Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit and Somebody To Love, American Bandstand, 1967

[@corybarnett3941]

Dick Clark was pure class. He never spoke ill of any performer

[@AWISECROW]

Yeah, I've noticed. The guy was a professional!

[@samslick9000]

He could embarrass his guests though, and himself Watch his ABBA interview

[@bischnou]

Many of today’s TV hosts could take some lessons from him.

[@sportsmediaamerica]

But why would he???

[@LS-ki9ft]

Dick Clark is truly missed. New Year's Eve has never been quite the same since his passing.

[@robofatcat]

Dick Clark was so good at what he did. He never talked down Any artist no matter how different from the "norm" they where at the time.

[@Rumpole1000]

So true. He's a pro.

[@TLicht-gy2bc]

Ist das so? In Europa ist er Unbekannt..

[@PremiumUserUltra]

@@TLicht-gy2bc most pop comes from Sweden so, no surprise there

[@elevatedtolorance]

Did he ask her name?

[@Rumpole1000]

@@elevatedtolorance He already knew it. He said, "Hi Grace, can you introduce me to the band".

[@haintedhouse2990]

Grace was a force to be reckoned with - the voice, her good looks, those eyes

[@arindamchatterjee0110]

And that killing smile 😊

[@mavjimbo]

She had it all

[@charlesroberts3650]

Those Eyes...Elizabeth Taylor had nothing on her.

[@LS-ki9ft]

She had that witchy thing down way before Stevie Nicks came along.

[@haintedhouse2990]

@@LS-ki9ft yes minus the twirling. Grace stood still like a good looking menace.

[@waginglove]

I remember seeing this aired originally. Thought Grace was so cool just standing there belting out the song, especially the first, White Rabbit. Stone cold. Later in an interview she said she was frozen scared and it took both songs before she started to loosen up. Perceptions. Still, her standing there motionlessly singing with defiant eyes defines cool for me.

[@johnjarou2357]

I think it was lip synchnd

[@jimbutler1189]

It sounds just like the album because it is

[@RazielXSR]

@@johnjarou2357 It was certainly the album audio. I think that was fairly standard back then.

[@johnjarou2357]

@@RazielXSR of course, i know that. i'm an old guy too.

[@kwoodward6189]

Wow wild to picture seeing this as it first aired....would of absolutely blown people’s mind back in the late 60s

[@clydesuckfinger7097]

Grace Slick was not only a great singer, she was absolutely beautiful.

[@tomperkins5657]

Wasn't she first a model?

[@andreaprodan5616]

And she's Super Intelligent!

[@user-qt5eh9wb7g]

Morrison hit dat.

[@alexb7641]

In a Manson family kind of way

[@ALF782]

@Alex B haha available to everyone in other words.

[@stephenorth2913]

Can you believe our generation is dying out. Ha Ha I thought we would live forever. I know I am old but still feel like I am in my 20's . Love to watch these videos of the fun days.

[@lazaf3848]

Thanks for sharing

[@vitobucatini51]

Thank you for promoting moral and sexual degeneracy!

[@octopusmime]

don’t worry. the waves of love children you helped create are here and love you. we are helping you cross over and we honor you. 🙏🏾🌿⚡🍓🌞🍄🌙

[@roycrave2420]

'cause we're spiritual beings, what's inside of us never ages.

[@vitobucatini51]

Who deleted my comment

[@andybianco152]

The Jefferson Airplane was one of the most creative psychedelic bands of this era and captivated the attitude and mood of the 1960's generation. This was and still is fabulous sounding music.

[@lantingliu7886]

Bingo!!!

[@dee_dee_place]

They ARE the most creative psychedelic band of the boomer era. Gracie Slick is one of a kind. She takes you on a trip with her vocals & those searing blue eyes of hers that no one else can.

[@jasonpeters9716]

Jefferson Starship..1980s.. 😆 🤣 😂 😹 "We built this City!" Lol

[@maryjanemiles3525]

To all the 60's flower children, I offer you PEACE and LOVE with this FAR OUT & GROOVY song!!

[@adamfriend1040]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe???

[@aksantom]

You fuckers fucked everything up

[@mytandasouder4485]

@@aksantom thats what our grandchildren will say to us i suppose

[@psychedelicpython]

Thank you maryjanemiles. I was a flower child. I hope you have a groovy day!

[@blindsquirrel7802]

Jack Cassidy was such an inspiration to my bass playing. Precursive, melodic and dynamic, playing to what the songs needed without being obtrusive. Thank you, sir.

[@mthai66]

Can confirm.

[@LessAiredvanU]

She absolutely kills it, especially in the first song. The band is brilliant, and her voice is at its core.

[@JackFou]

Looks and sounds to me like they're performing to a backing track, no?

[@YouzTube99]

@@JackFou Definitely. Pretty much the rule back then because most television shows simply because they did have the tech to support live performances. This one could and the Airplane definitely delivered: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqPTl2yAaqucbLc

[@ghostdog7575]

OH yeah, they even managed to play and sing unplugged and without microphones!!! 😂

[@big69Evil]

Clearly not live lol... the base player has all the cords wrapped around him.

[@christopherjames9843]

Its a lip sync. Jeezus. She doesn't even have a mic.

[@geraldsobel3470]

Saw them perform at Fillmore West winter of 68. Her voice sent shivers up and down your spine. Wow!!

[@Sel-Shackfield]

Tell us straight up, was the pot better then, or now? We're talking organic right?

[@InfamousMedia]

What about the acid? All the older heads say the lsd today is way different from the 60’s

[@Scarecrow-skate-racing-videos]

Still does!!

[@tonybatista1928]

She has an amazing voice doesn't she

[@johnkurtz7705]

Goosebumps...always

[@keithbassett4988]

How she could hold those notes and stay on key for that long, in and of itself, is amazing! But to make it look so effortless....is ....true talent.

[@OldWrench45]

I was in Vietnam at the time. I was in love with Grace. Still am.

[@Sel-Shackfield]

While you may have been conscripted, I thank you for your service.

[@MustangGT4.6L-2A]

Thank you for your Service to our Country 🇺🇲

[@OldWrench45]

@@MustangGT4.6L-2A Thanks

[@ronalddunne3413]

Yep, me too!

[@arturodelagarza3213]

WELCOME HOME CPR DAD. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE. ART DELA GARZA USAF RET 20TH SPEC OPS

[@shellraiser1113]

White Rabbit is definitely one of the best songs EVER!

[@Gommblotz]

There are some good versions on KZbin -- and they are actually live, not faked.

[@getzppnya]

great lyrics

[@theHardyMonster1984]

This was my jam on deployment.

[@lynettekomidar]

This is a good clip mainly because of the American Bandstand intro.

[@raviramroop5820]

2024 and still listening. Groovy baby..✌️🍄🍄🍄

[@DH-nr5om]

Powerful voice, love the vibrato

[@mthai66]

Technically it's veering into Goat Trill

[@Courthadork]

That walking bass line in “Somebody to Love” is so badass I can’t stop listening to it 🙃🙃

[@lantingliu7886]

Phenomenal work on the bass by Casady.

[@MusicalSavior23]

Fuckin A! I play guitar and started on bass, and when you hear the driving bass lines they stick out so much!

[@MusicalSavior23]

Notice the bassist had cables thrown over his instrument though.

[@JAP42]

And this was at a time when bass didn't function as an instrument, just part of the rhythm section.

[@rnw7065]

Jack an absolute pile driver here!

[@graemebarrett8419]

Such a powerful voice. Great band, great songs.

[@mavjimbo]

She could really bring it

[@geoben1810]

I was 11 years old in '67. These are just two of the iconic sounds of the 60s that defined the decade and was playing in the background of my wonder years. Paul wasn't wrong about parents having to worry about their kids, despite my mother's warnings about smoking those "funny cigarettes" a couple of years later I got high on "grass" for the first time ! Courtesy of my older cousin. Rest in peace Gary. ✌☺

[@jussitikkuri6991]

I was 7 tears old in 1967. We really are lucky to have been born at that time musically speaking. Grace was so stoic here. I love both of those songs. Amazing to still see & hear Jefferson Airplane. Black Sabbath formed in 1968. This video reminds me of Black Sabbath & Ozzy.

[@sandydority2532]

George, I was also 11 when I saw this masterpiece. I was born March 14,1958.I already loved psychedelic rock at this early age. 😁☮️🎸💜

[@kennethgreathouse7765]

The Power in her voice. I love it...

[@rhenry1194]

Damn! this is music!!

[@pushanbose7176]

Thank you Matrix ❤️ for introducing this legend to us

[@jameskelvin6720]

The bar where they first appeared in '65, or the movie?

[@drewgates7953]

If you like this you should look up their Woodstock performance

[@skeletonjam]

Sad day for you..

[@daredevilofdallas]

Ive heard this song for a long time, particularly when stranger things first premiered

[@williambresnahan8496]

White Rabbit.. The song that changed me from being an 11 year old bubble gum music listening kid back in 1967 into the world of hard rock.. It was a glorious time to be alive.

[@psychedelicpython]

I was born in 1963 and grew up listening to music more than watching tv. I remember Jefferson Airplane from around 1968 at age 5. I had a teenage sister and brother and they listened to the radio a lot. My brother had a ton of record albums and he had Jefferson Airplane in his collection. It was more fun growing up listening to music than watching tv.

[@johnredhd]

Grace Slick..one of the best female voices in rock...PERIOD!

[@jeffreyclark3023]

I agree

[@danielstewart7163]

Easy on the eyes also.

[@briandoody8779]

John W you got that right brother

[@janetslemp701]

Gracie is it there is novocalist who will ever beat her.

[@mavjimbo]

@@janetslemp701 she didn't try to sound like anybody else

[@jessfrankel5212]

Two incredible songs by Jefferson Airplane. Still timeless.

[@brianmays4366]

That VOICE! Just blows me away, she is absolutely incredible!

[@mekennawilson518]

She's got a crazy powerful voice!

[@dave1986R]

I drive for Lyft and I play classic rock in my car and one older lady was in my car and we were talking and she was totally blown away that I knew of Jefferson Airplane. My dad played me their music a few times when I was a kid because he grew up in the ‘60’s.

[@destineydevereux4722]

I don't especially like being in my 70's but I have so many cool memories from that time it makes up for it,, I wouldn't want to be a teenager now!😎💋

[@joanschlotman9805]

Grace Slick had a great voice. I wanted to grow up to be like her. Unfortunately, I can't carry a tune if I had a basket.

[@autohmae]

well, you could have performed this on TV, because they didn't sing or play the instruments, it's just mimed.

[@dougg1075]

She didn’t age well.

[@Dosai99]

Ya she did.. She looks alright for someone pushing 80..

[@teaeff8898]

It’s a talent. One I don’t have either

[@teaeff8898]

autohmae that’s now, not then. It was real, if the fukd up it was on tape. Might be they spliced the tape after the fact.... or they did a retake at the time.

[@Xaphiero]

Sing it Gracie! One of the greatest vocalists of our time.

[@jeffreyphillips4182]

This is the second song on my very large Playlist of songs. Born in 48 I was around for the birth of rock, have listened ever since.

[@rockthesix1679]

Amazing how they pulled off that performance without one guitar plugged in and no microphone. And then made it sound exactly like the record...AMAZING!!!👏👏👏

[@cindylewwho]

@rockthesix1679 That’s how is was back in the day. It just wasn’t done that way. It was a different era, the Hippie era. Lot’s of social change happening. But let me tell you something, they were f’n INCREDIBLE in concert. Grace is one of “the” premier female voices in Rock history. How you heard her voice in the clip is exactly what you got in concert. They started in 1965 and went on until @72/73. They parted, but in 74 regrouped as Jefferson Starship and continued on, having multiple hits, through the mid 80’s. She is 84 now 😮😳😵‍💫!!

[@NemanjaIvkovic-xg7gd]

Vi amerikanci ste tih godina imali pristup LSD legalno i napravili novi talas rocka što je za pohvalu..... A droge su sranje realno mutna slika realnosti

[@udrinkit]

Wow.

[@chadcload1349]

Troll lol lol they miked their work for sure 100%

[@Carak_Oshama44th]

Yah a lot of these are back tracks of the instrumentals at min and sometimes either a back track play and live vocals or lip synched. You can tell all guitars are working lol.

[@zoso73]

Dick Clark was a master. He is so smooth with just a minute or so interviewing as many band members as possible and apologizing to those left out. Bravo.

[@pjangels609]

Ummm, he's actually quite good. Have you ever seen his interviews in any decade?!

[@MadMaxTheRoadWarrior]

BOO!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@David24634]

and in this minute and a half, he bridged the 50's to the 60's...no judgements, just curiosity, interest, and never condescending. he help enable it to become mainstream American music of the 60's and beyond...

[@MrBraffZachlin]

i agre and disagree. to me it made the fact he skipped them stick out more and actuaslly felt awkward. it was bad for t.v and therefor i wouldn't use the word master because to me it was a mistake on air. that said it shows he was a helluva genuine guy so i give him kudos because i could see he felt bad for skipping them and that is something considering the controversy at the time and the fact he had to tow the middle ground

[@zoso73]

This was live television. No post-production editing or going over the allotted time, because they have to get to their sponsor's air time (i.e., commercials). Look at 7:58, he looks at his producer sensitive to how much clock he has left. I think Ryan Seacrest would be able to pull this off to just as smoothly, but not many others could.

[@christinepeck3098]

Grace is badass, Jack cracks me up with all those cords, I love when Grace forgets Paul's name 😹. And Dick Clark is, as always a true music fan and gentleman

[@adamfriend1040]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe???

[@markmindel8922]

and he was the father of her child!

[@mdryanstern]

Grace Slick’s vibrato gave her one of the greatest voices of the 20th Century.

[@radioactive9861]

I was born in '70, and I still say...'White Rabbit' is CLASSIC!

[@phyllissnook]

Remember this song well; one of my very favorite!

[@Hootiebird61]

Dick Clark was absolutely masterful. He was just as comfortable talking with these leaders of the Acid Rock movement as he was talking with Wayne Newton or Frank Sinatra. He was a genuine hipster way before the term was coined. What a class act. RIP. I bet he's organizing Heaven Bandstand and talking with and introducing all those who have passed.

[@andrelinoge4340]

If there is a Heaven, the music there would be absolutely amazing! That's all I want! Just die and be in a never ending live show! Unfortunately I'm an Atheist, so if there is a Heaven, I'm screwed. Lol

[@Soulrollsdeep]

Hipster 😂 get a grip fella

[@cindylewwho]

⁠@@andrelinoge4340There is a Heaven, at least to me. My mother had an NDE as a 10 year old. I’m not kidding when I tell you she told me and my siblings this story weekly throughout our childhoods and way beyond because she wanted us to know there was something greater than us all out there. She was sick and bed ridden for 3 years with Rheumatic Fever. It was back in 1933. They didn’t have access to antibiotics or doctors for that matter. Plus, it was the Great Depression, and boy they were dirt poor, along with the rest of the country. She was given the last rights of the Church 3 times. On the third time, she said she went to Heaven and walked with Jesus down the Valley of the Shadow of Death. She described every single thing they did and saw. It never wavered. He then told her it just wasn’t quite her time yet, and He was sending her back to her mommy and daddy. The next morning she woke up fever free for the first time in 3 YEARS. I know you’re shaking your head, rolling your eyes 👀, laughing, all the while thinking “this lady is off her rocker” 😂. It’s the way an Atheist would react and is fine with me. We all have our own beliefs. We are all here to learn human life lessons that we take with us when leave this physical world. Maybe being an Atheist is one of your life lessons. We all have free will to do, say, feel or think whatever we want. But at the end of the day, when it’s our time to leave the physical world the Big Guy in the Sky will be there to welcome you home with love because God is pure love, light, peace, understanding and forgiveness. You’ll be just fine when it’s your time. Hopefully, we won’t see him anytime in the near future. 🙏🛐😳😵‍💫🥶😱💀✌️☮️😉

[@mfanwelikeit3760]

Love the challenge in her gaze

[@HellcatMad]

Havent seen an old Dick Clark. I watched him every Saturday. RIP

[@TheR1200clc]

God does this take me back to a place, that perhaps I do not want to go to, but must, just drawn back. Thanks Gracie!

[@TyDie85]

God!!! I'm only 34 as of this comment but I keep coming back to this. Not only was the music just above everything else, but Grade Slick just has such a unique and amazing voice! And so gorgeous in mind and body!!! I am amazed! I wish I had been there to witness this at the time.

[@timhallas4275]

The power of that voice carried this band through those first years.

[@RewskOnTV]

This is my moms era wow so cool, I’m fortunate to still enjoy her with us my mom my best friend 😊

[@gregoryeatroff8608]

I loved how Dick made that little "smoking a joint" gesture when he said "Surrealistic Pillow." Slick move, Dick. :)

[@rainbowbridge4766]

Gregory Eatroff grace slick

[@borizovskimilan]

Gregory Eatroff He could do that oN TV, it was the 60'ies man.

[@ipsurvivor]

I was going through the comments to see if anyone else noticed the "Air Doobie"... Nice catch...

[@artigotale]

Stunningly awesome

[@djkaraokeowen6722]

I had the pleasure of seeing Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane live at Melodyland in '68. Grace Slick ruled.

[@meganjoyce7259]

Grace Slick had one hella of a voice!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@laminage]

Megan Joyce I heard that she was Stoned full time from 1965-1970. Grace Slick also gave as good as he got with Canadian Journalist Jan Wong when Jan asked he about her past Addictions and Grace refused explaining that there was an Anonymous in Alcoholics Anonymous because you were given a code of silence.

[@azynkron]

Megan Joyce Her voice is kind of mediocre. Technically she's a disaster. The vibrato is forced and doesn't come naturally to her. It does fit with the music though.

[@jimmythekiller8148]

+azynkron and people are still listening to her 30 some fucking odd years later. couldn't be that bad.

[@haroldbubil5246]

+azynkron The world is full of technically gifted singers who never made an impact. Grace is a giant. You could never confuse her voice with someone else's. That is "where it's at."

[@thediamonddog95]

+azynkron Simon Cowell, is that you?

[@monsieurmike2072]

Grace Slick Baby!!!!...that haunting voice ...man u got to love it!!!.Groovy!!

[@dannyparis3674]

Thank you KZbin for letting us see that blast from the past Jefferson Starship from 1967 play two of their greatest hits on American Bandstand it's psychedelic it freaks me out and blows my mind

[@higgins382]

Lava lamps. I remember them oh so well. Everyone I knew in the 70's had at least one. White Rabbit has been on most of my playlists almost 50 years now. Best played LOUD.

[@dee_dee_place]

Lava lamps, black lights, & flashing strobe lights. I remember them well.

[@rahrob12]

I wasn't even born when these songs dropped.. but as a music producer... Got damn, got damn wish I was!!!!

[@augustusbetucius2931]

Songs don't "drop". Hipster speak.

[@brookehanley3659]

Powerful voice on Grace Slick. Beautiful.

[@TamagoTamago77]

the bassline, the jangle of the guitar, that voice, that look! damn what an amazing performance

[@monsieurmike2072]

Grace Slick and The Lizard King so much intensity....these 2 artiste...their voices are incredible....the 60s baby....Groovy Man!!!...Peace!!!

[@jimwest5454]

What a voice Grace had . When I was young in the 60S we called her The Acid Queen, or The Chrome Nun .

[@rachellewalters8111]

I love Grace Slicks Vibrato....its incredible.....I have no idea how she hits those notes with such power and perfection!

[@markrenn1151]

GREAT BAND. I'll love them until the day I die. Grace Slick. Such a powerful voice coming from that little girls mouth. TRUE LOVE.

[@GnonplussedGnome]

I still, after fifty years, get goose bumps when I hear her sing "Somebody to Love"!

[@mccellen]

Me too!

[@sarah.4767]

I AM your girlfriend. lol

[@BillyWidener]

I was going to same the same thing! Every time!!!

[@renebrown7394]

@mike hutchison That sounds amazing

[@duncanmckeown1292]

The Airplane in its prime...I adored Grace Slick...Had her picture on my wall as a teenager...but she wasn't just a pretty face. In my opinion she was, at least for a while, the most impressive female vocalist in rock. Surrealistic Pillow has got to be right up there with Sergeant Pepper as the greatest...and most influential...album of 1967.

[@gumersindoreguera4757]

Te olvidas del.mas loco El unico Sid Barret...imaginate una pareja así....que locura

[@lantingliu7886]

Grace was and still is a force of nature!

[@markmindel8922]

I always loved Grace Slick....and Marty Balin....their voices meshed nicely. Paul Kantner, Jorma Kaukanen, Spencer Dryden, Jack Cassidy (the latter threw would form Hot Tuna)...what a group!

[@robertspencer2647]

I had her picture on my wall , too !

[@bradleylovej]

@@markmindel8922 I also really, really like Jorma's playing

[@bluecatky]

Dick Clark was a real class act. I'm sure there was some performers on the show whose style of music was not his personal preference. But he gave every band respect and took an interest in their songs and music style.

[@jimbo9559]

the summer of love. 1967. That was a pretty good year. (Barely remember it). Such powerful songs by Jefferson Airplane. Dick Clark was such an icon in those days. Glad that clips like this still remain intact to share.

[@jguyfletch2187]

1968 - .

[@Eyelash85]

This guys is an excellent host and very articulate. The group, a classic.

[@moniquejones6437]

WooooohH! I've never been high, but I think it would be as amazing as this song!!!

[@boinknook]

I been playing drums for years and never ever thought of drugs. Don't know how drugs and music came about. But oh! When I play to Boston, van Halen, heart it's so much FUN! I get deaf though. 🤭

[@tonybatista1928]

Classic music.From a different Era. Time capsule. Far exceeds what is called music today

[@crystalberry748]

I wasn't born in this era i came about 19 years later but I would have love to been on American band stand and watched all the great performances.

[@pollackmorgan3149]

Hello how are you doing ?

[@crystalberry748]

@@pollackmorgan3149 I'm doing well how are you

[@pollackmorgan3149]

@@crystalberry748 I'm doing great where are you from if I may ask?

[@crystalberry748]

@@pollackmorgan3149 in from North Carolina where are you from

[@pollackmorgan3149]

@@crystalberry748 I’m originally from California born and raised in a small town Santa Barbara. I am a White. My mother ancestors came from Ireland and my dads are not traceable as he was adopted when his mother died at birth. I'm currently residing in Key west, Fl 🏝at the moment. I've been here for quite sometime

[@ellenmmartin]

Love the lava lamp! Lived near the factory in Chicago in the late '70s early '80s

[@peterfarina2688]

Always loved Grace Slick's voice.

[@sueeast6564]

Had a cat called Grace Slick and a dog Noosha Fox

[@peacefulpossum2438]

One of the best female rock vocalists of all time. It's too bad that her addictions ruined her career

[@carlosleyva1979]

Esra Blu I thought it was that she quit because she was going to have a child.

[@razorx8270]

Not cool, dunbar. What if she has kids?

[@Adam-lj7et]

Grace Slick was not only a gifted performer, she was just absolutely beautiful.

[@moreiraorestes7431]

anything u rabbiT!!!?...inyourmymind!!!gorgeous singer & great band!!!i miss!!!thx for upload!!!

[@ProfessorTime]

This is what makes KZbin great.

[@stevebez2767]

watt graphics av pipe filtered final coots zer peel lo !

[@steeloned]

Steve Bez Go ask Steve Bez,............when he's ten feet tall.

[@sidlopes4429]

Professor Time ,well said

[@drugaddictionary1314]

Even the live footage at Woodstock or Montreal is just the best

[@blackbob3358]

aye, this is part of the 5/p/cent . t'other 95 is shite !!.

[@awakeningnavigator3895]

I remember the first time I ever heard her.It wasn't back then but much later,on the radio in the 90s.I was a kid and I asked my dad who that was haha.I couldn't forget it.I thought it was the most appealing and yet intimidating voice.It's like a spell! 😳

[@pollackmorgan3149]

Hello how are you doing ?

[@RowdyLowdy]

These songs are 2 of the most iconic songs of the 60’s. Amazing!! Dick Clark was an absolute GOD back then too and for many years after. Great times, I wasn’t born until ‘71 but loved this band while growing up and in the ‘80s.

[@chappingcleeks76]

The bassist with that hoodie and the hood up is WAY ahead of his time. That's awesome.

[@paulgrubbs1121]

I was 12 during the Summer of Love. Grace Slick was so alluring. At 80 Grace still is. Watching them " put on" Dick Clark and American Bandstand is still trippy. They didn't even bother to try to lip sync. The teeny boppers were clueless to what was coming across their universe in psychedelic colors. Happy 80th Grace Slick!

[@carlwalker3557]

Great music, and Grace is wonderful.

[@makismakiavelis5718]

I think i've listened to White Rabbit in 2006 for the first time. I remember how unusual, trippy, strange but also how amazing the music and lyrics sounded to me. I couldn't believe it was recorded in the '60s. I can't imagine how it sounded to people back then. And "Somebody to love"... what at tune! It has such a strange power and Grace's vocals are so energetic. It's one of those songs that I'm sure people will listen to even after another half-a-century and beyond.

[@kenneth9874]

I saw this when it was broadcast, I was almost 11,it was awesome

[@MegaElvisd]

I love how Jack has the power cord wrapped around the neck of the bass to emphasize how the music is canned.

[@allywilkeforsenate]

I often wondered how they sound just like the record in TV without a mic but sound way different live lols.

[@Jonalisa754]

Oh!!!

[@andrelinoge4340]

"Canned"? What do you mean by that? I'm kinda slow sometimes. Lol

[@a.fitzpatrick4395]

Not "canned"...... original.

[@knoeppe]

yet he turns the volume down in the end of white rabbit

[@danap851]

I was born June 30th 1967 🙂, from this airing ❤️, I was born during Vietnam😭. Thank You Vietnam Veterans ❤️❤️ for your service and and hard F days in the hole. 😒

[@danap851]

I truly mean with my heart & soul ❤️

[@danap851]

❤️ Thank you

[@albertopadilla4040]

Dick Clarke was a total gentleman during the quick outro interview.

[@tnawcwvictoria]

Yes INDEED and that's why he lasted so long especially on American Bandstand God Bless His Soul

[@tammyleederwhitaker649]

@@tnawcwvictoria RIP Dick Clark.🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹1111. Passed the baton to Ryan.

[@DexterHaven]

Yeah, he had to improv with live TV and was smooth at it. It's so easy to fuck up if the host is nervous.

[@michaeldewerd4709]

Those days when music shows were hosted by adults! ;-)

[@randybackgammon890]

@@michaeldewerd4709 These days most people get there music from utube, MTV and various streams. In Britain cirtainly there was more emerging rock on TV in the 60s than now.Its a myth that it was never aired.But we should,at least, be greatfull to utube for showing us something that,by and large, we don't have anymore

[@PaoloL16]

It never fails to completely just make my brain melt when Grace’s voice dips when she says “Your mind, your mind...”. Fucking sensational.

[@mrasic3507]

This song was broadcasted on American Bandstand exactly 2 weeks before I was born. YET, AFTER GRAD SCHOOL just after 911 I moved to California where I met my husband (love of my entire life ❤️) who has passed away but over 10 years ago. We were in our 20s & 30's driving around LA and the San Fran Valley partying our Ass's offten Jefferson these song's playing in background. At the time, I never thought I'd get old! In 3 YEARS ILL BE 60....AND YES I FEEL IT! NO WAY I'll make it to 70 no way!

[@phfighter9465]

The visuals are amazing! Felt very much like Old Grey Whistle Test. Trippy and minimalist at the same time

[@seansyphers244]

Agreed! 👍 And those lava lamp cutscenes really add to the effect imo!

[@oopsadaze]

WOW, POWERFUL to this DAY, TIMELESS

[@MissPerriwinkle]

I remember the first time i heard this, in college, in the dorm, it rocked !!!!!

[@71fluffdaddy]

What an Era just so much talent. Grace Slick has such a powerful voice it goes right through your soul. White Rabbit the Ultimate psychedelic song. Doctors are now seeing what drugs in micro doses like DMT are beneficial to the brain making brain neurons grow more studying must be done on it but there is something to it. Rock and Roll lives eternally with these archives. Dick Clark like a teen forever.

[@1JUSTGOTLUCKY1]

Great song, great group and...what a fantastic voice !!

[@abelelreycanalla4598]

amazing band....grace beauty and strong

[@justinmatthewssr.7676]

Two songs I love. Huge fan. And I'm a 90s boy!.........Nice!

[@bencheshire]

What an amazing performance - with no microphone! A marvel of hippie science

[@GermanShepherd1983]

The Voice that Launched a Thousand Trips. No one will ever be better than Grace.

[@akg96]

Depends what you call better. She had a loud, clear beautiful voice but l like the Airplane before her!!!!

[@jetboy_]

MILLIONS, COUNTLESS.

[@choochietrixie9352]

Eduardo Venegas Janis and Summertime...still weep

[@777sicilia]

And Jorma’s sound..

[@erikst.c8892]

I love it!! Long live rock and roll, Grace Slick kills it!!!!

[@vampoftrance]

My mother had this album, I can't say I liked it. I was too young at the time. Now I can appreciate it, so relevant. We brought Hookahs to Florida to start a lounge like in NY and Las Vegas in early 2000 I was working in the Hookah lounge right up till the pandemic started. Feed your head with goodness.

[@kevinpurcell2093]

What a blessing as one ages, because of how music can sound to them

[@chrisbuck1695]

When you look at something only 10 years earlier in 1957 and then this its mind boggling the change in the music

[@thegeniusfool]

Just compare 1962 to 1967. Amazing change! From utter garbage to amazing. Well, outside of Jazz, of course, which was amazing from 1953 to mid 1960's...

[@diane4537]

They were experimenting with drugs. That is what happened.

[@izzhipp4971]

Chris Buck THIS was done on PURPOSE by people who HATE ! Hate ms Americans and Christianity . Everything you see and hear is corrupt and it has had a PURPOSE. Ill elaborate if you are interested. Just KNOW that they had a PLAN and they ALL HATE EVERYONE that lives a good moral life.

[@izzhipp4971]

Anne C no That's not WHY. DRUGS were ONLY for thier hedonism.

[@kropking]

izz hip Drugs absolutely contributed to the creation of this sound. I should know. I write music myself, and every time I smoke some herb, the pathways to the creative centers of my brain open wide and the emotions, rhythms, and tones that drive the music become so much more vibrant and festive.

[@bischnou]

Unforgettable music, so much talent and what a voice!!

[@trippyhippiesteve1042]

Gracies Hauting voice especially on white rabbit always sends shivers up and down my spine

[@indowithbadenglish3775]

Grace is 28 in here, so artsy but not too extreme. Legend lady