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V46[whL%r Ayt!a+J Early Flight is a 1974 compilation album by the American psychedelic rock band Jefferson Airplane. It features previously unreleased material from 1966, 1967, and 1970. The first three tracks come from the recording sessions for Jefferson Airplane Takes Off and feature vocals by Signe Toly Anderson and Skip Spence on drums. "Runnin' 'Round This World" had been previously released as a B-side on the "It's No Secret" single. The closing tracks on side one and the first track from side two come from the recording sessions for Surrealistic Pillow. "Up or Down" comes from the early recording sessions for Bark before Marty Balin chose to leave the band. "Mexico" and "Have You Seen the Saucers?" had been previously released as a single in 1970, but this was the first LP that the two songs appeared on. The 1997 CD re-release of the album contains a studio version of "Uncle Sam Blues" that had been recorded for Volunteers.
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^k=[P 2400 Fulton Street is a compilation album of music from the San Francisco rock band Jefferson Airplane, originally released in 1987. The title is taken from the street address of a house the band maintained near the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco in the late 1960s.
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.w&Z=YM wqsnyP/m 1."It's No Secret" (Marty Balin) (from Jefferson Airplane Takes Off) – 2:39
nS#;<p$\ 2."Come up the Years" (Balin, Paul Kantner) (from Jefferson Airplane Takes Off) – 2:32
?(N(8)G1 3."My Best Friend" (Skip Spence) (from Surrealistic Pillow) – 3:02
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hLF@'ln 6."Embryonic Journey" (Jorma Kaukonen) (from Surrealistic Pillow) – 1:54
O<5bsKw'r 7."She Has Funny Cars" (Kaukonen, Balin) (from Surrealistic Pillow) – 3:10
TG($l2 8."Let's Get Together" (Chet Powers) (from Jefferson Airplane Takes Off) – 3:36
(fl2?d5+C 9."Blues from an Airplane" (Balin, Spence) (from Jefferson Airplane Takes Off) – 2:03
~![R\gps 10."J.P.P. Mcstep B. Blues" (Spence) (from Early Flight) – 2:47
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*E>YLkg] ($-o"y"x 11."Plastic Fantastic Lover" (Balin) (from Surrealistic Pillow) – 2:37
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VF4F7' 16."Won't You Try/Saturday Afternoon" (Kantner) (from After Bathing at Baxter's) – 5:04
dJ$}] 17."Lather" (G. Slick) (from Crown of Creation) – 2:58
UO</4WJ 18."Fat Angel" (Donovan Leitch) (from Bless Its Pointed Little Head) – 7:39
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d!8`}L:=M 4."Wooden Ships" (Kantner, David Crosby, Stephen Stills) (from Volunteers) – 6:23
;A1pqHr 5."Rejoyce" (G. Slick) (from After Bathing at Baxter's) – 4:02
u=A&n6Q[Vo 6."Volunteers (live)" (Balin, Kantner) (from Woodstock) – 3:05
']>@vo4kK{ 7."Have You Seen the Saucers?" (Kantner) (from "Mexico" single B-side and Early Flight) – 3:40
:FB#,AOa_ 8."Eat Starch Mom" (Kaukonen, G. Slick) (from Long John Silver) – 4:34
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4#!NVI3t 13."Third Week in the Chelsea" (Kaukonen) (from Bark) – 4:35
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^N K B c4E=qgP Jefferson Airplane is the reunion album of San Francisco rock band Jefferson Airplane, released on Epic Records. Marty Balin, Paul Kantner, Grace Slick, Jorma Kaukonen, and Jack Casady, who had played together on Surrealistic Pillow, After Bathing at Baxters, Crown of Creation and Volunteers all returned for the album and a supporting tour, but Spencer Dryden was not asked to participate, because Kantner still held a grudge since Dryden had a hand in firing Bill Graham as manager in 1968.[1] Kenny Aronoff joined the band as drummer for the tour and in the studio. Previous to the reunion, Paul Kantner, Marty Balin, and Jack Casady had toured in the KBC Band and recorded the KBC Band album in 1986. Grace Slick had recently left Starship after performing lead vocals on their album, No Protection in 1987, and planned to retire from music. Jorma Kaukonen had been performing solo work and performing live with Jack as Hot Tuna. Kanter left KBC Band in 1987 but joined Hot Tuna on stage for the 1987 - 1988 tour. Kaukonen invited Slick to play a concert at The Fillmore with Hot Tuna in 1988 where she performed harmony vocals on "Third Week in the Chelsea" and performed lead vocals along with Kantner for "Wooden Ships." In 1989, Slick was convinced to join the band again and the five members finally got together to discuss a reunion tour and album. Joining Jefferson Airplane for the tour along with Aronoff on drums were Tim Gorman on keyboards (who had also played with KBC Band), Randy Jackson on guitar, and Jorma's brother Peter Kaukonen also on guitar. Gorman and Jackson did not participate on the album. The album was produced by Ron Nevison, who had previously produced the Jefferson Starship albums Freedom at Point Zero, Modern Times, and Nuclear Furniture. Kantner contributed the song "Planes" which had previously been performed live by KBC Band, and the first studio version was made for this album. The first music video made to promote the album was for "Planes" and was in heavy rotation on MTV well into 1990. The music video helped the single rise to #24 on the Billboard charts for mainstream rock, although the album itself only rose to #85 on the Billboard 200. The Balin-penned song "Summer of Love" had also been performed live with KBC Band, and was first recorded in the studio for this album. The song did not have a music video but rose to #15 on the adult contemporary charts. Steve Porcaro and David Paich of Toto wrote the final single, "True Love", and also appeared on the song along with bandmate Mike Porcaro. The music video for "True Love" saw less airtime than the video for "Planes". The Kaukonen compositions "Ice Age" and "Too Many Years" had previously been recorded in acoustic versions for the Kaukonen solo album Too Hot to Handle, and received a multi-instrumental treatment here. Kaukonen wrote one more song for the album, the instrumental "Upfront Blues." After the album was released, Hot Tuna was also signed to Epic and released the studio album Pair a Dice Found.
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- "Freedom" (G. Slick) – 4:54
- "Solidarity" (B. Brecht, M. Balin, M. Cummings) (translated by H. R. Hays) – 5:08
- "Madeleine Street" (P. Kantner, M. Balin) – 4:15
- "Ice Age" (J. Kaukonen) – 4:16
- "Summer Of Love" (M. Balin) – 4:15
- "The Wheel (For Nora and Nicaragua)" (P. Kantner) (translated by Margaret Randall) (additional lyrics borrowed with permission from the poem "For the Good of All" by Otto-Rene Castillo) – 6:08
- "Common Market Madrigal" (G. Slick) – 2:46
- "True Love" (S. Porcaro, D. Paich) – 3:43
- "Upfront Blues" (J. Kaukonen) – 2:02
- "Now Is The Time" (G. Slick) – 4:53
- "Too Many Years" (J. Kaukonen) – 4:10
- "Panda" (G. Slick) – 3:37
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