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Mar 16, 2017 · Blues from an Airplane - YouTube. Jefferson Airplane. 142K subscribers. Subscribed. 1.4K. 103K views 6 years ago. Provided to YouTube by RCA/BMG Heritage Blues from an Airplane ·...
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Apr 14, 2008 · Jefferson Airplane - Blues From An Airplane. JeffersonJukebox. 22.7K subscribers. 2.1K. 435K views 16 years ago. ...more. Title: Blues From An AirplaneAlbum: Jefferson Airplane...
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Blues from an AirplaneDo you know how sad it is to be a man aloneI feel so solitary being in my home without youI don't know what to do andI don't know where...
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Blues from an Airplane Lyrics: Do you know how sad it is to be a man alone? / I feel so solitary being in my home / Without you / I don't know what to do and / I don't know where you are /...
- Today
- Blues from An Airplane
- Lather
- Trial by Fire
- The Ballad of You & Me & Pooneil
- Embryonic Journey
- Comin’ Back to Me
- Somebody to Love
- White Rabbit
- Hey Frederick
We felt the perfect track to open our Top 10 Jefferson Airplane Songs list was the memorable Jefferson Airplane song “Today.” Marty Balin sang the legendary track. While Grace Slick may have hypnotized a generation, but it was Marty Balin’s vocals that fueled this group from the start. The song “Today” was released on the Surrealistic Pillow album....
The great moody Jefferson Airplane song “Blues From An Airplane” was released on the band’s debut album entitled Jefferson Airplane Takes Off. The album Jefferson Airplane Takes Off was released on August 15, 1966, by RCA Victor. Marty Balin sings lead vocals on this great track. This initial lineup differed significantly from their later “classic”...
Grace Slick’s first appearance on our top 10 Jefferson Airplane Songs list comes via the opening track from their psychedelic masterpiece Crown Of Creation. The album’s opening track “Lather,” featured the brilliant vocals of the legendary Grace Slick. Crown of Creationwas the fourth studio album by Jefferson Airplane, released in August 1968 by RC...
This great Jorma Kaukonen penned song, “Trial By Fire,” was released on the Long John Silver album. The Long John Silver album was released in 1971. It was Jefferson Airplane’s last studio album before the reunion album was released in 1989; listen to how different the band sounds on this song compared to the song “Today.” The lineup on the album C...
Listening to the harmony of this incredible song defines one of the reasons Jefferson Airplane sounded like no other band in classic rock history. They had unique vocal sounds, and their voices blended in extraordinary harmony. There was this protest quality in their vocals that fueled their music, lyrics, and their spirit. That is why so many peop...
The video below says it all! This incredible piece of music was released on the album Surrealistic Pillow. Jorma Kaukonen wrote the instrumental. The song has appeared on the soundtracks of many films and documentaries centered on the 1960s.
It is a beautifully haunting song that showcases how this band wrote somewhere beyond this world. To those who were there, that statement makes perfect sense. Drug use played a prominent role with some songwriters during the 1960s. The results were songs like this one. “Comin’ Back To Me” was released on the grandSurrealistic Pillowalbum. Marty Bal...
One can’t compose a top 10 Jefferson Airplane songs list without including their biggest hit, “Somebody To Love.” The song was released on the band’s sophomore album entitled Surrealistic Pillow. The band’s second album was released in 1967. The song “Somebody To Love” was a massive hit for the band as it peaked at number 5 on the U.S. Billboard mu...
“White Rabbit” is probably the most used rock and roll song in movies about the 1960s, more than any other track released during that time. It just bleeds 1960s culture more than any other song released during that tumultuous decade of anti-war protests, drug culture, civil rights movements, and a government and country turned upside down.
“Hey Frederick” may not be the band’s most famous song, but in our opinion, it was their best. “Hey Fredrick” was the closing track on the Volunteers album. The song showcased the brilliance of Jefferson Airplane like no other song in their catalog. From Grace Slick’s memorable vocal performance to the rest of the band’s blues-infused rock and roll...
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Oct 22, 2023 · “Blues From an Airplane” is a captivating song released by the iconic American rock band Jefferson Airplane. This track, which featured on their debut album “Jefferson Airplane Takes Off” in 1966, holds a deeper meaning than what might initially meet the ear.
Provided to YouTube by RCA/Legacy Blues from an Airplane · Jefferson Airplane The Worst Of Jefferson Airplane ℗ Originally released 1966. All rights reser...
