Grace Slick ( Born 1939 in Evanston, IL) is an American Singer/Songwriter best known for her stints as lead singer for the 1960′s Psychedelic Rock group “Jefferson Airplane” and it’s later spin-off groups “Jefferson Starship” and “Starship”.
Her hits with Jefferson Airplane include the classic 60′s hits “Somebody to love” and “White Rabbit”. Her hits with “Jefferson Starship” include “Miracles”, “Count on Me”, “Jane”, “Find your way back”, “Be my Lady”, “No Way Out” and “Runaway”. Her hits with Starship included “We Built this City”, “Nothing’s gonna stop us now”, “It’s not over (Til it’s over)”, “It’s not enough”, and “Tomorrow doesn’t matter tonight”. She retired from the group in 1988 and was on hand in 1996 to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall-of-Fame as a member of Jefferson Airplane.
Autograph #149 in Collection.
i truely miss the music of the jefferson airplane
the byrds the yard byrds the who jimi hendrix
thats when rock music was cool oh todays
new music is cool but the 60s/70s wow what
a time tobe alive and young & free tobe happy.
i was just alttle happyer then and care free.
we need to return the values of the 60s we
have forgotton to love our brothers & sisters.
both white & black brown yellow the forgotten
people of our earth oh lets dont forget
the native americans. peace & love in 2010
By: thomas dobias on November 2, 2009
at 11:41 pm
rember our boys in iraq fightting for us all.
pray they come home soon lets put an total
end to this ungodly war in the middle east
peace now & forever amen bye
By: thomas dobias on November 2, 2009
at 11:44 pm
I’m jealous that you have this! She’s incredible.
By: Courtney on March 17, 2010
at 12:17 am
Great pics! Love the one with Joplin choking her. Who’d win if it were a REAL fight? They’d both be too drunk to get hurt, unless Slick took out her guns! She should’ve teamed up with Hunter S. Thompson–they’d have been perfect for each other.
By: Gwynhwyfar on August 18, 2010
at 11:49 am