The Rolling Stones - Under My Thumb (REACTION)
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- Опубліковано 26 гру 2023
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To be “under one's thumb” means to be under that person's control. In this song, Mick Jagger has turned the tables on a girl who used to push him around, so now she's under his thumb and the “sweetest pet in the world.”
Really ?
Also, he obviously knows nothing about cats. A Siamese Cat would never put up with that crap. LOL
@@324cmac Ha exactly! Siamese cats are always in control and no one enters their kingdom without their permission!
@@Jules-um4yy And they are quite vocal and demanding while being stunningly beautiful. LOL
@@324cmac Yes they are VERY vocal and beautiful and of course they know it! Lol
This song is just short of 60 years old.The bass line growl's just right under Micks vocals and the full stereo effect of different parts in each ear are perfect in this old great song
Brian Jones was the Rolling stones secret weapon in the 1960's. He played so many different instruments. He played; slide guitar, harmonica, dulcimer, mellotron, sitar, keyboards, etc... Here he is playing the marimbas.
One of my favorite Stones songs. It’s so much fun to watch you guys reliving my childhood 55 years later.
WITH YA!!! 🤩🤩🤩
My father had Their Hot Rocks 8 track, Zeppelins Houses of the Holy, a Beatles Greatest Hits when myself 3 brothers baby sister, mom all drove back and forth to Florida in a customized van, dark green with a rainbow stripe, mag wheels, shag carpeted inside the year was 1972 and next to Zeps HOH this song reminds me of that trip.
RIP Sweet Albie, Mumsie, Paul, Dennis, Michael.
PEACE LOVE LED ZEPPELIN
Brian Jones on the Marimbas there. Just one of the many legendary imprints he made on their early music using whatever instrument came to hand (try Ruby Tuesaday next to hear him on the recorder). Definitely a nod to Motown here using a James Jamerson bass riff as the engine for this one. Love the underplayed guitar solo, too. Another good one from this era is 'I am waiting.'
And out of time.
An EARLY MUST HEAR Classic,, The Rolling Stones "Get Off Of My Cloud" 🔥
The old school stone's songs are the best 😊
HIGH Guys. you two will blow your minds on this one..... 4 black brothers with a white drummer created this ICONIC Masterpiece from the 60’s Psychedelic Era Trust me…. You do not want your life to end without hearing this song.
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Cool, Thanks. I forgot i suggested this tune back then. Thanks again for doing it. Have a HIGH Day.@@AirplayBeats
The Stones come down hard no matter how soft they lay it down
As soon as Mick starts singing, Che starts smiling. Love it.😊
Early classic Stones. Two additional early classics you shouldn't miss are "Satisfaction" and "Mothers Little Helper". Thanks for for keeping the music alive.
Get off my cloud another great track,but satisfaction success kinda put it on back burner same album I believe
@@keeponrollin7922different album but same year
We had the best music and cars back then. Great song.
I really really love early Stones. I love their 70s stuff too. But the early stuff is really special. You guys make me tear up because you get it.
Ditto. And by 1971 they had a double greatest hits album, Hot Rocks. I wore that one out.
Couldn't agree more.👍
I love the band’s creative ingenuity, exploration of different musical forms, and in-studio experimentation during the Brian Jones era. As songwriters, they started to hit their stride with Aftermath (1966). Still, they also made some of their most antithetical Stones material (as heard with their forays into Baroque Pop and Psychedelia) in the Jones era. It's just a brilliantly creative period for the group.
This one brings me back to 1972 when I got my first album - Rolling Stones’ Hot Rocks. I was 9 years old and immediately hooked on their sound. Still my favorite band 51 years later!
One of my favourite Stones tracks.
Lol lol lol, you guys crack me up.
“Under My Thumb” the spouse who controls the relationship…. In this song scenario ❤️ he won’t get pushed around anymore !
It's more than that. He is now controlling her in a way that sounds abusive to me. This relationship is toxic from both partners.
@@324cmac True. And Mick admitted as much. He also said his song on the same album, "Stupid Girl," showed an even "nastier" vindictive side to him, coming partly from the pressures of fame and, specifically, well, "SOME girls"...
ive always liked the early Rolling Stones music more than their later stuff. It just resonated more with me.
Heart of Stone - Pay with Fire - Jigsaw Puzzle, - Wild Horses, etc.
I just love the thumping bass guitar....under my thumb is a squirmy dog who just had her day.
If was in a song today, people would be outraged
Can not go wrong with any Stones song. Excellent reaction fellas!!! Appreciate you!!
It never gets old. I was six years old when this came out. My sister had it on a 45.
Brian Jones on the xylophone yep.
Brian Jones really gave a lot of the early songs depth and fullness. Every time you think, "Wow, that's cool", it was usually Brian doing something with some instrument you would never fathomed could be in a rock song.
Thumbs up!
In the early 80’s they called Prince the Black Mick Jagger, I see it now
In England ‘under the the thumb’ is used for relationships where one person always makes the decisions and the other does as the say.
And that’s the late, great Brian Jones on the marimba! Love it!
Through The Past Darkly, the original release was a hexagonally-shaped lp of greatest hits which came out in the early 70s, is a definitive collection of the Stones at one of their peaks.
Then came Goat's Head Soup!
This is roughly 1966. Jumping Jack Flash was 1966 too. I am 67 and have been into the Stones since I was 8 in 1964. I find it so enjoyable that a segment of Americas population who are so musically gifted are just finding out about a The greatest Rock N Roll band in the world. No dis to no one but the school of cats all played instruments wrote original songs and never 'borrowed' stole or sampled anything. Much success in your channel Rock on
Another nice reaction. The Stones just have a production line of classic songs! Have you guys reacted to 'Miss You' yet? If not then it should definitely be on your list!
Agree!
SECOND!!!
Get off my cloud a year prior to under my thumb,I think was great,but was overshadowed by immense success of satisfaction
The gorilla handlers are then writing/acting team Franken and Davis, who were originsl SNL writers from 1975-1980, then 1985-1995. Al Franken was a US Senator from 2009-2018. He's the shorter one.
Coleman was Brody from Indiana Jones.
Beeks was Paul Gleason who was the teacher in The Breakfast Club and The Deputy Police Chief in Die Hard.
Eddie Murphy Raw is his most famous stand up show.
I was a teen in the 70s. I loved music as long back as I remember. The first album I bought was Joe Cocker's debut. My brother in law made cassettes for me. I liked the Stones but the tapes made me love them. I listened to just about everything. It would be easier to list what I don't. In Highschool, I mas a massive Stones fan. Stopped at "Some Girls" but, every album before was great!
Brian Jones defined the more eclectic Rolling Stones sound through Ruby Tuesday.
Hello La & Che, great reaction. I enjoy listening to the RS earlier tunes, they're style and sound underwent significant changes in the 1960's. The Stones were passionate about blues music, and they helped to introduce a wider audience to its sound in the 60's. Mick Jagger and Kieth Richards became one of the most successful songwriting partnerships of all time. It was wonderful meeting your daughter's La & Che, they are very beautiful and appear to have both their father's love for music. I hope we get to see them react to something else in future. Here's another suggestion for another song from the same album, if interested. "The Rolling Stones - Mother's Little Helper (Official Lyric Video)" (by the channel: ABKCOVEVO) --The Rolling Stones describes this album "Aftermath" as one of the best albums to demonstrates their diverse range of styles and showcase their musical prowess and experimentational skills. As always, I enjoyed the reaction thanks for sharing. peace out~
I'm just an older than dirt old hippie. For some weird reason I'd rarely listen to the Stones. But I loved them. So before my mind turns to Quaker Oats I'm going down the rabbit hole. Again. Thanks kids!!
In Falconry the “ bird”🦅 is on a leather strap that is “ under thumb”
Maybe Mick's voice sounds good here because this is from 1966, when he was 22.
Let's Spend the Night Together, Time Is O My Side are great early Stones.
MYYY JAM!!!!! YESSS LAWD!!!! For some reason this reminds me of a bit of Motown flare in there!!!!!
Yeah, this is one of my favorite songs by The Rolling Stones. Every time I listen to them I remember Mick Jagger talking about he was a huge fan of James Brown and tried to copy his dance moves on stage, cracks me up every time.
This is one of my fav short tracks from the stones.
Always loved the drive and Mick's singing in this song.🎶 Under my thumb means having control over someone. Yes, in today's world the lyrics might be a bit controversial but can't deny how catchy the entire arrangement is. Sounds like he was under her thumb at some point as well so it went both ways. Thanks guys for reacting to another great Stones tune!🧡
In today's world? I played this on my Halloween show on college radio because I considered it genuinely scary -- in 1974! 50 years ago! Don't get me wrong, I love the track, and the musicianship is superb, but those lyrics are definitely caveman worthy!
@@jpmnewyork I hear you. There were so many songs back then (and today) that are creepy. I am a huge Beatles fan, but check out the lyrics to "Run For Your Life" back in 1965, (yikes!) or Hendrix in "Hey Joe" and I love Jimi Hendrix too. I am just here for the music which is made even better with these wonderful brothers reactions.☮ ☺
@@Jules-um4yy Absolutely. Not only "Hey Joe" but Neil Young's "Down By The River" -- which I love to listen to, but man, there were an awful lot of women getting shot down in these songs. At least Neil sounded repentant -- Jimi was going to escape to Mexico so he could be free!
As for the Beatles, Lennon was a textbook case of someone who recognized he had a problem, and evolved. They even addressed it in "Getting Better":
I used to be cruel to my woman
I beat her and kept her apart from the things that she loved
Man, I was mean but I'm changing my scene
And I'm doing the best that I can
Of course McCartney, of all people, still managed to make me cringe with "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"...
@@jpmnewyork Yes, I recall hearing interviews with Lennon regarding his past behavior and I remember that song well. The good news is that John had the awareness and insight to admit the problem. I love that Neil Young song too despite the lyrics. Very chill and hynotic. All of this is what makes music so interesting. Thanks for the conversation!🦋
Well the Stones have always deliberately pushed things into the realms of "naughty" or controversial or even dark.
One of my favorite songs
I love your reactions! This song is one of my all-time favorite Stone’s songs, along with “Monkey Man”. If you haven’t already reacted to it, please do!
Best intro in rock, Monkey Man.
They did reaction to it
So glad you're getting into The Stones, they were putting singles out the same time as The Beatles and their earlier songs were just as great as their later output. Check out Get Off My Cloud, 19th Nervous Breakdown, Paint It Black, Mother's Little Helper, The Last Time, Lady Jane, Play With Fire, As Tears Go By, I could go on and on with early Stones. Their psychedelic songs were incredible as well: 2000 Light Years From Home, Dandelion, We Love You, She's a Rainbow, The Lantern. All wonderful!
How many people think about the Altamont Concert when they hear this song?...The Rolling Stones - Under My Thumb (Live Altamont 1969)
Live version from the Altamont speedway concert 1969 is when the dude Hunter was stabbed by a Hells Angel.
The marimba was played by Brian Jones.
The fuzz bass is everything!
If you guys want to hear the best Jagger vox, look up "Let It Loose". No words for how good it is.
“Let it Loose” might be my all-time favorite Stones song. I wish these guys would do full album reactions because they're MISSING out on some truly great Stones songs, especially from that 1968-1972 period.
I don’t know how I missed this review one of my favorite songs .
Under my thumb, meaning under control is a saying that comes from the ancient sport of falconry.
Kudos to you guys, reacting to the best music!!
Super classic!
New subscriber , from London England . This is my favourite Stones song by far . Just a suggestion, try Hocus Pocus by Focus, the Midnight Special , live version. You will be gobsmacked as we say in England !!, in a good way !! Really love you guys .Thank you .Happy safe and blessed 2024 to all. ❤
Great reaction! I couldn’t agree more
The cut was from "Aftermath" (1965), the band's first album cut at RCA Studios in Hollywood. It was also their first album solely comprised of original material. They had help from arranger Jack Nitzsche (he played piano on "Flight 505" and "Doncha Bother Me," and probably rounded up the marimba that Brian Jones plays on "Under My Thumb") and engineer Dave Hassinger. But the record is all about groove.
As smooth as silk!✌🏻🏴😎
Any Stones reaction is a good Stones reaction. Thanks guys!
12.27.23. April 1966⚠️. My oldest sister 👩🏻 loved the Stones™️ back when most girls liked the Beatles❗️
Del Shannon covered this. The radio station in my small upstate ny city, the Stones' version wasn't played. I only heard Del's version. It's really good.
You should see them play this live at Altamont in 1969, where despite the carnage and murderous anarchy all around them they never sounded better.
One of my favorite RS tunes!!
One of my all time favorites of theirs. Their early music is exceptional.
One of my all time favorites
"SWAY" next please another stones classic
Great reaction.... also should listen to 'Monkey Man'....Thanks guys!!
Great work Guys! So much content. Thank you for discovering the music of my generation. If I may, some suggestions for future reactions: "Sweet Black Angel", the Rolling Stones (Tribute to Angela Davis); "Midnight Rambler", the Rolling Stones, (Live) from "Get Yur Ya-Ya's out; "Gospel Medley", Elvis Presley ('68 Comeback Special); "Born on the Bayou" CCR (Live - Woodstock).
Love this and mothers little helper. Early Stones the best.
I've forgotten just how many incredible early ones they had. Yeah, Mothers Little Helper, Ruby Tuesday, and Time is On My Side also.
@KelE-mq8bv yes there all great
My fave❤
I've always loved this song, even though I used to think it was sexist. As I got older and had a few relationships, I realized that this song just expresses feelings we have all felt during or after a bad relationship (male or female).
This early Stones music has its own flavor. The Stones and The Beatles always traded #1 on the charts weekly. Great choice guys. Thanks
for all the hard work and checking out The Stone through time. From young wild boys to...Old Wild Boys.
The Stones never traded number one spots with the Beatles. They never really had many number ones!
They had 8 but i do believe they would discuss to not release a new album at same time to clash with each other,@paulsullivan1650
Bill really nails the bass on this song.
The Brian Jones era. Aftermath was such an astounding album. The Stones opened the Steel Wheels tour in 81 /82 with this song. A masterpiece tho the lyrics might be controversial by today’s standards.
Indeed, but you have the tours mixed up. Steel Wheels was not until 1989.
@@fuchsiaswing8545- Wasn't it Emotional Rescue in 81/82
@@joeyhuebner10 It was Tattoo You (1981). It is sometimes referred to as the “Still Life” tour, which was noted for its colorful production design by Japanese artist Kazuhide Yamazaki.
@fuchsiaswing8545 - Oh okay, thanks for the info. I need to explore their later discography. I've only truly listened to Aftermath- Goats Head Soup. I've heard bits and pieces like Hey Negrita, or One Hit To The Body... etc.
It will always be The Stones for me! They have some of the best song intros and this is one of their best IMHO. ✌️
And outros
Marimba is basically a xylophone with softer tones
Everybody pretty much acknowledges Jagger as a world class "frontman" and everybody thinks about his moves on stage, but I think he kinda gets overlooked sometimes as a vocalist. For somebody whose most famous strength was his outrageousness and flamboyance, this is a very nuanced vocal performance...
I think the people who demean his vocal prowess are primarily casual listeners who have not explored much of the band’s oeuvre. No one can listen to “Let it Loose,” “Shine a Light,” “I Got the Blues,” “Moonlight Mile,” or “Sister Morphine” and tell me Jagger is a lousy singer.
before i hear you reaction this one of my favorites
A radio regular back in the day.
Im new to the channel. Dig what you guys are doing. You both have a great ear for music. Keep it up! Happy New Year from New Orleans!
One of my all time fave Stones songs. Thanks much guys for reacting to the Stones!
A bit of irony- Mick is sporting an Eagles jersey which he wore on the opening of the tour at JFK stadium in Philly, September 1981. We skipped school (it was a Friday) and they opened with Under my Thumb👍
Yep. Its like wrap around the pinky. But instead hes under my thumb. Moonlight Mile next please. You will live it. And of course Dear Doctor!..
Some OLDER Stones. This is one of my favorites! Although these days it is politically incorrect....
I highly recommend their most underrated tune and that would be hand of fate from '76 and aint no use in cryin
First “pop” song about S&M.
SAVAGE vocal by Mick. SUPERB, immortal Rolling Stones tune....!!
“Get off my Cloud” is a banger. Give it a listen.
Stunningly good production on this.
You guys are the BEST ‼️
Had a girl and couldn't please her to save my life; I dreamed about her day and night. Then one day the tables turned I said goodbye and didn't return. She called me up and oh pretty please; now what she does is down to me.
I've been a die hard Stones fan since they played on the Ed Sullivan show in 64 or 65 or whenever - there are so many songs of theirs I like it would be hard to pick a top-5 or top-10 but I think Under My Thumb is in that conversation. I had the Hot Rocks greatest hits album on 8-track in my '72 Dodge Challenger and Under My Thumb got a lot of play while me and my homies were cruising.
You had me at 8-track and '72 Dodge Challenger...because that is exactly what I had and did.
Ha - that's funny. It was red with a while top and white interior. It was the first new car I bought. I couldn't afford the 340 or 383 package so I ended up getting the small block 318. It was still a sweet ride - especially when cruising with the Stones blasting. 🙂@@tomrockwood851
Two words... tumbling dice. nuff said.
Fuzz bass!
Brian Jones was a genius the devils got him but he was a genius.
Under my thumb is simply an idiom that means under someone's control or influence. Again, I’m sorry that I don’t know who’s who, but the guy in the Bulls hat pointed at his left ear at one point during the chorus and if I’m not wrong I think you were trying to make reference to the sound of Keith Richards fuzz bass which is played during each chorus… masterful 💥
Thanks for rocking with us. My name is La(in the bulls hat). I was definitely talking about the fuzz bass. I loved that sound
@@AirplayBeats Thanks for clarifying that. I’ve been a sub for quite a while and I know you always introduce yourselves but I was never quite sure who was who 👍🏻
The fuzz bass rocks on Aftermath. Its prominence cannot be understated, especially on tracks like “It’s Not Easy.”
@@fuchsiaswing8545 great album 👍🏻
Great reactions to songs and groups I grew up listening to. Some other Stones songs you might like - "Stray Cat Blues" Beggars banquet album. "Sway" - Sticky Fingers Album. "Hand of Fate" Black & Blue Album. "if you can't rock me" and "Luxury" off of Its only Rock & roll Album.
Not sure if you are aware but Keith Richards was a heavy heroin addict during the years of the Stones best music. He Was flown away to Switzerland on several occasions to rehab at a clinic, getting blood transfusions to clean his blood of the heroin.
binged watched a number of your reactions last night. You guys are fresh and authentic. Keep it up!! Also would love to see your reaction To Elvis Presley - "in the ghetto" live in Las Vegas version
Aftermath was a smash of an album. Many great songs -- especially Goin' Home which DJs only played late at night because it was over 11 minutes long. Just the thing to listen to on your way home from your Friday or Saturday night date.
“Goin’ Home” has so much swampy, twangy awesomeness. It's definitely a precursor to tracks like “Midnight Rambler.”
@@fuchsiaswing8545 ...and to the improvised part of "Can´t you hear me knocking"
Early Stones were my favorite
Great choice guys. One of my absolute favourites from the Stones and one of the best songs they ever did, IMHO. Taken from their 1966 album AFTERMATH, which was their first great album and the first of all original material.
You should get the Hot Rocks Greatest Hits album and do every track.