THAT CHORUS!..| FIRST TIME HEARING Starship - Nothing Is Gonna Stop Us Now REACTION

[@bigdavezilla]

This band was Jefferson Airplane in the 60s, Jefferson Starship in the 70s, and then just Starship in the 80s.

[@karensamuel1139]

Correct

[@JamesJohannes-l6w]

White rabbit

[@annahanguiano8931]

The 80's had something so magical about it, never can be replicated. The music hits your soul.

[@qtheband751]

Yep. That positivity is gone.

[@musiclovesoul33]

Yes I’m so glad I grew up in the 80’s! It was a perfect time to be alive nothing like it

[@jerryadkins5418]

Mickey Thomas is one of the greatest singers ever to hit Rock and Roll. He was with Elvin Bishop Band and did FOOLED AROUND AND FELL IN LOVE.

[@jasonszabo9203]

I never knew he sang that! Thanks!

[@kiafaridge7101]

This song is ordinary, but voice.

[@nickstrickland4751]

Fooled around and fell in love was a great song

[@terrybangley2281]

yeah, elvin wanted to sing it but it didn't sound right

[@charlie5thumbs351]

So many 80's songs had that upbeat, positive, can-do-anything vibe that's missing in today's music. Yes, a lot of it was cheesy, but the music was BIG and had such an amazing, polished sound. I miss that era so much.

[@willdwyer6782]

This song made Grace Slick the oldest female artist with a #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1987 at the age of 47, a record she held until Cher topped the charts 12 years later with Believe at the age of 52.

[@johnfreel6004]

I’m 63 and was 20 in 1980! Man Music just got better and better and it was glorious being a musician then!

[@kateritter5765]

Grace Slick is the strong female voice. You reacted to her with "Someone To Love" and "White Rabbit"

[@joeyrobison6629]

"Somebody To Love".

[@tonytyrer9340]

Her solo album track 'dreams' is sensational

[@bacon81]

Her voice is so iconic 🤩

[@justsomeguy6133]

I was shocked as a kid to learn Grace was well into her 40s here and older than my mom.

[@IndianOutlaw1870]

Yeah, Grace was 47 when this was recorded. She turned 48 later that year.

[@decoydave]

Classic '80's Power Ballard...love it

[@The_Dudester]

This band went full circle. Started out as Jefferson Airplane. Then, they decided to be more modern as Jefferson Starship. As the name change happened, Mickey Thomas joined the band as co-lead singer. Then, as founding member Paul Kantor quit the group the group became Starship. In 85 and 86 this band had MONSTER number one hits with We Built This City in 85 and Nothing's Gonna Stop Us in 86. A couple of years later Grace quit the band. A few years later Paul decided to gather the original members and be Jefferson Airplane again.

[@brianmcmaster5112]

Rhanks,so I didn't have to type that all out, lol

[@BillGraper]

"Sara" was also a #1 hit, right between those two #1 hits. They were on fire in the 80's!!!

[@surlechapeau]

I like Jefferson Starship best. Slick and Balin on lead vocals, although mostly Balin on their hits.

[@george217]

Later Starship became Mickey Thomas' Starship and then Starship featuring Mickey Thomas...

[@robertfahr2420]

80s shmaltz

[@talltulip]

Grace Slick is a stellar rock-n-roll singer. But I saw her interviewed once, and she said (paraphrasing): "I am very limited as a singer. I do well at top volume, but if I had to sing a lullaby, forget it."

[@brianhitzone37]

Two Starship songs you should definitely do are "We Built This City" and "Sara". I had that cassette on replay as a kid. Love them! Thanks Rob Squad.

[@reshaud81]

I love Sara. That's a must react!

[@elaineh7993]

I have Sara for my ring tone! I have for the last 5 years! One of the best songs ever!

[@JPMadden]

A 2011 reader poll in "Rolling Stone" magazine voted "We Built This City" the worst song of the '80s, and it wasn't close.

[@brianhitzone37]

@@JPMadden I love we built this city.

[@jomiiller6297]

Agree these 2 are a must listen too

[@RobertSmith-js2kz]

I loved this song from the MINUTE it hit the airwaves.

[@lisemzarate4029]

Miracles. My absolute favorite love song ever written, and it's so pretty.

[@bryanwhitton1784]

I would up vote this a bunch if I could.

[@jackie_jrml]

It is such a sexy groove!!! I love it.

[@4508bluesky]

Jefferson Starship! ❤️

[@michaelhouston7950]

80'S MUSIC THE BEST EVER 💯💪💯

[@BillGraper]

#1 hit written by one of the greatest songwriters of all-time (Diane Warren). Great tune!!! The group started off as Jefferson Airplane. In the mid 70's, they changed to Jefferson Starship. In the mid 80's, they became simply "Starship."

[@lisaj6728]

Diane Warren songs were amazing!

[@michlkwitz]

They dropped the "Jefferson" because Paul Kantner left the band and he and Grace Slick jointly owned the name "Jefferson Starship". He declined to allow the band to continue under that name, threatening a lawsuit. The biggest difference between Jefferson Starship and Starship is that Jefferson Starship wrote all of their own material. Starship did not.

[@2olvets443]

Didn't they become Starship just before Tusk came out in 79? I seem to remember radio announcing new song for one band and new name for another.

[@brendatrump5163]

When she sang, "WOOO HOO"" at the end of the song and the way you both looked at each other just melted my heart.

[@brendatrump5163]

Anyway, that was beautiful to me.

[@lisatonzi9728]

Mickey Thomas is the same singer that sang "Fooled Around and Fell In Love".

[@richardrenfroe676]

Again back when it was cool to go Skateing I made a thousand laps around the rink to this song as a kid LOVE IT

[@trjbrew]

From this era of the band I would suggest: "Sara", "Laying it on the Line", and "No way out". From a few years before that try "Jane" which is definitely a Jay style of song. "Miracles"(pre Mickey Thomas) is more of an Amber style of song. Mickey Thomas and Grace Slick are the lead singers. Thomas was the singer for "Fooled around and fell in love" that you reviewed about a month ago.

[@Sportsref13]

Miracles is a definitely a must play..

[@chrisoakley5830]

No Way Out is a great song!

[@Citizenesse8]

This is from the movie Mannequin with Kim Cattrall and Andrew McCarthy. It was a huge hit at the time along with the song that Starship sang to go with it. Starship used to be Jefferson Starship and they are fantastic. You need to listen to Jane, Sarah, No Way Out, and countless other songs that they have. You already seen Mickey when you did Elvin Bishop Fooled Around and Fell in Love. He was the one who sang that song and I absolutely adore the Starship and him for sure.

[@garfield122010]

" we built this city " was another hit for them ❤️

[@bsanderfer]

"We Built This City" is largely considered by a lot of polls on the Internet to be the worst song of all time. It isn't. Don't believe it. The song is actually pretty awesome. But you guys should do it just so you can say that you've done the most hated song of the last century.

[@neonpark1874]

We Built This city is pure pop crap. Generally, the later you go in Jefferson Starship and then Starship - the worse it gets. That's not to say there aren't some good or very good songs but the later stuff is mostly crap.

[@chrishepburn1503]

@@neonpark1874 It's catchy as all hell. Not every song has to have some deep meaning. Go listen to your Bob Dylan and drink your haterade.

[@tobiassabot5851]

My favorite song by Starship is Find Your Way Back. Absolute Banger.

[@dorothystorry1733]

Starship’s song….. “We Built This City”. On Rock and Roll….. love love love this song too…..

[@pangesunagwi7683]

this is one of my fave songs, Im 25 years old and I believe i was born in the wrong century and decade I love the 80s and the songs from that era

[@isaackovitz4791]

Guys - this song is one of the many mega hits written by songwriter Diane Warren. Look her up - she wrote some of the biggest hits of the past 35 years.

[@Amadeus1066]

Co-written with one of my favorite song writers Albert Hammond.

[@prenticehammond2003]

I'm with you Liam, I have many of his albums. Well more than just "Free Electric Band" that is. I've heard this song originally sung by him. A little different. However, he now seems to sing it with this arrangement.

[@heyhey1956]

The lady singer is Catherine E. Richardson (born February 21, 1969) an American singer, songwriter, actress, and narrator from the Chicago suburbs in Illinois. She is the lead singer for the band Jefferson Starship and her own Cathy Richardson Band, and has performed the Janis Joplin parts for Joplin's former band Big Brother and the Holding Company.

[@niallmcentee9400]

The Lady singer is Grace Slick (born Grace Barnett Wing, in Evanston, Illinois, October 30, 1939). Sang with Jefferson Aiplane (White Rabbit 1967). They became Jefferson Starship, and ultimately Starship. Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now was 1987, Cathy Richardson became lead singer, taking over from Grace Slick in 1990

[@aussiepie4865]

Next Starship song has to be the mega hit, “we built this city.”

[@garfield122010]

Grace Slick has an amazing voice, mickey Thomas you may have already seen in the video for "Fooled around and fell in love" by Elvin Bishop, Mickey Thomas sang lead on that song. ❤️

[@lisalockhart5407]

Eeeeeeeeek this is one of my ALL TIME favorite songs! This made me SO freaking happy to see you guys react to it

[@ruthharris6783]

This is from the movie Mannequin starring Kim Cattrall. She is literally a mannequin that this guy can bring to life

[@wanderlustaesthete4117]

Can’t forget about Andrew McCarthy.

[@Pathfinder197]

@@wanderlustaesthete4117 Indeed! Had such a crush on Andrew McCarthy when I was a kid.

[@42guysiu]

Such a great movie

[@Mwoods2272]

Also James Spader.

[@michaelnolan1963]

Oh what great memories of a great era in music and life in general. 💣✌️😎

[@pattyestrada6]

For more 80’s ballads try Air Supply “Making Love Out Of Nothing At All” “Lost In Love” “All Out Of Love” “Every Woman In The World”

[@fnjesusfreak]

"Making Love (Out Of Nothing At All)" was a Jim Steinman song and has his typical up-to-11 production. And then there's Bonnie Tyler's version...if Air Supply's version is up to 11, hers (also produced by Steinman) takes it up to 12.

[@cassandracampbell3424]

My favorite song from them! I just love it and the movie it was in too!

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Jefferson Starship "Sara" (original video) ❤️

[@thecentralscrutinizer5730]

No time is a good time for goodbye!!!

[@eddyhung7497]

this song brings me back in time to my best years of my life of my childhood

[@kellylaflash1016]

Another huge hit from this era that you guys would love - the one-hit wonder "Waiting For a Star To Fall" by duo Boy Meets Girl (they wrote hits for others, too).

[@dustywaynemusic6297]

Yes!

[@labratamber]

Great song !!

[@chrisoakley5830]

One of my favorite 80s songs!

[@philipb2378]

Great song. Written by Prince BTW

[@kellylaflash1016]

@@philipb2378, no it's not. It was written by the song-writing couple who recorded it. They were songwriters primarily - before and after their one-hit wonder. They wrote several hits for other artists, too.

[@octoberguy]

One of the best Jefferson Starship songs... Runaway..... It brings back instant memories of the summer after my senior year. And the hook will be (pleasantly) stuck in your head!

[@outtahere321]

Man, Grace Slick had a voice during those years and beautiful as well. I remember this song being played on the radio constantly. It was a big hit.

[@Music-Is-Real-Love]

My favorite Starship song. Thank you guys.

[@threekidzmom04]

Such and awesome time to be alive

[@200beluga]

Jane, is my favourite song by Starship. Rocking guitar solo.

[@youtubefahrlehrer]

A Classic 👍

[@krissiregar8083]

one of the most beautiful song of all time for me Mickey Thomas and Grace Slick really made this song perfect, what a magical duo That lead guitar also killing Woooowwwww Intro Keyboard made it so beautifull, Ohh my God, goosebump I'm still in love with this song, 2024

[@moleman1976]

If you really want to experience 80's music, "We Built This City" cannot be overlooked. It is as 80's as 80's can get, and it's wonderful!

[@otisroseboro5613]

Love this song, classic

[@scm021374]

"Sarah" and "We Built This City" are both really good. Must listen.

[@joskokrstulovic1258]

We build this city and Sara another great song's to react on.

[@sarahheller253]

"Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" is from the 1987 movie "mannequin," which is a great, underappreciated '80s movie. Starship is related to Jefferson Starship, which was Jefferson Airplane before. Another Starship song you should listen to is "We Built This City." It rocks and has strong vocals from everyone.

[@willwhitman7534]

It's funny that you mention that, "We Built This City" was listed as the worst song from the 80's but I loved it!

[@charlenecross28]

They were my first concert. When the song, Jane came out I was 9 and my big brother took me. Definitely need to here Jane.

[@Rainmakers84]

Grace Slick. The cooooolest name in rock n roll!

[@ramonaalvarez7559]

Yeah baby .. luv this esp that last Whoo holler! I'm telling y'all .. I could have lots of fun hanging with y'all & jamming. Luv how both of you just get down .. if y'all weren't in chairs .. I can just see you two "dancing the night away". Can't tell you how awesome it is to see y'all react & enjoy all these hits for the first time. Such a pleasure, oh AND it makes me SMILE 😊 Many thnx for that Jay & Amber .. nuttin like feel good moments with some of the best music!!! ROCK ON & PEACE OUT🤘🏼❣️✌🏼

[@dagmar.6954]

This is a branch off from Jefferson Starship with a few different members from the original. It didn't last too long but they had a few hits in the 80's with Grace Slick & Mickey Thomas singing "Nothing Is Gonna Stop Us Now" in 1987 from the movie "Mannequin". Other songs were "We Built This City" & "Sara".

[@CrayCruz]

My son would sing along to "Sara" as he sat in his child car seat in the back of our Toyota Corrolla Hatchback, our first actual car (long story)...my son was 3.

[@min1549]

love the reaction, 80s music is just great

[@mikejsretroarcade4612]

I Grew up In the 80s and this is one of those magical songs that transports me back to the mid 80s.Thx for posting this gem ❤️. This is from the movie manaquin! This movie was all over HBO back in the day!

[@librarylady13]

Jefferson Starship - "Find Your Way Back", "Winds of Change" and "Runaway". Starship - "We Built This City", "Sara" and "It's Not Enough".

[@markwest9119]

Watching your sheer enjoyment when the chorus hits! That's what this song is supposed to do. : - )

[@amiamoss7720]

"Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" is a song cowritten by Diane Warren and Albert Hammond[3] and recorded by American rock band Starship for their second studio album, No Protection (1987). It is a power ballad[4] duet featuring vocalists Grace Slick and Mickey Thomas and is the theme to the romantic-comedy film Mannequin.[5][6]

[@amer-hh6kp]

Mickey Thomas and Grace Slick sound so good together. Two powerful voices. This band has changed several times over the years and it's successful every time. Doesn't happen often.

[@johnthegreek5836]

Great song that was used in a great movie! Grace Slick was originally in Jefferson Airplane and then they changed their name to Jefferson Starship

[@renovandermade2051]

Another 80s classic! Great song! Another great Starship song is 'We Built This City'. Please also check out 'Missing You' by John Waite. Also an 80s classic!

[@waynegray1380]

I saw them live, one of my favorite concerts.

[@doretamarks7789]

This song is very special to us. Right around the time this was a hit, my husband and I got back together (after a 3 year 'hiatus' ....we were on a break!! LOL!!) We listened to this song every day and we still consider it 'our' song. (along with "Groovy Kind of Love' by Phil Collins!!) Some thought we were making a mistake and we wouldn't last. We proved them wrong. We are celebrating 32 years of marriage this year. 34 years together and 38 years since we first met. #Nothing'sGonnaStopUsNow

[@MrBerksboy]

Always have loved the intro with the drums and there sound throughout the song. Starship have a very sonic wide sound, We built this city is on the same level.

[@greeneyesinfl9954]

Mannequin was a cool romcom. This was during a comeback period for Starship in the '80s. We built this city and Sara were big for them in the '80s as well. Check out anything 38 Special, you'll love it

[@MrGreggie77]

Mannequin! was the movie and Grace Slick and Mickey Thomas are the best this was a Huge hit in the 80's. Great video played constantly on MTV.

[@m.a.robbins4907]

That male lead singer, Mickey Thomas, is also the lead singer in Elvin Bishop's Fooled Around and Fell in Love that you reacted to previously.

[@kevinhennessey3189]

So the original Starship Album was done in 1970 as the Jefferson Airplane was breaking up It was called "Blows Against the Empire", great album that told a story and had some fabulous Music. IT actually won a Hugo Award normally given for the best sciFi books of the year. The first music album to win that award.

[@chriso6719]

Jefferson airplane to Jefferson Starship to Starship. Name changes due to personnel changes and legal reasons. Grace Slick is singing here as she was in the Jefferson Airplane you reacted to. Male vocalist is Mickey Thomas.

[@JasonMercerUK]

This is the greatest feel good song that has been made. Always just makes my heart sing and my hair stand on end 😊

[@americanaforever6725]

Awesome group, great sound. “Familiar Stranger” , “No Way Out” and “ Find Your Way Back” are fantastic

[@berniceanne4959]

Omg! Love the song Love the band Love the movie This is in my top 5 take me back, feel good tunes. Could listen to it all day long. Love it 💕

[@arthurpaul2831]

The male singer's name is Mickey Thomas He formerly sang with the Elvin Bishop band They had a hit song titled Fooled around and fell in love Grace Slick who is the female lead singer heard his voice on that song and liked his voice so much they had him join starship Grace Slick and Mickey Thomas sound great together and make a great time just like the two of you do

[@scottjent7174]

One of the best 80’s songs of all times by Starships! Mickey Thomas is definitely one of the most underrated singers of all times, in my opinion! So you guys MUST listen to their one of the biggest hits in the 80’s called “We Built This City” !!! Y’all are gonna love it!! 👍🏼

[@williamsmith1399]

Starship's version of "Set The Night To Music" is really good too. The song was featured at the end of the film "Vice Versa."

[@elizabethmcmurray968]

Theme from the classic film Mannequin starring Kim Catrall as a literal mannequin. And Andrew McCarthy as the totally not delusional guy who thinks she's real and falls in love with her. The 80s. Packed.

[@taoist32]

Written by Grammy winner Diane Warren.

[@rray848]

Great 80s movie... a must watch comedy romance. They came out with a sequel but it wasn't anything special. Kim Cattrall of Sex in the City fame is the love interest. At the beginning of the movie you find out that the woman was an Egyptian princess who was disobedient and didn't want to be put into an arranged marriage. She prays to the gods to help her find true love and her spirit is cursed. You find all this out in the opening scene. In that video they substitute the lead singer of Starship (Grace Slick) for the mannequin sometimes. She is the brunette. The blonde you see sometimes is Kim

[@karenstanley6991]

@@rray848 Love this movie

[@mattpotter8725]

Am I wrong in thinking this movie had an element of Police Academy about it, maybe some of the actors playing the cops are in both movies, maybe because it has the same comedic style. If anyone knows let me know.

[@rray848]

@@mattpotter8725 Looking at the Writers, Producer, and Director none of them match. You are right about the actor that played the security guard being the guy from Police Academy. It might be his style of comedy that the character had similarities.

[@wind7sailor]

Miracles is an amazing love song from Jefferson Starship, definitely worth a listen. Count on Me and With your Love are two more great songs.

[@susancampbell6186]

Also, please do "Jane" as others have suggested. Go back and listen to "Fooled Around and Fell in Love" to hear Mickey Thomas' stellar voice.

[@imsirius2]

yes yes to both of these.

[@johnfreel6004]

80s music was well produced! Studios were getting it down! Always keep that snail drum up along with the bass drum to feel the music.

[@empmaximus1]

Listen to Sara. 35 years later it still gives me chills.

[@JessCorey]

Grace Slick is still with us at the age of 83... Rob,I have been a long time follower of this page, at least within recent times and though I left my share of comments on videos sporadically trying to be honest with my thoughts. I have to say part of my heart breaks that you're musical exposure has taken this long to catch up, maybe it's because the way life goes on. You were working all the time or whatnot. I'm so glad that you are getting the chance to really dig into the musical tapestry that so many of us grew up to, speaking as an 80s kid, who very closely relates to the music of the late 60s through the 80s. I am glad that you have continued to further your own musical knowledge and learn just how awesome music used to be before it became mass-produced and created for the wrong reasons. Like it is today, music back then was made with pure emotion and heart and made you think and feel. Be safe and well :-)

[@deelawson4551]

Love this one! Also my fave by them is Miracles but you will be hearing another talented lead singer on that track and its Marty Balin (he also had a record of his own that's awesome called Hearts) also with Marty that I love by them are Count On Me and With Your Love..2 more great songs to check out! Keep On Rockin'

[@stewiegriffin4118]

The look of Amazement and then to Pure Joy when Grace slick starts singing on Ambers Face is priceless.

[@AarontheOkayestDM]

If you want something from Jefferson Starship - the iteration of this band between Jefferson Airplane and Starship - try the songs Miracles or Runaway.

[@allengator1914]

You might throw "Ride The Tiger" in there too.

[@anthonygambitta6220]

Grace and Mickey compliment the vocals. Great song by Starship.

[@debbiejarvis5764]

Mickey Thomas was the singer for Elvin Bishop song ( Fooled Around And Fell In Love ) that you reacted to a few weeks ago.. Mickey formed his own band Starship he's awesome .

[@markkauder1288]

Actually, Mickey, joined Jefferson Starship, that became just Starship…..but you are right he is awesome.

[@michaellindon7529]

Absolute banger of a song. Sick. The guy killed the guitar solo too. Makes you feel good..

[@brentcox7772]

Awesome band!! “Miracle” is my favorite!!🤘🔥

[@brentcox7772]

Miracles

[@empmaximus1]

One of my all time favorite bands and also the first concert I ever went to as a young man.

[@Shrykespeare]

Finally, the later incarnation of Jefferson Airplane, featuring the amazing Grace Slick (the vocalist in "White Rabbit") and Mickey Thomas (the vocalist on "Fooled Around and Fell in Love"). I'm sure you guys will get around to "We Built This City" eventually, but IMHO "It's Not Enough" and "Sara" are better songs. This song was used in the 80s movie "Mannequin" starring Andrew McCarthy and Sex in the City's Kim Cattrall.

[@bonnierussell438]

Love love Grace Slicks voice! Takes me back to the 80s

[@LauPulstar]

I think it could be fun that you react next to "We built this city" by starship. It is a controversy of a song. It received a grammy award to best rock vocal performance by duo but it also has been top of many many lists of worst songs ever. I find it awesome. everytime i hear it it brings me joy and autentic smile. I'd love to hear your opinions. also, if you ever do a movie reaction channel, go check mannequin, the movie that this song is from, so fun

[@aaradia]

Seriously! I don't understand why that song is considered so bad. Of all the terrible songs in Rock History? It makes no sense to me. I love it. I would put Sara WAY below We Built this City. That song bores me to tears. And I am a HUGE fan of Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship. Starship had a few good songs.

[@GrantReedIII]

I always liked Starship's "We Built This City (On Rock and Roll)"

[@scottvanhille5688]

This was a #1 hit in 1987! In 1988, Starship released "It's Not Enough" and it's a banger! Please react to it. Thanks! This one is a banger! Enter Mickey Thomas and Grace Slick.

[@brianscott9906]

I hear this song and I get a warm feeling in my heart and I know NOTHING CAN STOP ME.

[@juliansuarez8809]

Great reaction, yes Grace Slick has a powerful voice and Mickey Thomas compliments her vocals well. But y’all need to check out their song ‘ Sara ‘, Mickey’s vocals show great range and shines on this one.

[@datacipher]

I’ll be honest- and I didn’t want to admit it at first… but mickey is far superior to be frank. His tone and range are phenomenal. I never even realized at first back then that he was the one hitting all the falsetto high notes. Both great singers though.

[@marleneholcombe2992]

I love you two! 😊Mickey Thomas is the male lead singer…check out his vocals on the song, “Fooled around and fell in love”…❤

[@joeyojoeyo3613]

When Grace Slick sings, it`s gold.

[@siskokidd]

The great Grace Slick of the 1960's pioneering incarnation of Jefferson Airplane, then the reformed and updated version in the 70's, Jefferson Starship, then a final line-up change called Starship. She is a rock icon of that era. True story: I missed hanging with Grace some 15 years ago. I was doing some editing work with one of her friends (RIP Bara). We were scheduled to work at Bara's seaside Malibu apartment in the evening, but she called to delay because a friend was stopping by. It was only when I got there I learned that friend was Grace Slick! I remember grabbing my face, spinning in circles, shouting, "Why didn't you tell me!?" Maybe it was a good thing, because I would have probably been hitting on her the whole time! Sure, she was well into her 60's, but "Nothing Would Have Stopped Me," then, or now! Hi Grace! Call me! I have Bara stories. Halloween 2006, the fire...

[@revaflowers3115]

Grace Slick is the female lead in this band.She was there from the start and through all the changes from Jefferson Airplane to Starship.

[@reimannx33]

Both are great, but the woman's voice is so moving, so emotional - powerful.