If the team is good it could pay off to continue working with them. Not that I would condone physical violence and I definitely suggest a less blunt approach, b

If the team is good it could pay off to continue working with them. Not that I would condone physical violence and I definitely suggest a less blunt approach, but here is how Charlie Watts solved the problem for him: > On one occasion, according to Richards, Mick was in the mood to do some recording -- at five in the morning -- so he called Watts on the phone and said, "Where's my drummer?" Says Richards, these were the days when Mick's ego had gotten onto everyone's nerves, that it seemed all was about him. > Watts got into his car and 20 minutes later arrived at the place. When Keith opened the door Watts walked right past him, went over to Mick, picked him up by the lapel and slugged him in the face. "Never call me your drummer again."