Ballad of you and me and Pooneil 1970

[@bestbutter]

The Airplane's finest live performance captured on tape, no argument. Absolutely magnificent.

[@BklynBoy55]

Always Amazing!! That Jack Solo at 3 min.....AMAZING!

[@jonathanh8187]

Certainly the greatest version of this song ever recorded. The singers are in great form and Jorma, Jack and Spencer are on fire.

[@Mauri_Centurion]

En Woodstock Grace tuvo un mejor desempeño 😅

[@miltonnespatti]

The real and unique Jefferson Airplane! Totally stoned out!

[@haintedhouse2990]

good example of everybody in the Airplane getting their chance to shine

[@ProjectBlowed]

I will never get tired of Jormas Solo. What a perfomance

[@raymondpierotti8414]

Still one of the best there ever was, with three good singers fronting 3 superb musicians. Just watch Jack give you a lesson in how to play bass, so it can be a lead instrument.

[@bobgregory3572]

Got my 1st J.A. album in ‘67 still listening today this is 1 of my favorite songs

[@shadowplay-y5g]

if you been to a Airplane concert you knew they would do their thing and get everyone along for the ride.

[@FirstUsedBooks]

I dunno. Somehow 55 years ago or whenever it was, it made absolute sense. There was no doubt about what Slick was singing or the band behind her playing.

[@RichardCook-on3gf]

I remember this on PBS and was impressed by Jack. But I found him to be much better in Tuna.

[@dogen522]

nothing quite like them

[@Cap683]

Have you ever seen Paul Kantner without a cigarette? The man was a chain smoker. I saw Jefferson Starship in 1975 and he lit one after another.

[@namcat53]

What a band! Is there anyone out there now who will/could make this level of music? No.

[@FirstUsedBooks]

Probably not. Trouble is that today there's no longer any LSD25. Other numbers sure, I've tried a couple, but 25 disappeared with Sandoz and then with Owsley. I was fortunate enough to have had one of each. I don't know what the strengths were. The Sandoz was a white tab; I think strength was 100 micrograms. I had several Owsleys. I think the strongest was a purple cap said to be 250 micrograms. From the little I can remember, it could well have been that strength.

[@gkgd1519]

My favorite band besides the Grateful Dead

[@Veghead]

Really Sweet - Thank You.

[@joeburbidge-vx7fo]

is the woman dancing Sally Romano ?✌

[@craigtrexler8156]

Grace is so fucking Cool! ahh i want her!

[@gkgd1519]

Grace is the best

[@richardleewagner3939]

SO DOPE

[@midyearguru]

Jack Casady!!!

[@richardleewagner3939]

I never knew that he was such a killer base player. Damn

[@Marcus_C51]

@@richardleewagner3939 He was a monster, so good! Those potent lines he lays down on this are a great example of how much of a badass he was!

[@KingJorman]

@@richardleewagner3939 check out the first Hot Tuna acoustic album, blue and red cover, one of the greatest all time bass guitar albums, I kid you not!

[@robertbarkoci9598]

Goood!!!¡

[@TonySchopp]

Celebrating the present…

[@virusinstall9658]

haha they got elaine benes dancing in the background

[@smoovegittar]

She never looked so good -

[@CheekyHoyt]

A full body dry heave set to music

[@vancepomerening4794]

What a lame cultural reference seeing how Seinfeld was 20 years in the future

[@mrmott44]

Janis Joplin

[@dx398]

What the hell happened to real music?

[@florahorticultureenterpris527]

1 November 2024

[@HeikoMachacek]

Cassidy und Kaukonen sind mit 80 heute noch besser! Hot Tuna

[@tetodijuneau1]

Grace, 85 yesterday! HBD Grace!

[@wyattallen2879]

Phil Who?