Description
recorded ninember 25th 1966
Artist
American psychedelic rock band from San Francisco, CA. During the late 1960s, the band (along with The Grateful Dead) epitomized San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury culture.
The band began in 1965 when singer Marty Balin met guitarist Paul Kantner. They began as a folk-rock group, added lead guitarist Jorma Kaukonen, drummer Alexander Spence, singer Signe Anderson, and bassist Bob Harvey (7), who was soon replaced by Jack Casady. The group was signed by RCA Victor, and their debut album charted (#128), selling 10,000 copies in the San Francisco area. Anderson left to have a baby and was replaced by Grace Slick, Spence left to form Moby Grape and was replaced by Spencer Dryden, which began the group's definitive lineup. They performed at the Woodstock and Altamont festivals but then had its second major shakeup when Dryden left in 1970 to join New Riders Of The Purple Sage (he was replaced by Joey Covington), and the band stopped touring when Slick became pregnant by Kantner. Kaukonen and Casady formed Hot Tuna In 1971, but remained members of the Airplane. The same year the group formed its own label, Grunt (3), distributed by RCA. In February 1974 Slick and Kantner officially formed the Jefferson Starship, which brought the original phase of the group to a close.
The band was inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1996 as a Performer.
Tracks
1
Plastic Fantastic Lover
03:00
2
High Flyin' Bird
04:51
3
Bringing Me Down
03:23
4
DCBA-25
02:41
5
Go To Her
04:52
6
My Best Friend
03:50
7
White Rabbit
02:54
8
It's No Secret
04:36
9
She Has Funny Cars
03:42
10
3/5 Of A Mile In 10 Seconds
06:35
11
Other Side Of This Life
07:25
12
Tobacco Road
04:22
13
JPP McStep B Blues
03:42
14
She Has Funny Cars
04:21
15
Fat Angel
06:28
16
Plastic Fantastic Lover
03:36
17
In The Morning
05:40
Releases
Countries
Cyprus, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Members
Grace Slick,
Joey Covington,Papa John Creach,Jorma Kaukonen,Jack Casady,Paul Kantner,
Spencer Dryden,Marty Balin,
Alexander Spence,
John Barbata,
Signe Anderson,
Jerry Peloquin,
Bob Harvey (7)
