Jefferson Airplane - Thirty Seconds Over Winterland

By the summer of 1972, The Jefferson Airplane were on their final approach to the eventual evolution that would produce Jefferson Starship, arguably the most drastic difference being the absence of Jorma Kaukonen (guitar, vocals) and Jack Casady (bass), both of whom were several years into Hot Tuna, a project that began as a musical diversion for the pair and rapidly developed into a permanent roots rock unit. Released in 1973, Thirty Seconds Over Winterland (cleverly named after the Mervyn Leroy-directed 1944 film Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo) would become The Airplane's swansong. Read More