By the early 1970s, one of the earliest and most influential contributions to psychedelic rock, Jefferson Airplane ... version of their 1967 smash “Somebody to Love,” with Slick veering ...

Watch Jefferson Airplane Perform 'Somebody to Love' That role would be filled by ... Starship was a working band: do the albums, do the videos, do the road trips. ... I cut my hair, smiled for ...

In January of 1967, Bill Graham brought the Jefferson Airplane to the East Coast ... The tape begins with a strong performance of “Somebody To Love,” one of the songs that Grace Slick had ...

When Grace Slick sings the chorus, notes of sympathy and fury in her voice, it makes clear the import of finding “Somebody to Love” pronto. Speedier and more urgent, Jefferson Airplane took ...

A number of classic rock songs share the same title. For example, Jefferson Airplane and Queen both released songs called “Somebody to Love.” Jefferson Airplane’s Grace Slick contrasted her ...

Jefferson Airplane’s “White Rabbit” and “Somebody to Love” are two of the most famous classic rock songs of the 1960s. Jefferson Airplane recorded the tracks as part of an album that was ...

No, ‘Somebody To Love’ didn’t resonate with a wider audience until Grace Slick recorded it with her next group, Jefferson Airplane. The second version of the song boasts a faster tempo ...

“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 ...

As good as The Great Society’s originals were, Jefferson Airplane’s versions were much stronger, tighter, and more accessible. Darby’s song, with the Airplane retitled “Somebody To Love ...