“However, Kantner, along with others in Jefferson Airplane, virtually ensured the revolutionary spirit of their music would come off to numerous people as self-indulgent pastiche.” -SHADOWPROOF ✊ From the heart of San Francisco’s counterculture, they voiced opposition to the Vietnam War and the injustices of the times. Songs like “Volunteers” urged people to resist and fight for peace. Their sound became the anthem of a generation demanding something better. Hit play on VOLUNTEERS and more this

“Dealing in ’60s-era psychedelia, the mind-altering rock anthem takes listeners on a whimsical journey through Wonderland after a dizzying tumble down the rabbit hole.” -AMERICAN SONGWRITER Today marks 57 years of the Airplane’s biggest hit, “White Rabbit.” Get lost in the psychedelic rabbit hole with the rest of the SURREALISTIC PILLOW album here🐇: https://found.ee/SurrealisticPillow-1 Photos courtesy of Getty Images. | Jefferson Airplane

This month, 55 years ago, Jefferson Airplane released their first live album, BLESS ITS POINTED LITTLE HEAD. This album features iconic recordings from live performances at the Fillmore West and Fillmore East during the fall of 1968, showcasing the band's on-stage talent, and featuring five never-recorded Airplane songs. Stream the live album here: https://found.ee/BlessItsPointedLittleHeadLive | Jefferson Airplane

The Airplane’s live compilation album, THIRTY SECONDS OVER WINTERLAND was released April ‘73. It features performances recorded in the late summer of ‘72 from San Francisco’s rock ’n’ roll cathedral, Winterland Ballroom, and the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago. Celebrate the 48th anniversary of the record’s release by hitting play on the album, it includes songs like “Have You Seen The Saucers”: https://found.ee/JAWinterland | Jefferson Airplane