This song has meant so much to me all my life. Bought Baxter's when it came out when I was a teenager. 70 years old now and it means even more. We are losing them all. Their like will never be seen again. What a sad world now. It seemed anything was possible back them.
agree. i was 12 when my parent's got me Baxter's for Christmas. i was too young to be a full-fledged hippie but there was still magic in the times and music of the era. thank you Jefferson Airplane.
The vocal harmonies and duets of Grace and Marty get lots of love, but the seamless vocal blending of Grace and Paul Kantner is magical and iconic as well.
Not enough credit goes to how Jack’s brilliant bass playing holds all this flying Airplane together. And, you can watch him and tell he’s f#*king serious about the music.
One of my favorite bands of all time! Great performance! Listen up kids of today, this is real music. Jefferson Airplane forever! Grace, Paul, Marty, Jack, Jorma, and Spencer. RIP Paul, Spencer, and Marty.
just heard the really sad news about the passing of Marty Balin..He was a brilliant pairing with Grace Slick, It's No Secret, Saturday Afternoon,Today, Wont You Try..perfect examples of the beautiful vocal cohesion they shared. I was so very, very fortunate to interview Grace Slick a few years ago. I commended her performance of this song, despite what Grace said about they shouldn't have gone on because in her words, they were tired, stoned, etc etc from being up all night....I begged to differ with her and told her that this cut from Woodstock, she looked radiant and the band really nailed it. The passing of time is the best judge and this song remains a psychedelic gem, brilliantly performed at one of rock's most significant moments. Grace also told me about how Marty didn't take too kindly to the Hells Angels at Altamont, describing Marty as being just like her as in being "stubborn" hehe..I really do feel for her today and for the remaining members of Jefferson Airplane and their families and friends. Also the fans...we loved you Marty Balin..and will continue to love your music until we to, join you..Rest in Peace Marty Balin....
+oldjack1754 There should have been a camera assigned to just Jack by the director when they filmed Airplane at Woodstock. Same for Keith Moon and Pete Townshend of the Who. People are so stupid.
I've heard various members of JA state that they thought they weren't at their best during their Woodstock performance. Honestly, I don't how they came to that conclusion---IMHO they were AWESOME!! The entire set is outstanding, and this might be the shining star out of all the songs they played that memorable day. Listen to those soaring, trippy harmonies by Grace, Marty, and Paul...Jack Casady's pulsating bass lines, Jorma Kaukonen with that powerful, fuzzy, acid-soaked sound on lead guitar, Spencer Dryden with the driving beat on the drums...BEAUTIFUL!! Even more than the Dead...I thought the Airplane was THE psychedelic band of that time...and this is a glorious testament to how great they were!!
This is real music...not the shit we have nowadays.Back in the 70's I"ve smoked a lotta of grass & listened to this kind of stuff.I was happy then & didn't even know I was.long live to R&R
It is good stuff. Nobody can deny that. However, there’s good stuff today too. Most of it just doesn’t come to the surface. It’s not mainstream. And the Airplane wasn’t exactly mainstream either in 1969. They’d had a hit but I doubt most of their stuff was that well known. You can verify that by looking at the charts. This very movie immortalized this festival and along with it many of the bands that performed. Had they decided not to release it or if some great misfortune had destroyed it, I doubt that many of these performers would even be remembered today.
@@failranch9542 No, there isn't. If there was you would name names, but all you do is share your little "just go find it!" catchphrase. Name one single modern band on JA's level.
One of my favorite Woodstock performances. I am in AWE of Grace Slick's powerful and dynamic voice. Love Marty Balin's vocal harmonies. He bought extra layers and textures to this song. Rip Lovely Paul Kanter. Real good band rounding out the hippy sound. Good Rock Vibe.
I saw J.A. Over the Isle of Wight (u.k.) in 1968 couldn't believe how wonderful they were I was a soul and ska boy seeing them live really tuned me on to J. A. Still love them. Always makes me feel like its summer and everyone is chilled and happy.😀
The lyrics of this song are literally FULL of references to the use use and the effects of psychedelic substances. Sunshine instead of snow, obviously citing Orange Sunshine, the legendary version of LSD that Nick Sand was making and the Brotherhood Of Eternal Love was smuggling all around the world. After Bathing at Baxter's is a mesmerizing encyclopedia of hippie slang.
This is the first version I ever heard of this song. It was on "Woodstock II: More Music from the...Festival" It it still by far my favorite and the strongest version I have heard. "Eskimo Blue Day," off the same album is also fantastic. Their performance at Woodstock is among the strongest I've ever heard from JA. I never get tired of listening to it. Great stuff!
It's so cool to see more of their set from Woodstock & now we can enjoy the full set they released on CD. I saw them at Atlantic City Pop Fest just two weeks before Woodstock.
One of my favorite Woodstock performances. I can never resist the voice of Grace Slick. This song highlights her voice so well. Grace Slick is the Queen of Rock!!!
One of the best songs from Woodstock - its rhythms and dynamics really sound amazing in the open acoustic of the big bowl. The power of both rhythm and lead guitars, Grace and Marty really getting into it ... I think that, along with the Who and Jimmy, this is the iconic performance not just of the festival, but of a generation.
A great band at its best. Every Airplaner kicks some serious butt here, but I'm especially struck by Jack Casady's famously driving bass, the ship on which everyone else sails --
Bob Katz Lucky you man. Could you describe, in a few words what it was like being there, amid a mass fan population, and a no- holds barred to self expression, joy etc. I was 5 yrs old. Too young to get parental clearance, lol, but that concert permeates my soul whenever I watch it still. Peace
This song I think is better live than the studio version. I know people who were there and had their memories to share. In fact, my past Dr in Fallon, NV was there and was in a group cover photo on News week in 1969. I was only 8 or 9 then. It's been said if you remember where you were in the 60s you probably weren't there. Don't know who said that. That's neither "here" nor "There" for me. Great music number. I've met 2 of the founding members of the Airplane.
@@cooperrec I was there but left Saturday, so I miss this performance. It was just too crowed for me. And dirty, no toilets or fresh water. My problem is that a couple of months before this I had attended a concert at Atlantic City, NJ that a lot of these acts. In fact in Atlantic City I actually saw Janis Joplin do a duet with Little Richard while he played a white grand piano. I don't remember the song, I just knew I was blown away.
Fernando Maron yes I was thinking that sometimes Marty Balin would sound off when singing live, but here he was perfect. And Grace, well, what can you say?
@@markhunter8554 Totally fried. Same as Santana when he did his gig, those dudes could perform at top of their game while high as f'ing kite. Mad respect.
First heard this on vinyl when I was a high-school sophomore 44 years ago. The studio version is beautiful. But this live performance is much more exciting --
Nowadays these young so called singers and artists can’t even drink without getting crazy and breaking everything, and can’t make any good music. Look at the Jeffersons, if they were really high as people claim, didn’t matters, look at the high quality of musicianship they display. In sync, with themselves and with fellow bandmasters. Just beautiful.
Jack was superb on Bass..Glenn...I played Coronet, Trumpet and Baritone and so was more of a Brass-man ..." Chicago or Blood sweat and Tears style ..but Loved the " Airplane and being 70 ..grew up with them..Played since I was 8 yrs. old ..Got the horns out even while in Graduate school....Peace..Glenn and Love this video ,which brings back the great " Airplane " and the stunningly beautiful Grace Slick ...db
Hi Dana, thanks for the comment. I'm 66 years young. You being 70, you're still young my friend. BTW, I loved the original Blood, Sweat, and Tears with Al Cooper. Not so much with what's his name on the second album.I still listen to the first album on vinyl to this day with vacuum tubed stereo equipment. Anyway. I just recently purchased an Epiphone Limited Edtion Jack Casady Bass. I love it. This coming from a guy that has been playing Fender Jazz Basses for 45 years
This song is one that has always done it to me and still does. Used to play it out the den windows when I was 17 that summer to turn on the 'burb neighborhood. Don't think it worked but so what?
@@thomasbedell4770 But it worked just fine for you ! That was the most important.. And it still amazes me too. It's hard to believe that after the 90's music, in general, went down that far, with very few exceptions.
i liked the studio track but then i heard the woodstock version - considering the band spent almost a day waiting backstage to go on, they sound f*cking amazing - beautiful harmonies, Grace is stunning. what a band.
@@haintedhouse2990 Indeed !! Fantastic live performance. Interesting that in the first version of Woodstock this song was not included. And later, "won't you try" was finally included. And when I checked it out I was amazed. Well, better late than never...
So glad I was there to hear this live (despite so much of that weekend being a bit of a blurr caused by the passage of time and by, well, you know... 😏)
Grace creates a beauty fold into which the whole band and song pours. Her and this band touch me deeply and really define something important about the 60's. She's really a stage angel for whom a statue should be built...One wail from Grace straightens you out and tells you I am a goddess who is above mortal men...What was I thinking? lol
Beautiful song. You can't see it too well here, but at the end when they pause Marty and Grace they truly are "caught in time"....got to admit it's a bittersweet feeling, sadness for what has gone, but still significant happiness
I was 18 in 1989.. I had a Honda riva 125 motor scooter.. 2 joints & 15 bucks in my pocket, I rode down the parkway from Montvale, to the garden state arts center, in Holmdel New Jersey. ended up meeting these 2 dudes in their fortys. Lomg story short, they gave me an extra ticket that they had, and i smoked my pot with them.. that was a cool moment i won't forget.
Jefferson Airplane at their finest. This song epitomizes for me the acid-drenched Summer of Love and San Francisco in the late 60s. What a singularly amazing time.
Idk if anyone agrees but I think this would have been my favorite time of woodstock. It looks to be around 6am and the scenary is beautiful and Jefferson Airplane ripping out of the air! Wow! What a wonderful moment these people experienced!
@@SkrvnHiptR77 Yup. They were my absolute favorite group in those days, and that was the third time in 10 days that I was seeing them live. Fillmore East and Central Park were the others. Very grateful for the Woodstock experience. Like I said, you nailed it! Thanks for responding.
I watch this video once again after many views. I cry because we lost Spencer Dryden, Paul Kantner, and Marty Balin. My favorite band besides The Beatles and The Stones. I was 17 in 1969, and now I'm 67. I wouldn't trade my life for any young person today because today's music sucks balls. I just hope I get to meet all these dead rock stars in rock heaven.
This makes you fly and it just makes you imagine being there, it just does that to me. The beginning of the song just hits you right there, feeling Woodstock. The ambience of the music just sends vibes with everything going on there.
This is when they were all peaking on their trips, its incredible! It’s just amazing to watch such creative talented people so utterly involved in their craft, they hold the secret of the universe in their music man...
This what the hippies could do for those in future generations absolutely blasted, - almost staggering at times but still pulling off three part harmonies.
Without The Jefferson Airplane I could not of made it through High School. Eating acid alone without Jefferson Airplane is like....not, empty, void of breath and colors. RIP Paul, we love you. We live for the music.
Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, Jimmi Hendrix, The Who, Creedence, Joe Cocker, foram os melhores de Woodstock . O mais puro e autentico e legítimo Rock and roll pra ninguém botar defeito . Velhos e bons tempos que não voltam mais desses mestres da música com todas essas suas maravilhas do Rock and Roll. E mais, o rock dos anos 90 pra cá se diluiu de uma forma tão negativa, pseuda e mentirosa, que eu me recuso à chama lo hoje de Rock and Roll . A verdade é que o ROCK AND ROLL JÁ FOI FEITO !
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I can't stop watching this is. It epitomizes what was so magnificent about Jefferson Airplane. Such a breathtaking, monumental rock band.
Yo igual que tú,impresionante!
IKR They were like a force of nature. Grace was like a goddess on stage.
This song has meant so much to me all my life. Bought Baxter's when it came out when I was a teenager. 70 years old now and it means even more. We are losing them all. Their like will never be seen again. What a sad world now. It seemed anything was possible back them.
agree. i was 12 when my parent's got me Baxter's for Christmas. i was too young to be a full-fledged hippie but there was still magic in the times and music of the era. thank you Jefferson Airplane.
boomers you are the best!!!!
@@haintedhouse2990 Cool parents.
@@markhunter8554 thanks. they still complained about that "loud music" but you're correct - pretty cool
This version is just sheer perfection.
Dude, you say it, peace man ✌🌸🌺🌼
You said it. This band was damn good.
Agreed, this is just heaven! ✌🏻
I also love this version. Grace simply killing it on the vocals
the gods speaking
Imagine waking up that morning hearing this song.....
I would hope to be peaking
MIND FREAKING BLOWING 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼☺️♥️
it was saturday night about 8.30
Would you go on a trip 😄😄😄😄
@@simonjones2568 your right I believe it was
The vocal harmonies and duets of Grace and Marty get lots of love, but the seamless vocal blending of Grace and Paul Kantner is magical and iconic as well.
so agree. the 3 singers harmonies were original, blissful - not your traditional 3 harmony break-down, definitely unearthly. only the Airplane
The Community Band😊
Best performance at Woodstock . Boy can these three sing together or what! Marty is blowing me away with his beautiful backing vocals.
absolutely!
This performance is the essence of what Woodstock was all about.
Not enough credit goes to how Jack’s brilliant bass playing holds all this flying Airplane together. And, you can watch him and tell he’s f#*king serious about the music.
Agreed. He's totally in the zone.
Even Hendrix did a song with him. He does get plenty of credit.
Makea remind Glenn Cornick
@@karlwintour0 Hendrix was a major Casady fan.
@@markhunter8554 did you know that he is the bass player in Voodoo Chile song?
"Let's not keep fucking up!" Wise words from Grace Slick
Marty Balin, one of the great rock voices. RIP Marty.
The greatest 4 minutes of music captured on video
Marty is mesmerising, what a voice. Love the moment when he stops at 3.35 and just watches Grace do her thing. Stunning ❤️
One of my favorite bands of all time! Great performance! Listen up kids of today, this is real music. Jefferson Airplane forever! Grace, Paul, Marty, Jack, Jorma, and Spencer. RIP Paul, Spencer, and Marty.
Marty and Grace's vocals are just beyond Perfection!
Absolutely agree ☮☮☮🕉☯
Music should be felt... This is REAL music...
OH YEAH!
just heard the really sad news about the passing of Marty Balin..He was a brilliant pairing with Grace Slick, It's No Secret, Saturday Afternoon,Today, Wont You Try..perfect examples of the beautiful vocal cohesion they shared. I was so very, very fortunate to interview Grace Slick a few years ago. I commended her performance of this song, despite what Grace said about they shouldn't have gone on because in her words, they were tired, stoned, etc etc from being up all night....I begged to differ with her and told her that this cut from Woodstock, she looked radiant and the band really nailed it. The passing of time is the best judge and this song remains a psychedelic gem, brilliantly performed at one of rock's most significant moments. Grace also told me about how Marty didn't take too kindly to the Hells Angels at Altamont, describing Marty as being just like her as in being "stubborn" hehe..I really do feel for her today and for the remaining members of Jefferson Airplane and their families and friends. Also the fans...we loved you Marty Balin..and will continue to love your music until we to, join you..Rest in Peace Marty Balin....
Great comments !
Marty does look pretty out of it. Altamont was a nightmare
I was a college Sr.and remember this like it was yesterday ! Grace was a stunning and natural beauty !..wow.!..what great memories..db
Love this band when the harmonies are working.
Marty Balin, thank you for blessing us with the gift of your voice and your songs. Fly on singer.... in the endless sky
I loved the vocal harmony with Paul. Marty put an extra layer of magic in singing this song. Great vibes.
@@moniquelacosta5170 He sure did, my dear. As wiped out and drugged out as they were. Marty rose to the occasion :)
@@strangersname Marty particularly looks drugged out here.
I don't understand how 6 people could have disliked this... this is Woodstock era Airplane at their best and trippiest.
and proof that some of the best performances did not make it into the movie. 2140 Fulton Ave.
San Francisco, planet earth.
+Robert Yasko Totally agree. Probably my favorite performance from the event. I could watch Jack Casady play bass all day.
+oldjack1754 There should have been a camera assigned to just Jack by the director when they filmed Airplane at Woodstock. Same for Keith Moon and Pete Townshend of the Who. People are so stupid.
thy must have missclicked from too much stonedness :D
Today it's just 25 out of 395K...small number of idiots, really........ ;)
I've heard various members of JA state that they thought they weren't at their best during their Woodstock performance. Honestly, I don't how they came to that conclusion---IMHO they were AWESOME!! The entire set is outstanding, and this might be the shining star out of all the songs they played that memorable day. Listen to those soaring, trippy harmonies by Grace, Marty, and Paul...Jack Casady's pulsating bass lines, Jorma Kaukonen with that powerful, fuzzy, acid-soaked sound on lead guitar, Spencer Dryden with the driving beat on the drums...BEAUTIFUL!!
Even more than the Dead...I thought the Airplane was THE psychedelic band of that time...and this is a glorious testament to how great they were!!
Maybe because Marty looks whacked out of his brain.
This is real music...not the shit we have nowadays.Back in the 70's I"ve smoked a lotta of grass & listened to this kind of stuff.I was happy then & didn't even know I was.long live to R&R
It is good stuff. Nobody can deny that. However, there’s good stuff today too. Most of it just doesn’t come to the surface. It’s not mainstream. And the Airplane wasn’t exactly mainstream either in 1969. They’d had a hit but I doubt most of their stuff was that well known. You can verify that by looking at the charts. This very movie immortalized this festival and along with it many of the bands that performed. Had they decided not to release it or if some great misfortune had destroyed it, I doubt that many of these performers would even be remembered today.
@@failranch9542 Agree; the Airplane was not a pop band, their two hits not withstanding.
@@failranch9542 No, there isn't. If there was you would name names, but all you do is share your little "just go find it!" catchphrase. Name one single modern band on JA's level.
RIP Paul Kantner. Another heartbreaking loss. Thanks Paul, see you when I get there.
One of my favorite Woodstock performances. I am in AWE of Grace Slick's powerful and dynamic voice. Love Marty Balin's vocal harmonies. He bought extra layers and textures to this song. Rip Lovely Paul Kanter. Real good band rounding out the hippy sound. Good Rock Vibe.
unearthly vocals. beautiful. one of a kind and only that morning. How lucky we are to be able to view this part of history
I saw J.A. Over the Isle of Wight (u.k.) in 1968 couldn't believe how wonderful they were I was a soul and ska boy seeing them live really tuned me on to J. A. Still love them. Always makes me feel like its summer and everyone is chilled and happy.😀
RIP MARTY enjoy your trip!
This is so so good ! 6 in the morning for goodness sake ! So stoned but brilliant ❤️ RIP Marty
Perfect encapsulation of the times...
The lyrics of this song are literally FULL of references to the use use and the effects of psychedelic substances. Sunshine instead of snow, obviously citing Orange Sunshine, the legendary version of LSD that Nick Sand was making and the Brotherhood Of Eternal Love was smuggling all around the world. After Bathing at Baxter's is a mesmerizing encyclopedia of hippie slang.
This is the first version I ever heard of this song. It was on "Woodstock II: More Music from the...Festival" It it still by far my favorite and the strongest version I have heard. "Eskimo Blue Day," off the same album is also fantastic. Their performance at Woodstock is among the strongest I've ever heard from JA. I never get tired of listening to it. Great stuff!
Their best surviving recording of this song....fantastic performance.
Acid, Incense and Balloons....
i know right? the line blew me away in 67 and does today
THATS THE LINE . CROSS IT AND BE FREE.
This line defines this whole generation very well.
It's so cool to see more of their set from Woodstock & now we can enjoy the full set they released on CD. I saw them at Atlantic City Pop Fest just two weeks before Woodstock.
One of my favorite Woodstock performances. I can never resist the voice of Grace Slick. This song highlights her voice so well. Grace Slick is the Queen of Rock!!!
EPIC!!!!
One of the best songs from Woodstock - its rhythms and dynamics really sound amazing in the open acoustic of the big bowl. The power of both rhythm and lead guitars, Grace and Marty really getting into it ... I think that, along with the Who and Jimmy, this is the iconic performance not just of the festival, but of a generation.
Jimi.
A great band at its best. Every Airplaner kicks some serious butt here, but I'm especially struck by Jack Casady's famously driving bass, the ship on which everyone else sails --
Nicely put. How about the Airplane on which everyone glides?
My favorite song by one of my favorite bands. Lucky to have been there to see this.
Bob Katz Lucky you man.
Could you describe, in a few words what it was like being there, amid a mass fan population, and a no- holds barred to self expression, joy etc.
I was 5 yrs old. Too young to get parental clearance, lol, but that concert permeates my soul whenever I watch it still. Peace
Don't know how I ended up replying to myself instead of to you. I did my best (above).
No idea how i envy you. Born 68
This song I think is better live than the studio version. I know people who were there and had their memories to share. In fact, my past Dr in Fallon, NV was there and was in a group cover photo on News week in 1969. I was only 8 or 9 then. It's been said if you remember where you were in the 60s you probably weren't there. Don't know who said that. That's neither "here" nor "There" for me. Great music number. I've met 2 of the founding members of the Airplane.
@@cooperrec I was there but left Saturday, so I miss this performance. It was just too crowed for me. And dirty, no toilets or fresh water. My problem is that a couple of months before this I had attended a concert at Atlantic City, NJ that a lot of these acts. In fact in Atlantic City I actually saw Janis Joplin do a duet with Little Richard while he played a white grand piano. I don't remember the song, I just knew I was blown away.
i prefer this over the studio version. Despite the 6:00 am wake-up call, there is magic here that cant be reproduced.
Killing on the vocals! Their voice flow so great together it's awesome
Fernando Maron yes I was thinking that sometimes Marty Balin would sound off when singing live, but here he was perfect. And Grace, well, what can you say?
+Pseudo Smith Yes! He's really stoned but singing very well
When they were on, nobody could touch them.
@@fernandomaron87 He looks gone. Still sings great though.
@@markhunter8554 Totally fried. Same as Santana when he did his gig, those dudes could perform at top of their game while high as f'ing kite. Mad respect.
Acid, incense and balloons...I remember those days. I am actually surprised I survived those years.
The 1960's songs were unbelievable so many talented groups
One of my favorite live Airplane performances, so tightly knit. And love Jack's powerful, driving bass --
My god! What a great music! I'm scared that there are people in the world who have not heard Jefferson airplane!
IGNETRON144 this song always makes me cry and I don't know why
@@julienichols5490 you're not the only one
Here we go
As a teen, I can confirm very few people know about them (and if they do, it's from We Built This City).
Clearly too many have not!
First heard this on vinyl when I was a high-school sophomore 44 years ago.
The studio version is beautiful. But this live performance is much more exciting --
Surrealistic Pillow was the first album that tore me from my moorings, so long ago that I can't even remember to what I was tethered.
Nicely phrased.
Beautifully phrased
THAT'S AN INTRESTING CHOICE OF WORDS . VERY THOUGHTFULL
Nowadays these young so called singers and artists can’t even drink without getting crazy and breaking everything, and can’t make any good music. Look at the Jeffersons, if they were really high as people claim, didn’t matters, look at the high quality of musicianship they display. In sync, with themselves and with fellow bandmasters. Just beautiful.
Their best track, I think. Slick's voice is amazing.
I just cannot help but feel good after watching and hearing this version of this song. It is just that awesome!!
My favorite band. Being a bass player, Jack's playing always blew me away especially here :)
+Glenn Martin " Jack wasn't called "The Voice of God" for nothing.
+Glenn Martin Likewise here, I have always loved his finger style.
Jack was superb on Bass..Glenn...I played Coronet, Trumpet and Baritone and so was more of a Brass-man ..." Chicago or Blood sweat and Tears style ..but Loved the " Airplane and being 70 ..grew up with them..Played since I was 8 yrs. old ..Got the horns out even while in Graduate school....Peace..Glenn and Love this video ,which brings back the great " Airplane " and the stunningly beautiful Grace Slick ...db
Hi Dana, thanks for the comment. I'm 66 years young. You being 70, you're still young my friend. BTW, I loved the original Blood, Sweat, and Tears with Al Cooper. Not so much with what's his name on the second album.I still listen to the first album on vinyl to this day with vacuum tubed stereo equipment. Anyway. I just recently purchased an Epiphone Limited Edtion Jack Casady Bass. I love it. This coming from a guy that has been playing Fender Jazz Basses for 45 years
Just looking at Jack clears my soul.
Thank you Paul for so many years of wonderful music,the music of my teenage years...you can fly high now
RIP Paul. Hate to lose you so early.
Exhausted and burnt to a crisp....yet, they out-perform every other band, there & everywhere!!!
I still feel goose bumps when I hear this song. Musically perfect !
This song is one that has always done it to me and still does. Used to play it out the den windows when I was 17 that summer to turn on the 'burb neighborhood. Don't think it worked but so what?
@@thomasbedell4770 But it worked just fine for you ! That was the most important.. And it still amazes me too. It's hard to believe that after the 90's music, in general, went down that far, with very few exceptions.
i liked the studio track but then i heard the woodstock version - considering the band spent almost a day waiting backstage to go on, they sound f*cking amazing - beautiful harmonies, Grace is stunning. what a band.
@@haintedhouse2990 Indeed !! Fantastic live performance. Interesting that in the first version of Woodstock this song was not included. And later, "won't you try" was finally included. And when I checked it out I was amazed. Well, better late than never...
@@AviatorRider absolutely. so glad there is still footage of their performance despite it being 7:00 am
Magnificent!! Nothing today touches this stuff. 💙
agreed - considering they had been up all night partying, this is beautiful! totally original band.
True. Today about 3 out of 10 songs are ok. But back then it was like 10 out of 10 were dynamite
Queue the Tame Impala idiots.
This whole band is so hot looking - and the music they make is amaizing!
So glad I was there to hear this live (despite so much of that weekend being a bit of a blurr caused by the passage of time and by, well, you know... 😏)
one of their best songs and performances
I feel like I gotta watch this every day
By by, Paul , to never see more . Thank you so much to have existed and have given us many strong musical emotions .
Goodnight, Paul. We're going to miss you.
Easily my favorite song by them... and this performance is one of the best things ever.
Grace creates a beauty fold into which the whole band and song pours. Her and this band touch me deeply and really define something important about the 60's. She's really a stage angel for whom a statue should be built...One wail from Grace straightens you out and tells you I am a goddess who is above mortal men...What was I thinking? lol
1 of the best performances of the 3 days plus it was early in the morn would of loved 2 spark a joint kick back and watch them
Beautiful song. You can't see it too well here, but at the end when they pause Marty and Grace they truly are "caught in time"....got to admit it's a bittersweet feeling, sadness for what has gone, but still significant happiness
Paul Kantner lives forever!
This is amazing. Ive listened to this song now 7 times in a row..
I've had it on repeat all year!
Understand. Playing this got me thru some tough times. ✌🏻❤
Favorite part of Woodstock (obviously, the expanded version of the movie).
damn those sixties and saturday afternoons.....awesome days.........peace out
What a Gorgeous picture this Song Paints with words . Thank You JA .
I was 18 in 1989.. I had a Honda riva 125 motor scooter.. 2 joints & 15 bucks in my pocket, I rode down the parkway from Montvale, to the garden state arts center, in Holmdel New Jersey. ended up meeting these 2 dudes in their fortys. Lomg story short, they gave me an extra ticket that they had, and i smoked my pot with them.. that was a cool moment i won't forget.
RIP Marty Balin (1942-2018)
"If your head is feelin' fine, you can ride inside our car, I will give caps of blue and silver sunlight for your hair" Saturday afternoon❤️🦋✌🏼
Jefferson Airplane at their finest. This song epitomizes for me the acid-drenched Summer of Love and San Francisco in the late 60s. What a singularly amazing time.
SOME OF THE BEST VOCALS EVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ERIC FREDERICK= HOW COULD YOU NOT LOVE THIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!! WAY AHEAD OF THE TIMES !!!!!!!!
I miss those times...but they didn't end up being Eden like everyone thought. Got to live in the present.
Idk if anyone agrees but I think this would have been my favorite time of woodstock. It looks to be around 6am and the scenary is beautiful and Jefferson Airplane ripping out of the air! Wow! What a wonderful moment these people experienced!
Yup. You nailed it. It was a gorgeous morning, almost unbelievable that the Airplane were playing.
@@artichoke5382 from first hand experience I'm assuming?
@@SkrvnHiptR77 Yup. They were my absolute favorite group in those days, and that was the third time in 10 days that I was seeing them live. Fillmore East and Central Park were the others. Very grateful for the Woodstock experience. Like I said, you nailed it! Thanks for responding.
@@artichoke5382 incredible! I went to see the area in 2021. Must have been a helluva time! You take care friend!
@@artichoke5382 holy cow did you stick around for the Jimi Hendrix finale?
i still wish they will invent a time machine in the next 50-years or so
I watch this video once again after many views. I cry because we lost Spencer Dryden, Paul Kantner, and Marty Balin. My favorite band besides The Beatles and The Stones. I was 17 in 1969, and now I'm 67. I wouldn't trade my life for any young person today because today's music sucks balls. I just hope I get to meet all these dead rock stars in rock heaven.
Amazing song. Amazing performance. And Grace Slick was so beautiful.
The best song to represent hippiedom in the 60s ever this was the pinnacle of it all. And they played it at 8 o’clock in the morning!
This makes you fly and it just makes you imagine being there, it just does that to me. The beginning of the song just hits you right there, feeling Woodstock. The ambience of the music just sends vibes with everything going on there.
Love their little comments as they start out.
Oh yeah, just melt into it baby... Sunday morning at Woodstock
best music the world as heard
This is when they were all peaking on their trips, its incredible! It’s just amazing to watch such creative talented people so utterly involved in their craft, they hold the secret of the universe in their music man...
From a still awesome era in popular culture (throughout the world mind you). Thanks!
Such amazing talent back then! This was and always will be fantastic music.
Things have really changed since those days. I'd go back any day.
one of the most beautiful songs of all time
Every time I see Grace, my trousers tighten!
best their song on woodstock. man, what was i hear in my room in the days
Saw them in SF , '70 . Too damn much .
the awakening has begun...bless my brothers and sisters.
This what the hippies could do for those in future generations absolutely blasted, - almost staggering at times but still pulling off three part harmonies.
Without The Jefferson Airplane I could not of made it through High School. Eating acid alone without Jefferson Airplane is like....not, empty, void of breath and colors. RIP Paul, we love you. We live for the music.
Perfection Woodstock was so magical.
Grace Slick. Is the best female rock singer. Period!!
grace - the voice that launched a million trips
I instantly had a crush on her when I first saw their "Surrealistic Pillow" album, when I was in high school back in 1968.
Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, Jimmi Hendrix, The Who, Creedence, Joe Cocker, foram os melhores de Woodstock . O mais puro e autentico e legítimo Rock and roll pra ninguém botar defeito . Velhos e bons tempos que não voltam mais desses mestres da música com todas essas suas maravilhas do Rock and Roll. E mais, o rock dos anos 90 pra cá se diluiu de uma forma tão negativa, pseuda e mentirosa, que eu me recuso à chama lo hoje de Rock and Roll . A verdade é que o ROCK AND ROLL JÁ FOI FEITO !
One of my favorite songs now ! JA rocks ! It is time for us to relive this again ! Peace,grass, and micro-dots for everybody !