Sally Go Round The Roses - Great Society (Grace Slick)

[bugtkz]

When i here the word beauty.the first thing that comes to mind is grace slick.

[1105Chance]

This is one of her best songs! The background music starts to sound a bit like the Doors but it's really cool. Her voice is great!

[oreokookie1000]

@1105Chance  Yeah past 3:20 , it sounds just like "The end"....guess all their heads were in the same spot

[HIPHOPrevoltion]

for the gurls,, u need u live in a white man wwwworld

[HIPHOPrevoltion]

hey whites

[MichaelHansenFUN]

didnt the grateful dead do this song also?

[LesbianVampireLover]

Total heaviosity, as Alvie Singer once said.

[psyleooliva]

Musica del Corazon y la Razon

[wingman572]

trippy, great vocals 

[honeydooda]

A friend posted this on Facebook...sorry to say, I had never even heard of the song before.....but I have been a Grace Slick since the beginning of the Jefferson Airplane. Hmmm...guess that tells ya how ancient I might be. This version of hers is The Best!

[lgcoo1]

awesome

[reverendsmokemurphy]

I've had the album Conspicuous Only in its Absence since the seventies and this song has always blown me away. I never knew anyone else recorded it until I was walking around the Goodwill Store in Cumming GA (which always plays oldies on the PA) and heard this song by someone else! Needless to say I was groovin to it and everyone else was pretty oblivious to it. Found out later it was The Jaynetts. Never know what you'll find at the Goodwill Store. But, Grace, yours will always be the best.

[67psych]

Love Grace's voice but i also love it when the organ & raga guitar come into the song as well!

[HowlMoonBeam]

I like this one better than the original o.o

[kansascitycomputers]

wish I was like 10 years older back when this came out

[odovicor]

First heard this in the 70's. I still have the double album set. Now I listen to the cd--the trippy organ run is fabulous!! Thanks for the upload. Great remake of a great song.

[buzzieallen]

Thanks for a terrific upload - one of the best I've ever heard on youtube

[cathyovo66]

@beat1866 bitch1866

[cathyovo66]

bitch1866

[cathyovo66]

good youtube for all of you!!!!!

[cathyovo66]

@beat1866 fuck off with this fuckn' bitch who calls herself "The60sForever". You have just commented on this fucking video to appear to this bitch! So, I wanna appear too!

[SheliaCarlisle]

And the the roses they can hurt you....

[beat1866]

Fantastic song!

[909chuck]

Before the Airplane she showed her vocal chops with Great Society. I've remembered this song since it was played way back, Mr. Peabody. Now it's available to all. Nice to have the opportunity and choice. Net freedom.

[tamova]

As good as anything she did with the Airplane

[drpepperr]

I still love this, too. . . haven't heard it or thought of it in 20 or 30 years, srsly.

[tas6010]

Boy, did they cover this one!! I've always loved this version. Also worth checking out is the Pentangle's version on "Basket of Light", 1969.

P.S. Grace also plays organ on this!!

[stevekallaugher]

Funny callng this Indian-influenced West Coast psychedelia when except for the organ it's pretty faithful to the original, recorded a few years earlier by a girl group from the Bronx.

[stevekallaugher]

Pretty fun that everybody's calling this Indian-influenced psychedelia when it's a cover of a girl group song done a couple of years earlier by a group from the Bronx.

[Omtlabutterfingers2]

Her voice is soooo dope!!!

[william3231954]

Can definately hear the beginnings of the direction JA would soon go in this song,,

[CultureJudge]

Great. And an interesting organ solo for the time. Very Rick Wright with the Indian scales. Unusual for West coast psych anyway, but this is before Floyd cut any vinyl, and even the Beatles had only just gone Indian.

[lordkoos]

Pretty funky beat for a San Fransisco group.

[vonroon23]

Thanks for this Magdalena. It's particularly interesting to hear this early example of Indian-influenced psychedelia. The mid-60s was a time when people were exploring a variety of options. How easily we took it for granted. it will not come again.

[borntrippin]

Simple and imaginative, splendid album!

[Omtlabutterfingers2]

Out of all of the bands i've heard that are from the 60s Grace Slick sounds like a real hippy...AND I LOVE IT!!!!

[vonroon23]

How young and sweet Grace looks at 4.14.

[soaringvulture]

@vonroon23 Especially with that hand grenade hanging from her left nipple.

[jakazza]

Can hear her voice was still young here. Which was already quite strong. Then she just got better . . and betterer . . and betterrerrer

[scarletthigher]

I enjoy Grace Slick's voice and music

[bobtis]

Fantastic. Havent heard this Grace Slick song in 44 years.

[ioriorioriorio]

Musty unshaved, dank poontangay town

[augendtg]

mp3ify is the best online destination to get this song. google mp3ify.

[RATTLEY67]

Cool!

[NocivaProject]

great song.

[freenando75]

rock n roll, inna psykadélic way!

[ourioni]

youtube.com/watch?v=2XTTwY8r20­I is another good one.

[ourioni]

my favorite grace song...Christopher Robin's favorite grace song too.

[LesbianVampireLover]

Originally NOT a psychedelic song, but now when I hear the other version, I always think of this one.  That Grace Slick and The Great Society album was a classic. Hey, pass that thing over my way...

[freenando75]

@LesbianVampireLover i totally subscribe,,, and there u go, keep on passing,, :-p

[deepcosmiclove]

@LesbianVampireLover

This is the San Francisco Sound, which is essentially psychedelic.

[msflame2009]

I prefer Grace's voice but I prefer the music from Donna Summer's cover.

[ecnalubma696969]

Grace is one sexy senior citizen!

[Raduwan]

sublime!superb!

[Mohannad22886]

I LOVE U GRACIE

[Gertrudis67]

Love this band and their East Indian rhythms. Darby and Peter really are so cool and mesmerizing; Grace isn't bad either.

[riviswim]

VERY SMOOTH!!!

[Halliday7895]

My uncle played bass in the Great Society, then he moved to India to learn Sitar! so yea the indian feel is totally there good ear!

[bellacharo]

Although the original "Sally" by the Jaynettes is more haunting and mysterious this version roooocks... Very interesting what Grace does vocally with the song...

[EdTracey347]

This band had neither the most talented musicians, nor were especially disciplined ... but wotta sound. And with Grace Slick on vocals ... a slice of history worth re-discovering, lo these many decades later.

[frederickus]

@EdTracey347

Hey, they were all doin' acid!!!

[wiktor345]

@frederickus so what? i dont get you...

[jackhillty]

wish she'd gone on playing the organ

[PsychedelicArchive]

This is a fantastic song - I'm a big fan of Grace Slick's music.

[Premiess80]

@PsychedelicArchive I have some of her albums on my page if your interested.

[woodenships100]

DAMN what a great song! GRACE always delivers. This was the true rock n roll!

[atlassteele]

wow any other suggestion for grace slick and if you like this check out the yankee dollar