are at the top, consistently...and most importantly, they never get or got boring...after 50 years Country Honk still sounds fantastic and fresh...and that's just one, of so many...

[@heidifisher7693]

The More I read about Charlie's Passing, the emptier I feel. 😢😭😢😭😥

[@wolfganggugelweith8760]

What a great band with a great drummer. I saw the Rollings Stones in Summer 1982 in Vienna-Austria 🇦🇹🏔⛷🛶🍺🥨😎👍 Europe!

[@patsheridan]

I love the way Charlie Watts finishes a song. You can hear it clearly on "Monkey Man". Charlie pounds the band out of the song. The drumming on the song is solid and understated, and then he finishes off the song with power and authority. Clean and pure and crisp, and uniquely Charlie Watts.

[@gaoxiaen1]

Don't ignore Nicky Hopkins. One of the best!

[@juniorpatron77]

such an underrated track

[@glitter-lk5dz]

Good point. Keith mentioned that the band always creates a strong start to their songs. Clever, huh?

[@Valteim]

Perfectly played. It's very sad that Charlie has left us. I don't know who would replace him as drummer. He was gorgeous and unique.

[@paulbrewer2374]

The most musical drummer ever in rock ‘n’ roll. Charlie Watts.

[@lennonladroma593]

Lol what

[@billclifford8747]

He's up In rock n roll heaven saying he's the drummer of the greatest rock n roll band ever ! Wow what a resume!

[@alicelyle6744]

Miss you Charlie

[@danmoran485]

Keith Moon might have an opinion on that, and John Bonham, and Ginger Baker. And....... etc......

[@johnnybradley7198]

Miss you. The best Stone, If they continue they will never be the Same. God Bless you my favorite person in the band.

[@jonasrmb01]

i think you spelled ringo starr wrong

[@jonasrmb01]

@@danmoran485 i think you missed the point of the comment it wasn't about the greatest rock n roll drummer

[@billclifford8747]

When I practice the kit . I play along to Charlie watts. Banging on the drums like Charlie watts.

[@crazybutcool5150]

You must have been pretty bored

[@markhaus2830]

@@crazybutcool5150 What kind of comment is that ?

[@bluegtr2001]

I know nobody knows this tune, but 'Back To Zero' off of the Dirty Work album had a sweet groove/pocket that, as a bass player, I loved to cover in various bands through the late 80's

[@poitor5915]

nothing wrong with dirty work☝🏻

[@tdw062756]

Greatest drummer greatest rock ‘n’ roll band ever Charlie wasn’t fancy just classy

[@gaoxiaen1]

And witnessed the greatest rock concerts ever!

[@robjones2408]

Charlie was a jazz drummer who played in a rock group. Check out "Can You Hear Me Knocking" to hear rock drumming at its most elegant. His heroes Max Roach, "Philly" Joe Jones, and Art Blakey are awaiting Charlie's arrival, wherever they are now.

[@elianad2083]

I'm sad that I was so much into RUSH, Journey, Dokken..etc that I never gave this amazing drummer and band a chance. Now I am making up for lost time. Listening to the songs now and his drumming, it makes me sad. I missed out. Very much. He is something else!! I'm very impressed. R.I.P to a legend.

[@gimmeshelter2151]

Never too late to get into the Stones 😊🤣

[@ianmills5237]

Charlie’s work on Gimme Shelter on the 75 tour was incredible. No wonder they named the bootleg at the L.A Forum Charlie Watts and his fabulous Rolling Stones. My most prized piece of vinyl.

[@michaelmonica325]

Yep, I learned from Charlie he taught me how to play drums are used to listen to him all the time and copies licks

[@garenmcvay2695]

Charlie was bad ass, I loved his playing on Get Off My Cloud, 1965.

[@Birdman953]

You and me both! Steering wheel in the car drum set!

[@jonathansteadman7935]

'Badass' a phrase Charlie Watts would never have used.

[@tonym994]

absolutely goddam right.

[@TheSuperHarrygeorge]

Charlie Watts was a true GENTLEMAN in every sense of the word.

[@josepedro8968]

Bought a book in the 80's with Stones interviews. Also read lot of Keith interviews. In the book Bill Wyman explained that the band leader was Charlie and Keith follow him, the beat.. Sometimes Keith pushed stronger riffs, Charlie change the beat to keep the sound but afterwards he got the "command". In Keith interviews he said that between the two existing a instinct coordenation.. Seeing and listening them alive is true. Was the Stones Sound. Keith Moon was great, Billy Cobham, the fabulous John Bonham etc.. Lots of them. Ringo Star...? A few, and Won't Come Easy is is great song.. No comparation. Charlie Watts with a very simple drums got it all the sound. Not a "exibicionist" with great solo games etc. From Gimmie Shelter to Miss You, all the songs of Sticky, Exile was him behind, just a paid of attention for the records and Bill and Keith were right. He was no show off but his beat grooves. Stones sound are between the two, a fabulous Mix! Hard to explain but they are the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the world..

[@1bls]

Been playing drums a long time. I always thought he was overlooked when people discussed great drummer. He had exceptional fills, but his timing was perfect, seriously perfect. RIP

[@ArmandoMPR]

I love Charlie’s playing on “Sway” because it’s one of those times where he really beat on his drum kit.

[@peterfasulo5400]

Great list. Although, I still think Charlie’s work on the song “We Love You” is his best work. From the 2:00 mark until the end of the song Charlie completely takes over that song. Phenomenal drumming!

[@laurencaulton103]

The minute he starts you know what is it. Without him, it's not the Stones.

[@emmanuelmignen3905]

A so class drummer and gentleman

[@alancherrier7776]

Love the beginning of "Rock and a Hard Place"..his opening is tight and the snare crack continues to the chorus when it breaks. Fabulous control🥁🎶😎

[@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic]

That is going to make it to my sequel to this videos. Great song!!

[@whyyeseyec]

Charlie's drumming on Rock/Hard Place is fantastic! Anyone starting out on drums would do themselves well to play along with Charlie. He knew how to keep a beat.

[@evipladra5340]

R.I.P. CHARLIE best Drummer in the WORLD, THANK For 60 years!!!! 🥁🙏🥁🙏🥁🙏🥁🙏🥁💔💔💔💔

[@idolhanz9842]

The announcement of his death on the radio should have had the 1969 studio version of Honky tonk women with the opening cowbells, snare and bass drum of the instantly recognizable drum beats in the background. Have it repeat endlessly by looping it.

[@lamper2]

he didn't play that cowbell-producer Jimmy Miller did

[@paulhandidjaja1579]

Yes. The most distinctive n clever idea the combination of cow bell snare and drum..

[@MrPercussionPete]

Watts had a lazy relaxed way of playing which was exactly what the Stones' music needed. This can be perfectly heard on Black And Blue. Just listen to the intro of Hey Negrita... That's Charlie Watts at his best. Or any song on that album really. Charlie never sounded better. Memory Motel, Crazy Mama, Hot Stuff, Hand Of Fate. Every one of them shows Charlie's genius drumming.

[@keeponrollin7922]

Hand of fate no doubt,Charlie was always in the pocket

[@glitter-lk5dz]

Yes!

[@stevenkrichbaum9361]

Charle had the incredible talent for playing exactly what a song needed, no more and no less. - and if you think that is easy, try it some time. - when I played covers of Stones’ songs, I realized this and how deceptive his playing is - it’s not what you play but how - and I learned that what Charlie shared with Ginger Baker, and they were virtually the only drummers playing rock who had it, was a sense of SWING - “Casino Boogie” on Exile on Main Street is exemplary; this feel is virtually a lost art these days - both Ginger and Charlie had the same attitude for their playing: they were there to lift the band and make everybody else sound good, it wasn’t look at me - it’s a sad time for me; now with Charlie’s passing there’s only one left [BC] here on Earth of my personal pantheon (Ginger Baker - Billy Cobham - Elvin Jones - Mitch Mitchell - Keith Moon - Charle Watts - Tony Williams). - thank you for posting this tribute

[@pantone301]

CHARLIE WATTS CRYED AND LOVED BY ALL REST IN PEACE.😒👏👏👏

[@chickeastwater9883]

Emotional rescue Monkey Man Undercover Charlie has kept the BEAT since 1963 with Stones - I have Photos of him Smiling @ Rehearsal /Run Thru - Htfd. Ct. Rencheler Field Great Memories -

[@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic]

Great song choices!!

[@tonym994]

if simplicity is beautiful, then 'all down the line's' intro is one of my favorites EVER. Charlie and Keith together make up a simple, yet irresistible intro to a classic from 'Exile on Main street'! these white boys had rhythm. bust another bottle, yeah!

[@tonym994]

@Redwood Rebelgirl rock on

[@gilbertorodriguez5344]

The Best Drumer Ever 😎LOVE FROM PUERTO RICO 🇵🇷💕✅TO CHARLIE WATTS 🎶AMIGO R.I.P 🎼🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🕳💭🎵

[@lizslp86]

Damn he was a great drummer 🥁 RIP.

[@alexjohnston8889]

My favourite Charlie moments are 10 miss you, 9.Honley tonk woman, 8. One hit to the body, 7.jumping jack flash, 6.you gotta move( Charlie just makes that track) 5. Satisfaction 4.Hold on to your hat 3.Get off of my cloud 2.Paint it black 1. Flip the switch (what an intro from Charlie).

[@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic]

Great selections!!

[@sweetassugar2076]

Hang fire 🔥 is a Charlie Watts masterpiece

[@alm8689]

The best at holding down the groove.

[@StudioGGStudios]

Charlie is my favorite to play my bass to.

[@Daniel-hn7nd]

She's So Cold is a fun one too that I really love. Charlie does some really nice tom tom work on beautiful fills along with those tasty triplets on the hi-hat and accentuated with his signature crashing china cymbal.

[@bravevoice2771]

I think one thing that should not be overlooked, is that Charlie held his sticks in "traditional grip", look at his left hand. Very few drummers do this. This style is very powerful compared to the various fingertip grip of most contemporary drummers. Listen to Charlies's commanding snare drum work. Few can compare!

[@christopherstevenrankin]

I agree. His snare work was really banging!

[@scottmelton8414]

Wouldn't you say "Street Fighting Man" belongs in this list?

[@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic]

Definitely, that song should go on a part 2 video!! I love the polyrhythmic beats of that song!!

[@777jones]

100% yes.

[@sweetassugar2076]

@@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic too many songs to put on this list

[@ianmills5237]

Jordan plays to the music, the music that Charlie made. Charlie was the music. Rest in peace Charlie.

[@neilouellette3004]

When I first saw The Stones Tattoo You Tour 1981 Hartford Civic Center, Charlie had the smallest basic Rock n Roll Drum Set and laid down the smoothest beat. Just amazed how he didn't go for the loaded out drum sets you see out there. As a fan only perspective. Tattoo You Tour 1981, Steel Wheels Tour 1989 and No Security Tour 1999.

[@splotbang8296]

The Stones roots were in the blues where the rhythm section is no frills bare bones. Charlie fit the bill. And he survived because other than Keith Richards, there was no room for another member to take any of the spot light away from Mick. So much of Charlie's longevity in the band was due to his low key personality, likeable character and his reliability, not his technical prowess as a drummer. A more gifted drummer like Keith Moon or John Bonham would not have fit in the Stones stylistically or personality wise. Charlie never let his ego get away from him which is amazing given the circumstances.

[@thomaswillans4085]

The shuffle snare on Let It Bleed 👌👌👌

[@catherinefranklin9128]

RIP Charlie Watts....Fabulous drummer

[@walterbugbee9278]

R..I.P.Charlie Watts.Thanks D.J..Gerry.Started with my Favorite Song,What is I.M O.Is the Best song ,Of Ssooo many Fantastic songs. Love and Miss You ,Charlie ❤Watts.LEGEND.❤To The Watts Family,,✌❤😛☠🥁💥💯To The Rolling Stones. This Day Dedicated for Charlie Watts ,Hjs Family and The Rolling Stones. ❤🥁😛☠🎶

[@scottmurphy650]

Charlie was never flashy but he was ALWAYS rock solid. Ever notice how often Keith looks back at him? It is because Keith could never keep time. I started playing drums in 1973 and Charlie was my inspiration (ok, and so was the Muppet Animal).

[@Peteripattaya]

YES!! That mans kit was something you can buy in a second hand shop, and you knew when Charles played. When Mick and Keith hired him, they had no idea what kind of drummer they hired. I never liked RS but Charles Watts is in my heart.

[@larryturner6859]

The silent genius 💯 RIP legend

[@mahyarV13]

RIP and Kiss Neil Peart in your next destination and we miss you both. Heavens is surely proud of having you there!

[@ONeirda]

Charlie Watts, the only one in that band that could keep the time ...

[@poitor5915]

you ain’t whistling dixie👌🏼

[@brayread4912]

Rocks off fills are next level

[@walteriomoore9895]

I like Drummers like Charlie Watts, he played the steady Rock Groove, nothing else is important to play RocknRoll. Bass Drum + Snare Drum featured. All other Drummers are Divas, trying to say: I am the greatest (dubble strokes, Paradiddle etc.), but Charlie was concentrated in playing pure Rock Music, no complicated breaks and stupid Solo Parts like all others . I will miss you , Charlie 😥 waltnRoll ....

[@nottherollingstones.]

Very surprised to see you have used our version of 'Gimme Shelter' instead of The Stones original (at 2 minutes in)...!!!

[@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic]

Great Version of a Classic song!!

[@jonndepentu4421]

we love you forever Mr Charlie Watts

[@michaelbradshaw8204]

Thanx for the drumming memories😀

[@michaelmonica325]

I’m going to the Detroit show in November I hope they don’t cancel it I don’t think they will though.

[@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic]

Awesome, I am glad that I got tickets to the LA show. The Stones have vowed to play until they drop. So, the only thing that could stop this tour is the pandemic.

[@jongoldey3842]

It's like the grateful dead without jerry. It's not the stones anymore. Sad but true. If you saw them live then you know

[@poohbearsauntie]

Dear@@jongoldey3842 ~ I Love Charlie, ALSO. HIS Demise is Crushing.. Without A Doubt!! But Please Give The Other Guys The Respect That They ARE DUE. Please..?

[@cognitivedissident2881]

@@poohbearsauntie I don't think he was being disrespectful, he was just emphasizing how important Charlie Watts was to the Rolling Stones' sound.

[@keeponrollin7922]

Got pitt Oct 4th, Charlie was the one who told them too use steve Jordan for these shows and that's Keith's main sideman,obviously its gonna sound different but hopefully some kinda tribute during show like playing shine a light with video montage

[@jt-ce7vo]

When it is going to hit them, is the first time they step on stage and Charlie is not there. DEEP!

[@alanharrison694]

Great one my friend and the views reflect it. ‘Keep on Postin’🤟

[@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic]

Thank you for your eternal support!! You have been with me since my humble beginnings on KZbin and I deeply appreciate it!!

[@johntucker8950]

Will forever have an obsession for "My Obsession". One of the best endings of a song ever. For ever Stones: Between the Buttons. Charlie at his best!

[@Tatiensinandocomamor]

💃💃Thanks for sharing

[@markwitkowski6418]

to me,Charlie Watts is the perfect rock and roll drummer

[@johnlovett1853]

Jazzer at heart but rock and roll made him famous you are sadly missed charlie a true legend r I p

[@Atom-56]

Ain’t no one gonna fill the shoes of Carlie Watts . He was one off, unique drummer.

[@shelleyharris2850]

How lovely.

[@hyo2002]

Paint it Black, Sway, can't you hear me knocking, loving cup, Start me up

[@jimjohnson8066]

charley know how to get down for sure.

[@aliengrey6052]

Charlie was the Rolling Stones.

[@bugeanuflorin1531]

R.I.P. Charlie Watts

[@brianchisnell1548]

Good pick of him on the Radio Kings! Same as my swing kit.

[@stevejames1248]

RIP Charlie into will be strange seeing te Stones in October but I'm. Sure your spirit will be there

[@lisaciconte7409]

Rest In Peace, Charlie Watts!