Jefferson Airplane - Comin' Back To Me

Title: Comin' Back To Me
Album: Surrealistic Pillow
Track No: 5
Written By: Marty Balin

Marty Balin - Lead Vocals
Grace Slick - Vocals
Jorma Kaukonen - Lead Guitar
Paul Kantner - Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Jack Casady - Bass Guitar
Spencer Dryden - Drums
with
Jerry Garcia - Guitar (uncredited)

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[mellowlemonmoon]

the thing is, there's music just like this being made out there TODAY, but the music business of today doesn't care about those people. the true artist means nothing to business people. it's all about what sells; it's no longer about what's real and true. that's what was so beautiful about that era.. or at least from what i hear. i wasn't born yet.... but there are still people with that same heart and soul. we just have to keep it alive.

[FarmerBrown010]

Fuckin' beautiful, man.

[moosedecumanus]

I always cry at this ,one soppy cunt.

[TheRubyRedRose1000]

I get "it". it is very simple....someone is missing their lover....hoping they will return. I was 15 when this came out. I saw them in SF.

[ForeverClimbingAir]

Who else gets it because they're high?

[NoRosesForMe]

@probrojeffro oh wow you used a fancy word there..."vapid". Gold star for you. IDIOT. Har har har har har har eat me har har har har harrrr

[probrojeffro]

@NoRosesForMe So do I. So shut your moronic, vapid pie hole. Idiot. LMAOROTF

[NoRosesForMe]

@talypollywaly Ive always gotten chills from this. Since I was 14 or 15. It opened up something....dunno what it was then. Not sure what it is now. But this reminds me of winter time. My brother was alive and things were so much more simple but at the same time- very hard and complicated. I remember my bedroom window...where no curtain hung. For real. We loved this band. Just somethin about this song huh? RIP Desmond ♥

[NoRosesForMe]

@probrojeffro We have the right to say what we want. I guess you feel like a big shot because you used a word like "cliche". Go lube up for Bieber. Get off our backs you square.

[talypollywaly]

I got chills when he first started singing.

[videomaniac108]

When this album came out in 1967? we knew that it was an extremely good piece of work. It, and the debut of the Doors, were the hot topics of discussion in the happenings of the world of music. What I didn't know then, but have come to appreciate over time, is how truly inspired this was as an artistic creation. Musical artistry of this quality is lucky to be seen more often than once in a couple of generations.