Jefferson Airplane/Starship Discography
Love, Haight and War. These were the ingredients for the American psychedelic rock movement of the Sixties. The world first got a whiff…
Category: Jefferson Airplane/Starship
Jefferson Airplane Takes Off (1966)
Marty Balin is your captain, Signe Anderson is your air hostess, and it’s blues skies ahead for thirty minutes. Next stop, San Frantastic.
Jefferson Airplane: Surrealistic Pillow (1967)
“We got more professional on the second album, it was a little better recorded with a little more professional producer, and help from…
Jefferson Airplane: After Bathing At Baxter’s (1967)
Kronomyth 3.0: FLYING HIGH. The Airplane continued to fly into the outer fringes of rock with the psychedelic masterpiece, After Bathing At Baxter’s….
Jefferson Airplane: Crown of Creation (1968)
Kronomyth 4.0: MY CROWN IS CALLED CONTENT. Picking a favorite Airplane ride is probably fool’s work; they all take you to different places,…
Jefferson Airplane: Bless Its Pointed Little Head (1969)
Kronomyth 5.0: ANNOINT TO REMEMBER. A psychedelic mass for the senses, this is what you wished the Airplane sounded like on stage every…
Jefferson Airplane: Volunteers (1969)
Kronomyth 6.0: AIRPLANE AGAINST THE WORLD, MOTHERFUCKER. Click. Ah, there it is, that soothing sound as another piece is added to the Jefferson…
[Review] The Worst of Jefferson Airplane (1970)
Kronomyth 7.0: IN THE GARDENS OF MEMORY, IN THE PALACE OF DREAMS. In a more perfect world, they would put a statue of…
Jefferson Airplane: Bark (1971)
Spare parts (Joey Covington, Papa John Creach) keep the Airplane aloft for one more adventure, although it’s a Zig-Zag path they’re on.
Jefferson Airplane: Long John Silver (1972)
The last Jefferson Airplane album. After you played it, the album converted into a “cigar” box and the band converted into a jukebox.
Mickey Hart: Rolling Thunder (1972)
If you ever wondered why the Dead needed two drummers, hear is your answer. Billy Kreutzmann played the straight man, jazz schooled, capable…
Jefferson Starship: Dragon Fly (1974)
Starlog 1.0: MEET THE JEFFERSONS. As the Airplane was winding down, Paul Kantner and Grace Slick went off to record solo albums that…
Jefferson Starship: “Miracles” (1975)
Starlog 2.1: MY FAVORITE MARTIN. Shortly after leaving the red planet, we ran into this lovely little nebula. Half the size of its…
Robert Hunter: Tiger Rose (1975)
If you’re only going to buy one Robert Hunter album, you’re looking at it. Hunter never seemed to get his sea legs on…
Jefferson Starship: Spitfire (1976)
Starlog 3.0: ENTER THE SEVEN-HEADED HYDRA. Spitfire is the spitting image of their last album but without the contributions of Papa John Creach…