Jefferson Airplane - House At Pooneil Corners (studio version - Crown of Creation 1968)

House at Pooneil Corners ( Kantner - Balin) - Try watch expanded screen 720p & lights off

Album Credits :

Paul Kantner : Guitar, vocals,
Grace Slick : Vocals, keyboards,
Marty Balin : Vocals, guitar,
Jorma Kaukonen : Lead & rhythm guitar, vocals,
Jack Casady : Bass, Fuzz bass, & rhythm guitar,
Spencer Dryden : Drums and percussion, -




Some of the images used, were taken from original vinyl albums, CD covers and photo sessions as follows :

Crown of Creation, Bless it's pointed little head, Volunteers, Blows against the Empire, Sunfighter, Early Flight, Flight Log booklet, J.A. Loves You's booklet, and also from the book Jefferson Airplane and the San Francisco Sound by Ralph J.Gleason. -

Jefferson Airplane Fulton Street house and Golden Gate Bridge photos : Eduardo Franco, 1997. -

All Images editing, recycling and montage : Eduardo Franco 2010 -

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[GuyThatBites]

great video :-)

[ocnarfeara]

@GuyThatBites Thank you.

[3443bh]

Fantastic trip-iliscious video! Loved this! Thanks, man!

[ocnarfeara]

@3443bh Thanks a lot !:)

[Wormtongue13]

Great!

[ocnarfeara]

@Wormtongue13 Thanks

[pouchfreeman]

Oooh, .the Airplane get apocalyptic. And I believe it when Grace sings "Jelly and juice and bubbles, bubbles on the floor" Creepy and beautiful. Why didn't this group get the recognition it deserved? Still remains a rock-n-roll mystery.

[NoRosesForMe]

Another beauty! ,,,,oh wowww,,,,,And one of my favorite songs. ♥ Thank you again & peace

[ocnarfeara]

@tvswnet Thank you very much for your awesome comments.

[tvswnet]

@hermitcrabbot Wow, so great...I was a baby at that time and didn't have a chance to see bands at the Aragon until the early 80s...I can picture what you're describing though...I do often miss Chicago.