Sorry! I just love Airplane/Spaceship, but the Slick version beats Airplane into a cocked hat, and that's no mean feat. I just love Darby Slick's playing, why in 'God's name did they bugger off to India to learn sitar? They could have been enormous.
Not really the first version. That honor would go to the 45 rpm single released by them on the North Beach label, and posted elsewhere on YouTube as "Someone to Love", which is what the record company called it on the label, recorded in Novermber, 1965 and released in February 1966.
The track posted here was informally taped the following June by the owners of the Matrix Club and was not released until 1968.
Not really the first version. That honor would go to the 45 rpm single released by them on the North Beach label, and posted elsewhere on YouTube as "Someone to Love", which is what the record company called it on the label, recorded in Novermber, 1965 and released in February 1966.
The track posted here was informally taped the following June by the owners of the Matrix Club and was not released until 1968.
What's beautiful about this original version is there's such intensity & elements of protopunk edginess, that's just, WOW,MAN!!!! I can listen to this version a million times
& have my mind blown to INFINITY! An incredible blueprint of what would become no less
than a masterpiece for Jefferson Airplane. A PURE GEM.....REAL ROCK & ROLL.
Love both versions, but this one has a great dirge-y, chant-y feel that makes it distinctive. Darby's guitar work is always a treat, as is Grace's great singing here. Thanks for posting.
I truly like it -not just for the thrill of discovery but also because it is the germ of an idea ,the "a ha" moment if you like - along the way to the realization of the song's potential..
Before the Jefferson Airplane, was the Great Society. If Paul had not met Grace, then there may have never been a Jefferson Starship or Starship band, but JA would have continued with Signe, another super female singer, but in my opinion, next to Nancy Wilson, of Heart, Grace Slick was the greatest female rock vocalist of that era! Just my humble opinion?
This is nice ,but comes off as rather thin ,tinny in comparison to the generational /cultural anthem like call to arms the song became when rearranged released by The Jefferson Airplane. Grace's energies together with,Kantner,Balin,Cassady,Kaukonen,Dryden just reached critical mass.
Interesting and not bad. But I think the Airplane blows this out of the water. Slick's voice is too much for the Great Society; the Airplane has tons of junk going on, but Grace delivers enough moxie to swing with it. That's why the Airplane's version was (and still is) such a stunner; everybody's on full throttle.
And it's always good if your girl singer is a model, even better if she can sing.
i like this kind of music, lifestyle,....mmmmm- Me hubiera gustado vivir mi juventud en esta buenisima época de los 60 like a hippie, love and peace :D and get my boyfriend :)
Man I totally wish I could lived in the 60's or at least witnessed it! I like both versions of this song, because you still get the true meaninng of it in both.
I think every version of this tune is wonderful, up until the Starship coporate-days-hell. But we won't go there. Obviously this one is more folkie based in its roots. It's also the most 'gentle' version lyrically and rhythmically. It asks one to 'ponder' giving love rather than just receiving it, or not, at all. JA's version prods one with a stick, 'warning' us to give love and not just receive, or not, before it's too late for our selfish souls.
Hm, in comparing JA with the Great Society, there is no comparison! Jorma and Jack can play circles around these guys. As far as dragging Grace down, Jorma didn't get into heroin until way after leaving JA. Grace was a absolute drunk.
nice, but just like the early version of White Rabbit, it sounds unrefined. Smooth though, and enjoyable. The stint with Great Society was pretty good, even though they never really released any definite hits.
@Joel2Dope Another opinion is that JA was a bunch of talentless junkies who dragged down Grace in the sewer and ruined her. The only two songs JA are known for, were created by this band. Which you label POS, in my conviction just because the equipment and recording is more spartan than you're used to.
Help me out here folks: comments from some - on many postings - include the word 'prolly'. I though I new slang terms but that's a new one on me - what does it mean? Is it just something used in the USA?
it has nothing to do with a persons inability to spell...it has more to do partly with laziness..and in most cases on the internet people tend to abbreviate things. like LOL..or OMG... The children of the sixties may have been able to read and write...but accomplished nothing except to pass on the drug culture to the next generation..and all the free love bs got us was herpes and aids...thanks a lot!
man i love this song i'm a big fan of the 60s and chicano music of the 60s and 70s like santana malo these pshycadelic and chicano rock bands of back then where so kick ass music today sucks ....
REALLY....man that is awesome....I love her....i could listen to her all day...been to a lot of concerts and everytime i go to one....I always say.....wish this was Grace Slick....lol...:)
Such a beautiful voice. I am 52 yo and loved her voice for all of my years. Her voice stands out more with this version (Great Society) than with Jefferson Airplane versions.
that all started underground... that is the real hiphop that is long gone in the mainstream media. Now you see cats like lilwayne and souljaboy who only rap about how much money they have... Its sad... you ever heard of mf doom??? madlib??? flying lotus???
of course I have heard of them, I almost listen to nothing else, in my opinion Madvillainy is the hiphop-album of the decade! Cats like Lil' & Soulja boy are like you say wack as hell. There is still some real hiphop shit out there, we just need to look harder than we used to.
word! see you know wazup! madlib and lotus get down with the beats. True connuosiers of music hands down! I also love jeffersons airplane and all the 60s and 70s bands. Just the sound is so authentic but far out at the same time! now a days its just so plain and dull... Every pop artist sounds the same man! Its ridiculous! and i agree. Its getting harder and harder to find... But its out there!!!
eat shit and bark at the moon you moolie bastard...go speak your ghetto rap shit somewhere else...this is a video of an actual band with talent...we don't want to hear about niggers with attitudes here
Ow please,don't act all tough on the internet, I know the JA is (was) an actual band with talent that's why I was looking them up on youtube you dimwit. But your ignorance and complete lack of knowledge about hiphop is laughable. You judge the book by it's cover, if you would know something about "nigger-music", you would know there is good hiphop, if you don't like the genre I don't care but don't lambaste against it when you are ignorant!
How does knowing that I can beat the ever loving shit out of you sound like ghetto thug? Do you have fear of the black man syndrome? I have 19 yrs of Ko Sutemi Seiei Kan training..I can back my words up.
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How is calling someone a nigger racism you ignorant fuck. It's not like I said you are black therefore you are a nigger. I didn't disparage the whole black race only a subset that is unworthy of human fucking consideration.
your point almost makes sense but nigger is racist. its a racial slur of negro, which means black. its kind of like calling a mexican a spick, or a french a pepper. I'm french but I don't take offence to any wording, thats child's play.
only people who are immature take words like that personally. its a shame so many do.
actually nigger is bigotry..racism is something completely different..lol
racism: a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race (Source: Merriam-Webster dictionary)
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
because you need to show them the good music so they know, also kids always want to hear whats the latest thing or latest movie, just look how everyone needs to rent the latest film meanwhile their are millions of films in the past they never seen
The 60's did marked a turning point; the mass inclination to consciousness expansion began in earnest, mixed in with the great threat of self-immolation by way of WMD
Of course you were prolly too 'stoned' and 'high' to appreciate the uneasy mix of much 'light' and 'dark clouds' simultaneously. lol
There is a studio version of somebody to love, but it's awful, the live version is a million times better, darby slick said he didn't think it was a very good take even (He wrote it)
@pauletaloca I have to agree, there is a "purity" in this version that isn't in the more popular Airplane version. I think it's because Grace's voice is so clear and emphasized as a "lead instrument" as it were.
I've always liked this version; released on a double LP from tapes made at The Matrix, after the JA had a hit single with the song; the liner notes included an interview with Slick where she denied ever using LSD and made the claim Lewis Carol used opium.
:)
More recently re-released on "San Francisco Nuggets"
This is definitely the best version. The leadguitar is superb.
heermanr 4 weeks ago
tHiS iS sO aWeSoMe.LiKe WoW mAn!!! ROCK ON!!!!!!
MrMegaFredzeppelin 1 month ago
This is the only version I've ever known.. Ima listen to the other one ._.
categirl 1 month ago
jajaj se olle bien natural como debe de ser
luisvader 3 months ago
Sorry! I just love Airplane/Spaceship, but the Slick version beats Airplane into a cocked hat, and that's no mean feat. I just love Darby Slick's playing, why in 'God's name did they bugger off to India to learn sitar? They could have been enormous.
ifmusicbe49 4 months ago
"When the truth is found to be lies and all the joy within you dies" and "Well you know the garden flowers are dead and your mind is full of bread"
I love this song for its dark lyrics and Graces sarcastic delivery. So much for peace and love.
Certainly not hippy dippy happy crap. Grace Slick is brilliant in this recording and i really like the band too
NicksandSlick 4 months ago
She made it sounds really better with Jefferson Airplane! It can be the original, but the Jefferson Airplane's version is much better...
TheSquallRock 5 months ago
best version...i was looking for this for some time
SetisX81 6 months ago
Just the very best version of the song....... great memories of the 60s before life got complicated
eleanorrable 6 months ago
I agree with others that this is the best version of this song.Grace's vocals are simply amazing!
videomaniac108 7 months ago
So many nights on the floor, I was so glad to have been with them, all of us had a great time...Love...John
sequential9 8 months ago
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Not really the first version. That honor would go to the 45 rpm single released by them on the North Beach label, and posted elsewhere on YouTube as "Someone to Love", which is what the record company called it on the label, recorded in Novermber, 1965 and released in February 1966.
The track posted here was informally taped the following June by the owners of the Matrix Club and was not released until 1968.
westbankal 9 months ago
Not really the first version. That honor would go to the 45 rpm single released by them on the North Beach label, and posted elsewhere on YouTube as "Someone to Love", which is what the record company called it on the label, recorded in Novermber, 1965 and released in February 1966.
The track posted here was informally taped the following June by the owners of the Matrix Club and was not released until 1968.
westbankal 9 months ago
original and the best ............
debidavify 9 months ago
What's beautiful about this original version is there's such intensity & elements of protopunk edginess, that's just, WOW,MAN!!!! I can listen to this version a million times
& have my mind blown to INFINITY! An incredible blueprint of what would become no less
than a masterpiece for Jefferson Airplane. A PURE GEM.....REAL ROCK & ROLL.
mcjayc100 10 months ago
Love both versions, but this one has a great dirge-y, chant-y feel that makes it distinctive. Darby's guitar work is always a treat, as is Grace's great singing here. Thanks for posting.
ivycompton 10 months ago
Excellent
merseymain 10 months ago
I always liked this version better than the Airplane's, probably because its very under-engineered, and the guitar solo is so bad its good!
badjaycl 11 months ago 2
this broads voice is worse than running nails across a chalkboard
TheManolakis 11 months ago
perfect song!!
000Rikki 11 months ago
Grace is my god!
Jenn0492 1 year ago 2
I'm surprised youtube has the original.
TheTanbot 1 year ago
much better than the airplane version
vivascargill 1 year ago
I dropped last summer and it turned me on back to a hippie again.............. oh wow......
Aldebaron9 1 year ago
I truly like it -not just for the thrill of discovery but also because it is the germ of an idea ,the "a ha" moment if you like - along the way to the realization of the song's potential..
DaDa2Phlux 1 year ago
Love it so much!
Grace<3
celebrant9 1 year ago
Before the Jefferson Airplane, was the Great Society. If Paul had not met Grace, then there may have never been a Jefferson Starship or Starship band, but JA would have continued with Signe, another super female singer, but in my opinion, next to Nancy Wilson, of Heart, Grace Slick was the greatest female rock vocalist of that era! Just my humble opinion?
huggablehowie 1 year ago
To me this version sounds sort of Quick Silver-ish. I like it, but does anyone agree with me?
nofortunatesonII 1 year ago
Yo dawg grace slick had no talent ke$ha pwns her Yo
bieberfanatic123 1 year ago
OMG I HAD THIS ALBUMN LOVED IT SO F...IN MUCH ANGEL
shakerazz46 1 year ago
This is nice ,but comes off as rather thin ,tinny in comparison to the generational /cultural anthem like call to arms the song became when rearranged released by The Jefferson Airplane. Grace's energies together with,Kantner,Balin,Cassady,Kaukonen,Dryden just reached critical mass.
DaDa2Phlux 1 year ago 2
@DaDa2Phlux
thats just because the airplane one was more produced.
The Airplane was better, but this is nice!
ChrisCovais 1 year ago
tey were just a bunch of emo faggots
bieberfanatic123 1 year ago
@bieberfanatic123 I wouldn't expect a better comment from someone whose username is bieberfanatic.
If you don't like their music, don't listen to it. Idiot.
Oh, and I love Grace Slick, and I like this version better..though I love the Jefferson Airplane version as well. <33
omggbrandi 1 year ago
grace slick sings melasmatically
SingerSeeksBand 1 year ago
Great song, thanks for uploading!
starlingdarlings 1 year ago
Interesting and not bad. But I think the Airplane blows this out of the water. Slick's voice is too much for the Great Society; the Airplane has tons of junk going on, but Grace delivers enough moxie to swing with it. That's why the Airplane's version was (and still is) such a stunner; everybody's on full throttle.
And it's always good if your girl singer is a model, even better if she can sing.
soaringvulture 1 year ago
This song is touching my herat, my mind and my soul
an't stop listen it...
schwed2 1 year ago
I remember reading that Darby Slick, who wrote the song, said that it was meant as a sad song and that was they way the GS played it.
jackhillty 1 year ago
i like this kind of music, lifestyle,....mmmmm- Me hubiera gustado vivir mi juventud en esta buenisima época de los 60 like a hippie, love and peace :D and get my boyfriend :)
DeliaNatacion 1 year ago
WoW!
welcome2myhell 1 year ago
Man I totally wish I could lived in the 60's or at least witnessed it! I like both versions of this song, because you still get the true meaninng of it in both.
capnsuperpencil 1 year ago
I think every version of this tune is wonderful, up until the Starship coporate-days-hell. But we won't go there. Obviously this one is more folkie based in its roots. It's also the most 'gentle' version lyrically and rhythmically. It asks one to 'ponder' giving love rather than just receiving it, or not, at all. JA's version prods one with a stick, 'warning' us to give love and not just receive, or not, before it's too late for our selfish souls.
jakeenan 1 year ago
Hm, in comparing JA with the Great Society, there is no comparison! Jorma and Jack can play circles around these guys. As far as dragging Grace down, Jorma didn't get into heroin until way after leaving JA. Grace was a absolute drunk.
EUGENECUB 1 year ago
Wow!
Never heard this before.
Awesome!
jx14aby 1 year ago
this version is great, & her voice is mesmerizing
Borat911 1 year ago
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the JA version is a bit stronger..which i like better
Rocker095150 1 year ago
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Rocker095150 1 year ago
Both versions of this song are excellent!
GarageRockRadio 1 year ago
nice, but just like the early version of White Rabbit, it sounds unrefined. Smooth though, and enjoyable. The stint with Great Society was pretty good, even though they never really released any definite hits.
Ermal8711 1 year ago
Groovy Man .... I never get tired of listening to this song. Thanks for uploading it !
steveinnepa 1 year ago
love her voice!!!
barlagoa 1 year ago 3
Have always liked this version much more than the Airplane's...thanks for posting...
thecountofbasie 1 year ago
So glad Grace dumped this POS band , and went with the Airplane..
Joel2Dope 1 year ago
@Joel2Dope Another opinion is that JA was a bunch of talentless junkies who dragged down Grace in the sewer and ruined her. The only two songs JA are known for, were created by this band. Which you label POS, in my conviction just because the equipment and recording is more spartan than you're used to.
Vermiliontea 1 year ago
Very groovy version
prankster1590 1 year ago 13
Great version. It's a shame a few wannabe internet gangsters insist on polluting the comments with negativity. But still. Love Grace Slick!
VioletSpanxx 1 year ago 2
Hmmm..Jefferson Airplane's version is more upbeat but this,it really holds its own.I adore Grace's voice so much!!!
celebrant9 1 year ago 2
You both need somebody to love.
Skiltaire 1 year ago
This version is just fucking brillaint!
clickynikki666 1 year ago 8
Help me out here folks: comments from some - on many postings - include the word 'prolly'. I though I new slang terms but that's a new one on me - what does it mean? Is it just something used in the USA?
RatherLargeAllan 2 years ago
'prolly is used in this forum instead of probably
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
So it's "I can't spell that word so I'll make up a new one"? Smashed out of our heads in the 60's we could at least read and write our own language!
RatherLargeAllan 1 year ago
it has nothing to do with a persons inability to spell...it has more to do partly with laziness..and in most cases on the internet people tend to abbreviate things. like LOL..or OMG... The children of the sixties may have been able to read and write...but accomplished nothing except to pass on the drug culture to the next generation..and all the free love bs got us was herpes and aids...thanks a lot!
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
This is damn good!
mrstep2me 2 years ago
this is so different than i'm used to hearing it, wow, i like it :)
MonsterSandwich99 2 years ago
4:19 woooooou qué belleza... desearía poder cantaar esa parte.
chistefan 2 years ago
she was just beautiful 3:17......i would have loved to love her ; ]
lucido915 2 years ago
man i love this song i'm a big fan of the 60s and chicano music of the 60s and 70s like santana malo these pshycadelic and chicano rock bands of back then where so kick ass music today sucks ....
oaklandlatinosunited 2 years ago
I agree, I love her voice too! She was
so special!
dearmalika 2 years ago
BIG FAN of Grace Slick....l love her voice....she was awesome....wish i could of seen her sing live....born in the the 70's..
grnpeace07 2 years ago
I saw Grace and JA in concert and was center stage front not more than 5 feet away. A night I will not ever forget . Grace was a Fox back then !!
dbrinkm1 2 years ago
REALLY....man that is awesome....I love her....i could listen to her all day...been to a lot of concerts and everytime i go to one....I always say.....wish this was Grace Slick....lol...:)
grnpeace07 2 years ago
Don't you?
pinkstarburst95 2 years ago
Such a beautiful voice. I am 52 yo and loved her voice for all of my years. Her voice stands out more with this version (Great Society) than with Jefferson Airplane versions.
andecate51 2 years ago
im 17 and i love her voice
grimgrimdeath666 2 years ago 2
I'm thirteen, and Jefferson Airplane is my favorite band. Why aren't there more people like us?
ladidah9 2 years ago 13
cause they r all listening to rap crap and pop slop. u have good taste in music; most people don't.
bajoho 2 years ago
well rap is what you hear on the radio... but hiphop is what you here underground...
GoIntricateOnerous 2 years ago
Your explanation is faulty. Hiphop is the culture which includes: rapping, graffiti, breakdancing and turntablism.
SHFT101 2 years ago
that all started underground... that is the real hiphop that is long gone in the mainstream media. Now you see cats like lilwayne and souljaboy who only rap about how much money they have... Its sad... you ever heard of mf doom??? madlib??? flying lotus???
GoIntricateOnerous 2 years ago
of course I have heard of them, I almost listen to nothing else, in my opinion Madvillainy is the hiphop-album of the decade! Cats like Lil' & Soulja boy are like you say wack as hell. There is still some real hiphop shit out there, we just need to look harder than we used to.
SHFT101 2 years ago
word! see you know wazup! madlib and lotus get down with the beats. True connuosiers of music hands down! I also love jeffersons airplane and all the 60s and 70s bands. Just the sound is so authentic but far out at the same time! now a days its just so plain and dull... Every pop artist sounds the same man! Its ridiculous! and i agree. Its getting harder and harder to find... But its out there!!!
GoIntricateOnerous 2 years ago
man..go talk that negro shit somewhere else
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
Do the world a favor and never speak a word again! There are enough idiots as it is!
SHFT101 1 year ago
eat shit and bark at the moon you moolie bastard...go speak your ghetto rap shit somewhere else...this is a video of an actual band with talent...we don't want to hear about niggers with attitudes here
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
Ow please,don't act all tough on the internet, I know the JA is (was) an actual band with talent that's why I was looking them up on youtube you dimwit. But your ignorance and complete lack of knowledge about hiphop is laughable. You judge the book by it's cover, if you would know something about "nigger-music", you would know there is good hiphop, if you don't like the genre I don't care but don't lambaste against it when you are ignorant!
SHFT101 1 year ago 3
I don't have to act tough bitch...
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
You don't like hiphop but you do talk like some ghetto-thug for sure.
SHFT101 1 year ago
How does knowing that I can beat the ever loving shit out of you sound like ghetto thug? Do you have fear of the black man syndrome? I have 19 yrs of Ko Sutemi Seiei Kan training..I can back my words up.
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
Come and visit me when you are in belgium, let's put it to the test. Now I'm going to ignore you, because you are an utter imbecile.
SHFT101 1 year ago
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deerhunter45628 1 year ago
anytime..pussy
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
i will be in Ireland for the AKJU Irish Cup this summer...I hope we can meet there!
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
@deerhunter45628 how can u listen to this great music and be a racist?
fuck you!
cwmyr 1 year ago
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How is calling someone a nigger racism you ignorant fuck. It's not like I said you are black therefore you are a nigger. I didn't disparage the whole black race only a subset that is unworthy of human fucking consideration.
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
your point almost makes sense but nigger is racist. its a racial slur of negro, which means black. its kind of like calling a mexican a spick, or a french a pepper. I'm french but I don't take offence to any wording, thats child's play.
only people who are immature take words like that personally. its a shame so many do.
nevertheless this is an amazing song.
jtefuckup 1 year ago
actually nigger is bigotry..racism is something completely different..lol
racism: a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race (Source: Merriam-Webster dictionary)
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
@deerhunter45628
bigotry (plural bigotries)
The characteristic qualities of a bigot; intolerance or prejudice, especially religious or racial.
Members of the Ku Klux Klan practiced extreme bigotry.
jtefuckup 1 year ago
KKK:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
regardless..there are some blacks in society totally deserving of the word..
deerhunter45628 1 year ago
@deerhunter45628
More to the point, you deserve the the word MORON!!!!!!
sweetcurmudgeon 1 year ago
because you need to show them the good music so they know, also kids always want to hear whats the latest thing or latest movie, just look how everyone needs to rent the latest film meanwhile their are millions of films in the past they never seen
twilightdimension 2 years ago
people dont understand what good music is any more.
TheMetal903 11 months ago
@ladidah9 I am here, but i am a nerd, now.
MicroWorldLover 11 months ago
@ladidah9 There's millions of us, it's just that we're kindof ------ older...
1947Pancho 9 months ago
@ladidah9 what?
Abernis 8 months ago
Very prophetic message concerning the lies of the church and the truth of god's word!
borntrippin 2 years ago
really explain????
GoIntricateOnerous 2 years ago
Wow que clasico casi lloro.........
Kresnich 2 years ago
¿Has oido "High Flying Bird" en Monterey? Me impresiona mucho la potencia de voz de Grace Slick....
KronprinzAdam 2 years ago
Hey gracias por el dato buscare el tema
saludos
Kresnich 2 years ago
I love the version with JA, I love this version also. A win win situation:).
Thanks for posting hawkmoon0311951.
Ghostorchid2 2 years ago
If thats from 'Great Society - Collectors Item' then I think that the version of 'White Rabbit' is pretty good too.
buskerbuoy 2 years ago
absolutely incredible.
the 60's was the best decade in history, never to be recreated. R.I.P psychedelic 60's. :(
theshmorgz 2 years ago 21
Yes!
The 60's did marked a turning point; the mass inclination to consciousness expansion began in earnest, mixed in with the great threat of self-immolation by way of WMD
Of course you were prolly too 'stoned' and 'high' to appreciate the uneasy mix of much 'light' and 'dark clouds' simultaneously. lol
nirbija 2 years ago 2
@theshmorgz the 60's ARE the best time of rock history, all come from this and the sixties never died
sixtiesrecords 1 year ago
@theshmorgz who says it can't be repeated, there is a whole generation of us waiting for the time to come
peaceloveandrecords 1 year ago
I'd like it if it weren't live, it kind of ruins the vibe for me. Are any of these Grace Slick/Society performances on CD?
PotterPossum1989 2 years ago
There is a studio version of somebody to love, but it's awful, the live version is a million times better, darby slick said he didn't think it was a very good take even (He wrote it)
marrrrrrks 2 years ago 2
shes so damn good so friggin delicious she made herself that and i love her for this you kick it grace gbu
dstozzt14 2 years ago
Wow not as tight as Jefferson but I love the raw sound.
darkdante23 2 years ago
better than the popular version. grace slick is the queen- no one else comes close - awesome video.
bajoho 2 years ago 3
Don't I want somebody to love?
x
musicperfumelaughter 3 years ago 4
I like this version more than the version of Jefferson Airplane, as White Rabbit. I think The Great Society was better than the Jefferson Aiplane.
pauletaloca 3 years ago 12
@pauletaloca I have to agree, there is a "purity" in this version that isn't in the more popular Airplane version. I think it's because Grace's voice is so clear and emphasized as a "lead instrument" as it were.
badjaycl 1 year ago
@pauletaloca you're right !!
sixtiesrecords 1 year ago
@pauletaloca totally agrees! this one is rawer and more tuneful, great garage feel
marrrtin 1 year ago
I've always liked this version; released on a double LP from tapes made at The Matrix, after the JA had a hit single with the song; the liner notes included an interview with Slick where she denied ever using LSD and made the claim Lewis Carol used opium.
:)
More recently re-released on "San Francisco Nuggets"
aurora1957A 3 years ago 3
Great classic love it!!! Thanks!!!
T*
1stlagitana 3 years ago 2