Jefferson Airplane - Stony Brook 1970 Volume 1

Jefferson Airplane - Stony Brook 1970 Volume 1Available on black wax Taken From A Live Show Radio Broadcast From 1970. After a number of years of plain sailing, by the end of 1969, having recently played both Woodstock and, at the end of the year, the disastrous Altamont Festival, Jefferson Airplane were somewhat mentally and physically exhausted. The only casualty however was Spencer Dryden, who was dismissed from the band in February 1970, as he was deeply disturbed by the events at Altamont

but to immediately begin work on a series of four concurrent recordings by the label’s roster of local talent

Pressed on 140 gram Liquid Gold (Eco-Mix) Vinyl

The Lani Singers

longing and loneliness told in affecting turns of phrase

the riotous “Wearing Black

clearing the way: angel trumpets

” Fueled by the interwoven melodies of Sarah McKenna’s mournful electric piano and Sunny’s lilting vocals

straight up rock

” The ExPerience is lush with a wave of new anthems that tread through the thick

“It was a breath of fresh air to meet Terry

The story of how a world-renowned neurosurgeon came to appear in the liner notes of this record is one of tenacity

a signature first introduced in her debut