@mpjgbx Yes. But remember, thats not a nazi swastika. The nazi one is always at a 45 degree angle. The one he's wearing here is facing to the right. It is a religious symbol used by Hindus, and I also think Vikings used it as a good luck amulet. (btw Jorma is Jewish)
@apocatie34 the Navajo people used a swastika like symbol for generations until WW2 and the Nazi hell came along. When all that came about- the Navajo people wrote/ signed a promise ( a real written promise on paper,,,Ive seen it) and it stated that they would never again use their symbol for anything. It is similar to the swastika. Very similar. But for the sake of the Jews and all who were murdered they have never again used that symbol. Fact. And I think its lovely of them.Jorma is lovely too
This band had amazing timing, singing, soul, musicianship, everything. They were absolute genious, you know you're good when your music is timeless. Only when you rise above your own times can you excel tto that legacy. I'm neglecting names, they were perfect as a sum, a collective talent and uniqueness, you can't compare them to any other band. Any body who tries, is petty. I wonder how strung out these guys were at the time.
Pretty hot performance. Spencer really propels this thing. Vocals are ragged but, then, when faced with a runaway train you just hold on as best you can.
Jorma at 3:54 is in the zone and then snaps out of it, it's like when someone comes to from a day dream. In an interview he said it's better for him to not wear his glasses on stage and that it's all a psychedelic blur, I think this totally helps him focus when improvising a solo. Most players close their eyes to get to that "zone". I know because I tend to do the same blank stare when I solo..it's like shutting off the visual part of your brain and being totally into the music.Like a trance.
Where is all this footage of the Airplane from Woodstock that I see on Youtube but is not on the Woodstock DVD? Thanks and great song by an amazing group.
WHY wasn't this in the movie? This would have been an interesting addition-showing the fatigue & stress experienced by both the performers & audience.
Never seen this before. Did ya catch that Jack blew his entrance at 1:03 - and everybody else slid in right behind him, without a second's hesitation? That's what JA could do onstage - get lost, and found again, in a heartbeat.
Of no importance, but...from 3:49 to 3:54 some dude in the audience is flashing the horns -- didn't know that was going on at rock shows as early as '69. Or maybe he was just a UT fan.
I am a longtime Airplane fan and it pains me to say it, but this is an embarrasing
mess.Except for Spencer they seem so fucked up that they can hardly get through the song. The Woodstock versions of Volunteers and Saturday Afternoon by contrast are terrific. From what I've heard and seen over the years, the airplane were hit or miss live. When they fired on all cylinders though, they were fantastically powerful and adventursome.
@ORELUR Not a mess, man...just live rock music. IMO, this kicks ass! FWIW, they were truly performing under duress that day. And Jorma was, well, Jorma - smokin'. Anyway, never be another band like this, or a time like that was.
I believe it refers to speed. "Sometimes it's priced at 65 dollars. Prices like that will make a grown man holler. Especailly when sold by a kid who's only fifteen years old"
@AlDroog A "swastik," not "swastika." A swastik is a good luck symbol and is positioned the way Jorma is wearing it. On the other hand, a swastika is rotated 90 degrees.
actually technically they are one in the same regardless of how its rotated. the symbol is ancient and was believed to be a powerful symbol to wield in war granting the army bearing the swastika military dominance and then later come to be a sign of good luck and then a sign of mass destruction. horrible how humans can skew ideas as simple as symbols
its a award of honour service of the SS...and hes wearing it to tease... its the crooked cross with that circle of plants and within the circle runes of the SS...
@AlDroog No it isn't. It doesn't have the wreath that you would see on the Waffen SS service medal. No doubt it was a comment on the political shit that was going on, and it probably was a German Nazi artifact, they were like arrowheads at the time. You know, you could ask Jorma.
The king of bassists is seen patiently waiting at 0.56 and then joins at 1.02. He and Spencer created an unique rhythm section. Almost jazzy. They had few peers at their peak.
A Truly unique band. In fact, consider coming out of San Francisco the different sounds involved with The Airplane, The Dead, Steve Miller and Country Joe and The Fish: then add in from my home town The Doors, Crosby Stills, Nash and Young, then Sly and The Family Stone, The Stones, Jethro Tull, Hendrix and Santana...OK, I think I've made my point, but the Airplane occupies a special place in my mind and they were something.
Jorma got that from a Navajo craftmaker... that particular tribe used it as a symbol for the unity of the universe loooonnnngggg before the nazi party tainted it. I believe the greeks also used it for a symbol of good luck or something along those lines.
Never seen this clip before - Spencer Dryden was such a great, unique drummer. Ahright, Jorma's got his wah-wah thang going. But this performance is pretty disorganized - too fast, too drugged up. Later in the set they were all heading the same direction.
This proved they could get on down and play Swamp music. When these guys locked in a groove they were as good as anyone, and with terrific vocal assults too. Smoking! Oh, that I am too.
@jezmundberserker The stoner road leads back to this JA gig, dude. I've read these cats were up 2 days drinking & smoking (not Grace, she had a kip & got dressed) & still came out & did this with their eyes half-closed. I play some of this cd most days in the car & dip in for the visuals of the 7 songs quite a bit too. And I've heard the whole gig was filmed & the rest of it is in the Warners vault. Bummer.
It's a hot mess. Total classic. It had everything. Think I'll wrap up another now!
@jakeenan: As a guitar player, it's all about Jorma's tone. So great! I agree it''s a bummer they haven't released the whole JA gig. I've played my Jimi Hendrix double-dvd set so many times. I also love Country Joe and the Fish's "Love" from Woodstock. Such a great tune. It also proves Barry Melton's a great singer.
@thechewydude The swastika is actually an old sanskrit symbol used throughout India in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. Although you're right it is considered to be a symbol of the sun or a representation of eternity in Buddhism.
Jorma wore the symbol because it had significance in Indian religion. Being a Jewish himself, he has recently admitted in an interview that it was a "dumbass thing to do".
the announcer comment doesnt go with this song. There were about 3 hours between the who and the airplane. The song is the third they played. The comment DOES go with the film of grace sitting on stage. Editor just added bonus material so we could see Grace sitting on stage.
Does anyone know the announcer says," We will continue with Jefferson Airplane" at the beginning of this video? Rain? Why did they go on so late(early)?
Considering they stayed up all night, Airplane is pretty energetic here. Shame the crowd couldn't reciprocate. (That's Nickey Hopkins peering over his keyboards btw.)
The bearded man with long hair who is drinking on 0:43 also appears on the 1968 rooftop concert in New York, am I right?? Check it out. He appears dancing in that video
True about Jack, but he's the best I've ever seen. Remember that this was early AM, just after The Who finished.
TupperLucas22232 3 days ago
Casady was, is, and will always be The Man..
davidh2136 1 month ago 3
Hot Tuna cooks
mrmott44 1 month ago
Spencer ♥ *sigh* They dont make em like that anymore. Lovely fella he was. Bless him.
NoRosesForMe 1 month ago
@NoRosesForMe You personally knew him?!
TPBXDRicky420 1 month ago in playlist More videos from wilderthewildest
@TPBXDRicky420 Awww haha! Nooo course not. I can only WISH I was around in those daze to know him. (Spencer) Wow....that wouldve been....wow....♥
NoRosesForMe 1 month ago
@NoRosesForMe PS...he was just lovely ya know? Marty too.
NoRosesForMe 1 month ago
@NoRosesForMe I totally agree. That sure would have been crazy! :)
TPBXDRicky420 1 month ago
Do away with people blown' my mind
Most of the sound quality from Woodstock I've heard before was funky at best, this one is great!
sallymander57 3 months ago
at 4.38 satanic black meal guy
IlluminatoSavioArte 3 months ago in playlist Altri video di wilderthewildest
at 3.53 psychedelic metal stoner
IlluminatoSavioArte 3 months ago in playlist Altri video di wilderthewildest
2:49 sexy !!!
Tubularm8 3 months ago in playlist woodstock
It was not all about Slick..loved her but Marty was !!!
beadbitch01 3 months ago
Anybody know what was playing in the theater that day?
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spoildn8410 4 months ago in playlist AVANT-GARDE Rock Claims Another
2:42 SWASTIKA
mpjgbx 4 months ago
@mpjgbx Yes. But remember, thats not a nazi swastika. The nazi one is always at a 45 degree angle. The one he's wearing here is facing to the right. It is a religious symbol used by Hindus, and I also think Vikings used it as a good luck amulet. (btw Jorma is Jewish)
apocatie34 3 months ago
@apocatie34 It is also a Hebrew symbol
keaton1895 2 months ago
@apocatie34 the Navajo people used a swastika like symbol for generations until WW2 and the Nazi hell came along. When all that came about- the Navajo people wrote/ signed a promise ( a real written promise on paper,,,Ive seen it) and it stated that they would never again use their symbol for anything. It is similar to the swastika. Very similar. But for the sake of the Jews and all who were murdered they have never again used that symbol. Fact. And I think its lovely of them.Jorma is lovely too
NoRosesForMe 1 month ago
@mpjgbx We already had a discussion about this.
Lisica2008 3 months ago
This band had amazing timing, singing, soul, musicianship, everything. They were absolute genious, you know you're good when your music is timeless. Only when you rise above your own times can you excel tto that legacy. I'm neglecting names, they were perfect as a sum, a collective talent and uniqueness, you can't compare them to any other band. Any body who tries, is petty. I wonder how strung out these guys were at the time.
acousticgrooven 6 months ago
FASTER SPENCER, FASTER!!!!
RMcSlash 6 months ago
this is great i am really upset they took off Saturday afternoon and the other side of this life they were the best versions in my opinion.
damn copyright!
noodledwarf 6 months ago
I'm pretty sure I've seen a promo pic for the Quicksilver Messenger Service with the "Devil Horns" that predates the guy at 3:50.
HugoMasekela 6 months ago
Pretty hot performance. Spencer really propels this thing. Vocals are ragged but, then, when faced with a runaway train you just hold on as best you can.
bendbadgersteve 6 months ago
this is what music should soun like
my genration sucks we need ,ore groups like the airplaine safe trip every one
danmurf92 7 months ago
Love it. That whole album was epic.
58936865233 7 months ago
Jorma at 3:54 is in the zone and then snaps out of it, it's like when someone comes to from a day dream. In an interview he said it's better for him to not wear his glasses on stage and that it's all a psychedelic blur, I think this totally helps him focus when improvising a solo. Most players close their eyes to get to that "zone". I know because I tend to do the same blank stare when I solo..it's like shutting off the visual part of your brain and being totally into the music.Like a trance.
FrequentlyFried 7 months ago
@FrequentlyFried Either that or he was ready to stop soloing and go back into the structure of the song and checking in with his bandmates right?
ih8tbush 7 months ago
a esa mina le entro como churrasco de croto
DanielGrinovero 7 months ago
I love his voice, but Marty has quite a Charles Manson thing working
toadabc 7 months ago
I was born in the wrong century...damn fate!
ioraglifatmama 8 months ago
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poophouse879 7 months ago
That guy at 3:50 is EPIC
kingphenonmenal 8 months ago
yup i seen paul and marty not long ago ja is my fav
bsbobber 9 months ago
that was the most awesome thing ive ever seen
bsbobber 9 months ago
@bsbobber THAT was rock and roll music, man. And those dudes are still making music - and they're 70 years old!
kingrex954 9 months ago
holy crap!!!!!!!
bsbobber 9 months ago
Where is all this footage of the Airplane from Woodstock that I see on Youtube but is not on the Woodstock DVD? Thanks and great song by an amazing group.
njbc420 9 months ago
I told you it wasn't Oswald. Now who can travel that fast in a crowded
downtown area. Unless it was Mercury.
spoildn8410 9 months ago
WHY wasn't this in the movie? This would have been an interesting addition-showing the fatigue & stress experienced by both the performers & audience.
NilezII 9 months ago
WHY wasn't this in the movie?
NilezII 9 months ago
God. I love this song. Best song on "Surrealistic Pillow"
corvus13 10 months ago
Never seen this before. Did ya catch that Jack blew his entrance at 1:03 - and everybody else slid in right behind him, without a second's hesitation? That's what JA could do onstage - get lost, and found again, in a heartbeat.
Know I love this, baby - yes I do.
audadvnc 10 months ago 5
@audadvnc I noticed that. Awesome pickup by the Airplane!
SumOfSquaresMusic 9 months ago
@audadvnc That's what happens when a band knows how to navigate the sometimes unannounced, uncharted seas of improvisation.
samuelmichaud 2 days ago
WooooooooooooW
Yeah Yeah...
Only, Only, Only... Very Nice...
oremor8a 11 months ago
Casady's the FRIGGIN MAN!!
CRAXYFINGERS76 11 months ago 4
I would totally do Grace Slick......God she was so HOT!!!
versatom70 1 year ago
@versatom70
I think all us guys watching this would
toadfan64 11 months ago
@versatom70 - Why not do Grace Slick - everybody else did!
audadvnc 10 months ago
Of no importance, but...from 3:49 to 3:54 some dude in the audience is flashing the horns -- didn't know that was going on at rock shows as early as '69. Or maybe he was just a UT fan.
cbreaden 1 year ago
@cbreaden or from houston
bluesimageful 1 year ago
I am a longtime Airplane fan and it pains me to say it, but this is an embarrasing
mess.Except for Spencer they seem so fucked up that they can hardly get through the song. The Woodstock versions of Volunteers and Saturday Afternoon by contrast are terrific. From what I've heard and seen over the years, the airplane were hit or miss live. When they fired on all cylinders though, they were fantastically powerful and adventursome.
ORELUR 1 year ago
@ORELUR perhaps not the tightest version of 3/5's of a mile in 10 seconds, but for sheer exuberance this is one awesome video !
a1zzzz 1 year ago
@ORELUR Not a mess, man...just live rock music. IMO, this kicks ass! FWIW, they were truly performing under duress that day. And Jorma was, well, Jorma - smokin'. Anyway, never be another band like this, or a time like that was.
kingrex954 9 months ago
I love this! They were one of my favorite performances at Woodstock!
cookmoore 1 year ago
This is Woodstock!
Parleone 1 year ago
Tight version.
thegreenolivo 1 year ago
1/2 of these kids became doctors and lawyers,,LOL
lcolby11 1 year ago
Jack looks cool
lcolby11 1 year ago
At 3:55, if you look behind Jorma, it looks like some guy with glasses has been hung.
Lisica2008 1 year ago
Jim Morisson is one lucky bastard
skateHEAVEN1212 1 year ago
What does ' three fiths of a mile ' refer to ?
rabinski 1 year ago
@rabinski
I believe it refers to speed. "Sometimes it's priced at 65 dollars. Prices like that will make a grown man holler. Especailly when sold by a kid who's only fifteen years old"
windowsillmusic 1 year ago
@windowsillmusic No it refers to the price of a kilo weed at the time. Jefferson Airplane only did the good drugs :P or maybe not.
hesteaeble 1 year ago
hes wearing a swastika around his neck hahaha...
AlDroog 1 year ago
@AlDroog A "swastik," not "swastika." A swastik is a good luck symbol and is positioned the way Jorma is wearing it. On the other hand, a swastika is rotated 90 degrees.
Lisica2008 1 year ago
@Lisica2008
actually technically they are one in the same regardless of how its rotated. the symbol is ancient and was believed to be a powerful symbol to wield in war granting the army bearing the swastika military dominance and then later come to be a sign of good luck and then a sign of mass destruction. horrible how humans can skew ideas as simple as symbols
derekgiannone 1 year ago
@derekgiannone Thanks for the info.
Lisica2008 1 year ago
@Lisica2008
wrong dude...
its a award of honour service of the SS...and hes wearing it to tease... its the crooked cross with that circle of plants and within the circle runes of the SS...
AlDroog 1 year ago
@AlDroog No it isn't. It doesn't have the wreath that you would see on the Waffen SS service medal. No doubt it was a comment on the political shit that was going on, and it probably was a German Nazi artifact, they were like arrowheads at the time. You know, you could ask Jorma.
msspi764 11 months ago
@msspi764
ht tp:/ /img 31.im ages hack. us/img31/3286/ordenvorder .jpg here see by ourself...
AlDroog 11 months ago
@AlDroog ..O SHIT I NEVER NOTICED THAT BEFORE. THATS ONE BADASS MOFUCKER
Dead4everYoung 1 year ago
Bass player is really good...
BigBeatKoto90 1 year ago 5
They shoulda played at 2 am. not 9 am.!! everyone is zoned!
ioriorioriorio 1 year ago
This is my favorite version of "3/5 of a Mile."
Lisica2008 1 year ago 24
@Lisica2008 The roaring engine of the airplane!
cookmoore 8 months ago
Love how passionately Marty is singing.
Spencer's drumming is brilliant too!
celebrant9 1 year ago 13
What a band..
spiralout84 1 year ago
"Yes son grandpa is baked but it was cool in those days"
MijitoPorQue 1 year ago 2
marty balin is soooooo stoned.
BanjoEclipse 1 year ago 3
Marty Balin :)
cookmoore 1 year ago
Marty is so baked!
ludvik199t 1 year ago
The Woodstok performance of the Jefferson Airplane was messy, but really great!
keo774 1 year ago 3
that is Nicky Hopkins on keyboards
SergeantReese 1 year ago 2
Jorma took the hell out of that fucking wha wha guitar
keo774 1 year ago 2
Is that Nicky Hopkins on the keyboards? Sure looks like him.
daleahill 1 year ago
@daleahill yes he is!
zolf1988 1 year ago
@daleahill
yes, he's nicky!
pdondini 11 months ago
Who's the blonde woman sitting between Grace and Spencer?
Lisica2008 1 year ago
The king of bassists is seen patiently waiting at 0.56 and then joins at 1.02. He and Spencer created an unique rhythm section. Almost jazzy. They had few peers at their peak.
dreama505 1 year ago 2
WestLAGuy
Jethro Tull were English.
vonroon23 1 year ago
2:43
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wynterhk 1 year ago
is this on the woodstock DVD?
TEMPmichaelhansen 1 year ago
Those were the good old days. If someone told me then I'd be 60 years old with two kids, a dog and a minivan I never would have believed it.
jack887 1 year ago 3
A Truly unique band. In fact, consider coming out of San Francisco the different sounds involved with The Airplane, The Dead, Steve Miller and Country Joe and The Fish: then add in from my home town The Doors, Crosby Stills, Nash and Young, then Sly and The Family Stone, The Stones, Jethro Tull, Hendrix and Santana...OK, I think I've made my point, but the Airplane occupies a special place in my mind and they were something.
WestLAGuy 1 year ago 2
LOVE Jack's outfit!
celebrant9 1 year ago
Spencer was a fantastic, under-appreciated drummer. He was just right for the Airplane; very original style. Sorry Joey Covington!
Emmie04 1 year ago 4
lol anyone spot the swasi?
slosh77 1 year ago
@slosh77
Jorma got that from a Navajo craftmaker... that particular tribe used it as a symbol for the unity of the universe loooonnnngggg before the nazi party tainted it. I believe the greeks also used it for a symbol of good luck or something along those lines.
crownofcreation68 1 year ago
far out!
Fairestt 1 year ago 4
Not simply live. But Woodstock live. ;-)
adamthefreeflyer 1 year ago
Wow!
Lisica2008 1 year ago 6
marty may be drunk but he's still beautiful
jackhillty1 1 year ago
Could you get any higher? lol
elishot 1 year ago
the entire band is tripping their asses off
sharku22 1 year ago
name of dhe rummer????
MetaKnight0o0 1 year ago
@MetaKnight0o0 Spencer Dryden
TheGreatStonedOne 1 year ago
this is the real airplane - not the album - fantastic
rolyathp 1 year ago
This sound is so marvelous and sincere that it will be played forever, all generations will admire and appreciate it
imcampos1 1 year ago 6
omg ...i cant believe i have ever seen this
ovelonse 1 year ago
Shame you can't see Paul, other than this it's pretty much perfect.
Crystalsina 1 year ago 2
Jorma's Gibson ES 335 has an unique TEXTURE. KILLER SOUND!!
dreama505 1 year ago
Never seen this clip before - Spencer Dryden was such a great, unique drummer. Ahright, Jorma's got his wah-wah thang going. But this performance is pretty disorganized - too fast, too drugged up. Later in the set they were all heading the same direction.
audadvnc 1 year ago
Jack looks so disheveled and awesome at the same time!
threefive00 1 year ago 42
@threefive00 yeah even Martin
nelsonluce 1 year ago
@threefive00 Yggdrasil Bass
mrmott44 1 year ago
@mrmott44
I could never tell, but it is in the jefferson airplane's book.
TEMPmichaelhansen 1 year ago
@threefive00 elegantly wasted is how he looks IMO
jtragic 10 months ago 2
one of the best jorma's solos i ever seen
keo774 1 year ago
This proved they could get on down and play Swamp music. When these guys locked in a groove they were as good as anyone, and with terrific vocal assults too. Smoking! Oh, that I am too.
jakeenan 1 year ago 34
@jakeenan: It's funny how one tends to gravitate toward this kind of video when one is smoking.
jezmundberserker 1 year ago
@jezmundberserker The stoner road leads back to this JA gig, dude. I've read these cats were up 2 days drinking & smoking (not Grace, she had a kip & got dressed) & still came out & did this with their eyes half-closed. I play some of this cd most days in the car & dip in for the visuals of the 7 songs quite a bit too. And I've heard the whole gig was filmed & the rest of it is in the Warners vault. Bummer.
It's a hot mess. Total classic. It had everything. Think I'll wrap up another now!
jakeenan 1 year ago
@jakeenan: As a guitar player, it's all about Jorma's tone. So great! I agree it''s a bummer they haven't released the whole JA gig. I've played my Jimi Hendrix double-dvd set so many times. I also love Country Joe and the Fish's "Love" from Woodstock. Such a great tune. It also proves Barry Melton's a great singer.
jezmundberserker 1 year ago
The swastika is an ancient germanic symbol for the sun.
thechewydude 1 year ago
@thechewydude The swastika is actually an old sanskrit symbol used throughout India in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. Although you're right it is considered to be a symbol of the sun or a representation of eternity in Buddhism.
tomhyde402 1 year ago
Haha,Grace in the beginning 0:02
So fuckin' cool.;)
celebrant9 1 year ago
YGGDRASIL BASS !!!!!!!
mrmott44 1 year ago
Is there anyone, who doesn't love their music? I don't think so! The best band in the world! Irreplaceable!!!
BlackLedWallet 1 year ago
Wicked wicked bass. Mr. Casady is on fire ( with a little help from Spencer )
dreama505 1 year ago
yeah..playin this hard at daybreak.....saaaweeet! Go Jack!
dalidivinci 1 year ago
Anybody not think the JA could rock? This SNARLS!
smedleysmead 1 year ago
Look at Skip Spence go on those drums!
JimmyPage968 1 year ago
@JimmyPage968
it's actually spencer dryden, but yes, this song has quite bad ass drumming. :)
threefive00 1 year ago 2
Jorma wore the symbol because it had significance in Indian religion. Being a Jewish himself, he has recently admitted in an interview that it was a "dumbass thing to do".
threefive00 1 year ago
@threefive00
It's about time he wised up. ; )
psychkoala 1 year ago
Fuck the Cunt nazis ,i hope all nazis get cancer and die the cunts they are.
qsergyuko 1 year ago
@qsergyuko that's not the Nazi version of the swastika. this is the original version.
JimmyPage968 1 year ago
hippy-head-beatnik weirdo stuff.
svenolley 1 year ago
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Yeah dip shits their nazis. American hippy nazis??? How stupid are you???
jasoninla818 2 years ago
your momma, bitch
tonyvegas13 1 year ago
go watch some baseball bitch, get your thumb out of your ass
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guitar player has a swastika cross hanging from his neck, at min 2 43...whats the deal ...hmmmmm
tonyvegas13 2 years ago
the swastika was a buddhist simbol before it was basterdized by Hitler
BlakCometProductions 2 years ago 4
@tonyvegas13
Do you know where the swastika originated?
Hint: Not the Nazi's. It is a good luck symbol.
jackal368 2 years ago 3
bad thing the nazis fucked that up
tonyvegas13 2 years ago
@tonyvegas13 hitler used it to make people think he was bringing good, which he did until 1937, im not a nazi btw, but its a hindu sign for good luck
dutchgangsta1 1 year ago
Good ol' sleepy eyed Marty!!!
MrTaylorN 2 years ago
omg look this bass at 1:01 ! i can feel it shaking my soul man
gabrielposva 2 years ago
the announcer comment doesnt go with this song. There were about 3 hours between the who and the airplane. The song is the third they played. The comment DOES go with the film of grace sitting on stage. Editor just added bonus material so we could see Grace sitting on stage.
ground752 2 years ago
Thank you for your informative response. And Editor, thank you also.
gocaps14 2 years ago
Does anyone know the announcer says," We will continue with Jefferson Airplane" at the beginning of this video? Rain? Why did they go on so late(early)?
gocaps14 2 years ago
I meant to say, Does anyone know why the announcer says they are continueing? Was it a rain delay? Why did they go on 9 hours late?
gocaps14 2 years ago
Considering they stayed up all night, Airplane is pretty energetic here. Shame the crowd couldn't reciprocate. (That's Nickey Hopkins peering over his keyboards btw.)
pyrophore 2 years ago
The bearded man with long hair who is drinking on 0:43 also appears on the 1968 rooftop concert in New York, am I right?? Check it out. He appears dancing in that video
jguido93 2 years ago
@jguido93 A roadie perhaps?
mikko1200 2 years ago
He must be so, what a life!!
jguido93 2 years ago
3:50 ... And Dio was the first to do the maloik?
Natio741 2 years ago
fantastic video
PinzimonioDay 2 years ago 4
Jorma is Jewish. But if you go back in history, the swastica was also used for many other reasons.
RulerOfRock666 2 years ago 8
@RulerOfRock666 actually he's wearing it because it was Finland's symbol in 1910.
JimmyPage968 1 year ago
@JimmyPage968 really?
keo774 1 year ago
@keo774 yes really
JimmyPage968 1 year ago
@JimmyPage968
ah
thanks!
keo774 1 year ago
@JimmyPage968
In Italy, that symbol meant for several decades the eternity of life, but then became a nazi symbol.
keo774 1 year ago
@keo774 yeah the nazis bastardized the original.
JimmyPage968 1 year ago
@JimmyPage968
In fact during the word war, in Tuscany some poor and unschooled people looked at those symbols and thought they were in a nazist area.
keo774 1 year ago
Good Lord how cool !....and how utterly wrong that this was kept from their fans for decades!!
dullsvillain 2 years ago 5
whoaaa wow amazing
mgpixlab 2 years ago 3
that blonde by grace in the beginning is sexy
KIDAmnesiacBends 2 years ago 2
she was spencer´s wife
jguido93 2 years ago
After Grace.
And an ex-groupie.
caravaggio31 2 years ago