Jefferson Starship - St. Charles (CD Quality Audio) HD.

Today Grace Slick socials asked .. what was your favorite fashion style she ever had .. My answer was all of the outfits she wore in the "St Charles" video promoting the album Spitfire from 1976.. She looks amazing in the black body suit, the white satin gown and the outfit she is not wearing in the water scenes...
This is my favorite song from Jefferson Starship and I will take this over Airplane era any time.. This band was on fire in 76.. Marty Balin, Grace, and Paul Kantner doing their "Volunteers" style vocal interplay. Craig Chaquico playing monster lead..(the "Storm" part gives me intense chills.. I hope Scorpions sent him some money for the Rock You Like a Hurricane riff they stole) Keys and Bass dynamos Pete Sears and David Freiberg switching off .(check out Freibergs neck mounted microphone.. hope madonna sent him money... ) and the INCREDIBLE Johny Barbata on drums who was in the Turtles and CSNY doing the coolest ride cymbal shit ever.
This video is one of my favorite videos of all time.. I remastered it just now adding CD audio for the first time.. Sit back and lose your self in the magical world of Jefferson Starship for 6 and a half minutes..
this is EPIC!!!

[@MrRhmccabe]

......remember when we had this much fun?....this band was having a blast.

[@martinellis7156]

This is the height of American rock music coming out of that period. Never to be repeated, never to be matched, never to be bettered, never ever to be forgotten, I lived through this era and will die happy knowing that I did so.

[@belindamartinez9626]

Same here

[@James-pq3qq]

Eloquently and poignantly stated...

[@tadakatsu14]

One of the greatest songs ever. No matter where in my life I always come back to this one. So powerful and emotional, resonates so deeply.

[@MrRhmccabe]

....me too.......

[@kimball-arena]

The summer of love... Fantastic Chaquito! Music!

[@spiritof6663]

This song is Jefferson Starship's masterpiece and equal to the best stuff they did as the Airplane. There was a drastic drop in quality not long after but those first three JS albums from 1974-76 are solid.

[@mercurialaquarian]

One of my absolutely favorite Jefferson tracks. Grace's vocals are amazing in this song.

[@bunnyman09]

Listen up kids, this is REAL music. Music that will pick you up and carry you away, to another place, to another time.

[@user-ss3du3ro7q]

REAL MUSIC ...NEVER FADES ...AWAY 🗿

[@robertdegiro]

the great craig chaquico makes it sublime with his guitar

[@James-pq3qq]

SHE IS THE STORM BRINGER, STORM CHANGER...

[@ChristineOram]

Pete Sears bass always so good. Chaquico on guitar also great. They have lovely sound.

[@beachrunner6889]

Thanks for posting this, Fernando. I have always loved this song. Maybe the best Kantner composition of the JS era.

[@Smedley1947]

" Let me tell you 'bout a Dream" I've never smoked opium , but this song of Kantner's just sweeps you up into a dream world, swirling like smoke from the Dragon Princess' pipe on the album cover as she straddles her pet .

[@michaelbaniak2903]

What a great song!

[@bobs806]

this and Miracles

[@bitver7201]

Una canción atemporal se la pongo a personas en estás épocas 2000 2010 2020 q no la conocen y les encanta no cabe duda q la buena música y los oídos finos les encanta y aprecian

[@robertsousa9550]

Nicer sound since the last time I saw this!

[@ColinButlerbodhi]

I also love this - music and video.

[@lourdesvilar8515]

Awesome! Still "Storming" and Dreaming loved the video and could feel the "fire" as old as it is! Oh it proves satan is the master of the power of the air!

[@marcochiolerio4138]

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[@bitver7201]

Una de la mejores 3 canciones de ese periodo 74 77

[@wayneglass9996]

Awesome, thanks!! Is that the Mayan on there??