When did the Rolling Stones release Under My Thumb?

1966
Under My Thumb/Released

Is under my thumb a sexist song?

‘Under My Thumb,’ is without a doubt, the Stones’ most sexist song. Whether he means sexually or socially is unclear, but the song is chock-full of language one might use describing a dog, not a human being. It’s enough to make you squirm.

Who sang the song Under My Thumb?

The Rolling Stones
Under My Thumb/Artists

Who wrote the Rolling Stones Under My Thumb?

Mick Jagger
Keith RichardsJagger/Richards
Under My Thumb/Composers

What’s the meaning of Under My Thumb?

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.” “He makes the arrangement that turns this song into a timeless classic,” Reynolds told Songfacts.

Who recorded under my thumb first?

the Rolling Stones
“Under My Thumb” is a song recorded by the English rock band the Rolling Stones….Under My Thumb.

“Under My Thumb”
Released	15 April 1966 (UK) 2 July 1966 (US)
Recorded	6–9 March 1966
Genre	Pop rock
Length	3:41

Where does under the thumb come from?

We can add to the list ‘under the thumb’, which was recently presented on the BBC’s Alan Titchmarsh Show as originating from the handler’s use of his thumb to trap the bird in his hand when he didn’t want it to fly. Again, that’s pure flight of fancy.

What does under the thumb mean?

: under someone’s control or influence He kept the employees under his thumb.

What year was under my thumb release?

What key is under my thumb in?

Under My Thumb is apositivesong byThe Rolling Stoneswith a tempo of127 BPM.It can also be used half-time at64 BPM or double-time at254 BPM. The track runs3 minutes and 42 secondslong with aF♯/G♭key and aminormode. It hasaverage energyand isvery danceablewith a time signature of4 beats per bar.

What year was the song Under My Thumb?

What is the meaning of Under My thumb?

Controlled or dominated by someone, as in He’s been under his mother’s thumb for years. The allusion in this metaphoric idiom is unclear, that is, why a thumb rather than a fist or some other anatomic part should symbolize control. [