Jefferson Airplane now not only had someone who would ... He penned “Share A Little Joke,” a gorgeously trippy song that combines Marty’s love of balladry with Jorma’s love of screaming ...

Jefferson Airplane was a pioneering band of the 1960s’ era of psychedelic and acid rock. And psychedelic rock is known for its odd, disjointed, and trippy elements. With Halloween just around ...

As a co-founder, guitarist, singer and songwriter in the band Jefferson Airplane, Paul Kantner ... and folk but bringing electric punch and a trippy bombast that nodded to the era's ethic ...

“White Rabbit” was penned by Jefferson Airplane’s Grace Slick when she was still a member of the band The Great Society. She borrowed the song’s trippy imagery from Lewis Carroll’s ...

After all, much of America at the time was screaming along to a Jefferson Airplane refrain: “Remember what the dormouse said. Feed your head.” Trippy times, indeed.

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Jefferson Airplane’s best songs usually had something ... Another one that Paul co-wrote with Crosby, and another trippy, proggy saga. While “Saturday Afternoon” sounded quite literally ...

The Black Angels—heading to The Pearl on November 8—also have a very trippy, attention-stealing ... being all psych rock and no folk, the Jefferson Airplane, whose debut album, Jefferson ...

__VF Daily:__What are you painting now? Grace Slick: I’m working on something as we speak. It’s an old lady, me, looking out of a window. It’s a situation of aging and death. Old people don ...

“Don’t you want somebody to love?” goes the chorus of Jefferson Airplane‘s best-known hit. Love was more than just an age-old crutch for pop songwriters in 1967, the year the Grace Slick ...

The change didn't happen overnight. Jefferson Airplane actually folded following the release of 1972's 'Long John Silver' album, morphing into Jefferson Starship for 1974's 'Dragon Fly' LP.