(From L-R) Guitarist Jorma Kaukonen performing with Jefferson Airplane in 1970 ... (September 9), he shared with Rolling Stone his reaction to the clip. “We started in the Matrix,” he said.

The song was inspired in part ... Kaukonen told Rolling Stone in reaction to the trailer. “Glad to be there again!” An early member of Jefferson Airplane, Kaukonen left in 1972 to focus ...

Oren’s reaction? “What do you say ... She was such a fixture, it turns out, that Jefferson Airplane recorded an entire song "to, for, and about" her, called "Young Girl Sunday Blues." ...

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 ...

“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 ...

That all came through on “It’s No Secret,” a song that fused elements of all three of those genres to come out with a sound Jefferson Airplane could call their own. With “It’s No Secret ...

Jefferson Airplane captured that eerieness, particularly with the line “Feed your head!” Since that song came out, it’s been far more common for musicians to write songs about Alice and company.

(From L-R) Guitarist Jorma Kaukonen performing with Jefferson Airplane in 1970 ... (September 9), he shared with Rolling Stone his reaction to the clip. “We started in the Matrix,” he said.