#Under My Thumb

[presumablystrange]

The Stones playing Under My Thumb at Ready Steady Go, 1967

[brianjonescollection]

"(Brian) was still fantastic making records, because he was so versatile. I mean, he'd have marimbas - which is why you have marimbas on Under My Thumb - or dulcimer, sitar. He kind of lost interest in guitar, in a way. But at the same time he added all of that other color, those other instruments and other ideas. He was an incredibly inventive musician."

- Keith Richards, 1994

[that-weirdmango2]

I always thought that the ‘Under my thumb’ phrase was some sort of fandom inside-joke when it came to Gideon.

At first I didn’t know what ‘under my thumb’ meant and I never heard him say it in the movie or anime, so I thought it was a comic thing.

After watching it in english with subtitles on I realized that it was the song that was playing from Gideon’s car in the movie when he first introduces himself ‘formally’ and now that I read the lyrics of the song I’m… shook, to say the least, but unfortunately not surprised.

[unholy-cvlt]

SUCK YOU DRY

Come a little closer

Before I slide over

Come on, I want you to burn

Come a little closer

Before I take you over

Come now, watch myself burn

No time like the present

To get ripped apart

Got this burning desire

Aiming straight for my heart

Suck dry

Suck you dry

Can't breath until

I suck you dry

[pinkragdolly]

[rabid-dog-steve-horn]

Sam Kinison - Under My Thumb (1990)

The late great Sam Kinison doing a rock cover of a Rolling Stones classic.

Video features a few interesting cameos.

Enjoy.

[peninsularian]

Sub-Stones misogynistic Garage from Columbus, Ohio, 1966

[rastronomicals]

8:03 AM EDT August 7, 2024:

The Rolling Stones - "Under My Thumb" From the album Hot Rocks 1964-1971 (December 20, 1971)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

File under:    Artists formerly known as the greatest in the world     

[theatrepup]

Brian Jones playing "Under My Thumb" on Ready Steady Go!

[archivist-crow]

The Rolling Stones - Aftermath (1966)

Fifty-eight years ago today, on July 2, 1966, Aftermath, the fourth British and sixth American studio album by The Rolling Stones was released. Featuring the songs “Paint it Black” (on the US version), “Mother’s Little Helper,” “Under My Thumb,” and “Lady Jane,” the album represented something of a sea change for the band. The first of the band’s albums on which every song was credited to Jagger and Richards, the themes of the album were notably darker and more varied, perhaps embracing the perceived competition with the Beatles, who had released Rubber Soul six months earlier. Considered one of the most important of the Stones’ early albums, it has proved to be a hugely influential album in the development of rock, its darker more socially driven themes presaging punk and glam and helping to usher in the age of the musician as songwriter.

[omg-hellgirl]

confess something

lmao I confess that every time I hear Mick singing "She's the sweetest..." in Under My Thumb, my non-native English-speaker head feels that the next line will be "girl in the world" instead of "pet in the world" 🥴🥴

[rwpohl]

under my thumb, tina turner, acid queen 1975

[slowneasymacncheesy]

Under my thumb

A girl who once had me down

Under my thumb, oh yeah

A girl who once pushed me around

It's down to me, oh, what I say

The difference in the clothes she wears

To me, here she come

Under my thumb

[pinkragdolly]

🤭🤭

[manitat]

The Bangles frontwoman SUSANNA HOFFS has announced a new album, a collection of covers called The Deep End. The project is out April 7th, while the first taste of the LP - a cover of The Rolling Stones' 1966 track Under My Thumb - is available now…

[freedomrobot]

What A wonderful world?

Wake Up America!!!

Wake Up World!!!