This is the John Fugel-Sang Podcast.

The Rolling Stones premiered their new tour in Spain, their 60 year anniversary tour. They played

the song Out of Time live for the first time. They also played Ghost Town. They're actually

quite good new song they released during the

pandemic, remember that one? And the show began with a tribute to Charlie Watts.

Charlie Watts, born Charles Robert Watts, he would have been 81 years old today.

We just lost him last year. Today is his birthday.

And I wanted to play Paint in Black because it is one of the most propulsive drum performances by Charlie Watson in the history of

the band. It was also Ronnie Wood's birthday this week. He turned 75 which makes him the

young one in the band and the cute one as well. Yes never forget we've all

lived long enough to see Ronnie Wood be the most attractive stone. We've all lived long

enough to see Joe Walsh become the most attractive member of the Eagles.

I'm John Fueglesang, joining me this hour and taking your calls with me is the political

blogger known as the rude pundit.

He has tens of thousands of weekly readers. He's a regular guest on

Stephanie Miller's show. The York Times called Lee Papa, a tornado of a writer, a

child of Lenny Bruce, Richard Pryor, and Hunter S. Thompson. I don't know how those three guys could have

conceived the child together but I know they had fun trying. You can support Lee

and check out his Patreon under the username Rootpundant. What a pleasure to welcome his Royal

rudeness back to Sirius XM. Hello Lee. Hello, I'm actually seeing an old guy

this weekend. I'm seeing Robert Plant. Nice. Oh look at you. Robert Plant. Nice.

Oh, lucky you.

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