This documentary was broadcasted by the BBC in July 2022 and this is part four of the series My Life As a Rolling Stone, which was the last one. From the back cover:

“Charlie Watts was for 60 years the drummer of the Rolling Stones. But he died on 2021. Here a stellar cast of musicians describe Charlie Watts. Featuring rare archive footage, many Rolling Stones rare soundtracks and interviews.” The known people interviewed are Ron Wood, Tina Turner, Slash, Sheryl Crow, Slash, Keith Richards, Lars Ulrich Mick Jagger, Steve Jordan, Chris Kimsey, Max Weinberg, Dave Green, Stewart Copeland, Don Was, Steve Brown, Chuck Leavell, Patrick Woodroffe, Shirley Watts, Brian Johnston, Dario Carnera (Charlie’s favourite tailor Huntsman), Mick Jagger, Glyn Johns, Earl Young, Courtney Pine, Slash, Jon Bon Jovi, Bernard Fowler, Jane Rose

An interesting audio broadcasted was the man’s first recording from 21 August 1959 at Edgeware Club, London with the Joe Jones All Stars, namely with Goosey Gardner (Woody Herman).However, doer Stones fan impressive are the ‘secret rooms’ where Charlie Watts set of drums are kept, including some of his jazz heroes instruments (Charlie Parker, Elvin Jones, Roy Haynes and Gene Krupa) as well as the Stones one where their recordings on tapes are kept, outtakes included. Charlie Watts passed away on August 24^th 2021 and this documentary could just be his final legacy, I believe he would have liked it.