When Donovan namedropped Jefferson Airplane in the lyrics, it was a nod to the West Coast scene that he was clearly inspired by at the time; when Paul sings his own band’s name, it sounds like ...

Appearing on Jefferson Airplane’s 1967 sophomore album Surrealistic ... While heady, the seemingly out-there lyrics come together to make sense. Like Carroll’s titular character, Alice ...

Released originally by Jefferson Airplane in February 1967 on its “Surrealistic Pillow” album and then as a single that June, “White Rabbit” peaked at No. 8 on Billboard’s pop chart.

Kantner wrote music and lyrics for the more direct ... That spirit became rather less evident in Jefferson Starship, a band formed after Airplane dissolved in the early '70s.

What’s the difference between Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship and ... an envelope appears at Cathy’s house in Chicago and there’s lyrics (sent by Slick), and Grace said, “Use ...

Paul Kantner rehearses with Jefferson AIrplane for a concert at Hunter College ... See, I actually agree with the Blender article, because of the lyrics. “We built this city”?

Many classic rock songs were inspired by books. For example, Jefferson Airplane’s “White Rabbit” was inspired by Alice in Wonderland. In addition, Jefferson Airplane’s Grace Slick said she ...

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With Jefferson Airplane, Mr. Kantner pioneered what became ... 60s-era revolutionary fervor of its lyrics. The band was formed in 1965 in a Union Street bar called the Drinking Gourd, when Balin ...

Soon after hearing that Jefferson Airplane's Paul Kantner had died ... the melody and the rhythm join together with the lyrics to form the story. His guitar was the glue that held all that ...