Notes: When
the Jefferson Airplane stopped flying its members could be found
creating music of both a new and a familiar style. And any record
that has Papa John Creach is worth at least a spin of two. Through
in a dash of the Grateful Dead and a pinch of scattered influences
and there you have it. Grace Slick would write and sing most of
the selections and it lends a certain sameness to the record. But,
for those who enjoy her style this is a very good thing. The influence
of the SF Bay community that turns out for this record is felt
all through the ten selections offered here. And what can you say
about the cover art? A stripped to the meat-of-the-matter trio
strike a pose on the front and the back cover appears to picture
orbital mechanics and classic sculpture. I leave it to the viewer
to impart his/her own meaning. For fans of the period.
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