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FIRST TIME HEARING | Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit
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Psychedelic sound. Yes, an experience. A trip.... "trippy".
Jefferson Airplane was an American psychedelic rock band in the 60's-70's. Their lead singer Grace Slick has a very powerful voice. Their 2 biggest hits are "Somebody To Love" & "White Rabbit" but they had other good songs. Later on in 1974 Jefferson Starship was formed with many of the former members of Jefferson Airplane & they had some hits too.
Nothings gonna stop us was a good song from the film Mannequin
The meaning behind Jefferson Airplane’s classic tune “White Rabbit” is one that reflects the decade in which it was born. Dealing in ’60s-era psychedelia, the mind-altering rock anthem takes listeners on a whimsical journey through Alice in Wonderland with the Rabbit a dizzying tumble down the rabbit hole of the era.... This was also the WOODSTOCK ERA....
Jefferson Airplane became Jefferson Starship... and even its 80s incarnation as just Starship in '81 when Grace Slick singing in this song we just heard returned.... they had modest success in the early 80s but had hits mid to later 80s.... a new incarnation came again without Grace in the 90s and a remnant still tours.
Starship and their song - "We Built This City" in 1985 (a throwback to their San Francisco origins in the 60s and was a Top 20 hit single again in that hot year of just sooo many hits that all could not all go too high ... and their 1987 Top 10 hit - "Nothing's Going To Stop Us Now.".... from the movie - "Mannequin" with the same singer lead in Grace Slick..... Both are clearly 80s sound for them and good if you can react to them.....
The style you describe is Flaminco( from Spain). Yes it is, and if you see or read "Alice in Wonderland", by Lewis Carrol, you will understand the song completely. During the american civil war ,that marching rythm was called a tatoo, by the way.
Flamenco
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Grace Slick: The voice that launched a thousand trips!
The dancers are called flamenco dancers, and they have castanets in their hands. The Spanish ones.
Yeah this is a classic old rock and roll song by a very special band. Grace Slick was the singer and she had one of the best voices ever. Amazing song.
This song merges Alice in Wonderland with LSD 😎or Mushrooms 🍄
Hey, I am a THC Gummy user and even just high on THC, this song hits the spot
Psychedelic music at its best!
Psychedelic drug band. Wow. Grace Slick. Incredible talent.
Gotta love the 60s!
check out the jefferson airplane "somebody to love" next. super! if you ever get a chance to watch "woodstock", the film documentary, it is the best time you will have spent. it will enlighten you to a slew of groups...1969.
Grace Slick wrote it and sang it! Jefferson Airplane did a great performance live at Woodstock 1969!
"Somebody to Love"
Great reaction 👏. Would love you to check out " Grand Funk Railroad" . The song Inside looking out. Its from 1969. I seen them in concert in 1970 and they were Amazing.
Yes it is a marching beat. Marching towards the crescendo.
Best experienced in an altered state of mind.. just sit back and relax and enjoy the ride..
The musicaltype is called a Rondo as in the Classical Bolero that starts low & slowly rises to a Cresendo the basic music patern being repetitive but with each repeat goes up an Octave !!
Sex, drugs and rock and roll - the nostalgia continues
Mushrooms...yes!
Band Traffic, song "The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys", Band YES, song " Round About", " Band BLUE OYSTER CULT, song "Dominance and Submission" ...Band Steppenwolf, song " The Pusher "", Band SPIRIT, song "I got a line on you ", band Quick Silver Messenger Service, song "FRESH AIR"...
Grace slick....awesome voice!!!
Yes it's rock Ace. It's from the 60's.
You are thinking of castanets with the "clams"??? This video is from the Smothers Brothers weekly variety program on TV. The drummer is playing a rudimental snare drum in the beginning. Very effective. Love this song. I actually marched in a drum and bugle corps that played this in 1970, forming a Peace Sign.
You have probably never taken any psychedelics (don't). That is how I relate to this song, growing up from Nebraska to San Francisco in the early 70's. Experimenting with Acid, I was the one that "kept my head" when those around me were losing theirs.
grace slick is the lead singer.
You had to be there.
Legends and transformed twice more into Jefferson Starship and then just the Starship! So many great tunes. Try reacting to Volunteers and Today.
I saw Jefferson Airplane do this song in concert in 1969 and 1970. The 2nd time I was right against the stage. They were about five feet away. 😊 they were my favorite live band next to The Who.
For something fun- listen to the Molly Tuttle and Golden Highway blue grass (based) version of this song.
Others have already pointed out "Somebody to Love" as the obvious next song from JA. I'd also suggest "We Can Be Together", and "Volunteers". Another song I suggest from 1969 San Francisco that few reactors have done, but I think you will like is "Milk Shakin' Mama" from Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks.
This would be considered psychedelic rock. LSD and psychedelic mushrooms were popular in the 60s and fueled this genre.
This is acid rock.
it's call a tango !
Alice in Wonderland-- that will get you thru the lyrics
Flamenco
This song is a Bolaro. Try Crown Of Creation or We Can Together by Jefferson Airplane and Caroline or Love Too Good by Jefferson Starship
Try Somebody to Love by Jefferson Airplane, and also Eight Miles High by The Byrds
It's "Alice in Wonderland" to a bolero beat in the psychedelic rock genre which Airplane basically created. Grace Slick is a musical genius, and, along with Janis Joplin, were the two biggest female rock artists of the time, although Janis was more blues rock oriented.
This song is a rock take on Maurice Ravel's "Bolero."
should've went with the studio version
Spanish Flamenco dancing. And bolero?
Yes, it was based on Ravel’s Bolero
The music bolero yes. The dance however is the Paso Doble, not flamenco. Flamenco is more aggressive, faster tempo
Definitely both!
try listening to Jimi Hendrix - Red House its a great blues tune
Check out "Eskimo Blue Day" by JA
If you don't know Alice in Wonderland it would be hard to get the references
Mescalin Song
Wikipedia is free. You do have an Internet connection.
about Alice in Wonderland and lysergic acid diethylamide
There are only two categories of music. There is “good” and there is “bad”.
Psychedelic rock is the
genre
1967
Mix drugs with the book Alice In wonderland and you have White Rabbit. jefferson airplane would metamorphis into Jefferson starship in the 70s and just Starship in the 80s.
Do you remember what the dormouse said?
Somebody don't know Alice in Wonderland? And obviously, not into drugs. Eat some mushrooms or have a tab and listen again. It will make much more sense. lol
alice in wonderland.
Love your channel and your enthusiasm!!! You should check out Check out IGNEA - Alga... it's symphonic rock and it's amazing!
If you really want to know what a song is about, it’s free and non profit to use Wikipedia.
Watch the movie ALICE IN WONDERLAND AND YOU WILL KNOW
The song doesn't appeal to the illiterate as it has brilliant word play from a classic work of literature. It's over the head of 90% of younger reviewers. That's sad. They will never no why it was great in its day, what the dual meaning of the song is, the loophole they exploited, etc. One great piece of art, ... from a time long gone by, ... for generations with some culture, a proper education and the ability to think.
It's the psychedelic 60s. 🫠