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Topic: Jefferson Airplane - After Bathing at...

Posted By: dafva
Subject: Jefferson Airplane - After Bathing at...
Date Posted: September 24 2004 at 07:28

Jeffersons third album After Bathing at Baxters which came out in 1968 is their most complex and "progy". The album is absolutely stunning with its¦s folky melodys and nice and long "guitar-bass-drums" improvisation. When it came out it was really

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You can´t say no to the beauty and the beast!!
/David Bowie 1977

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Posted By: Dick Heath
Date Posted: September 24 2004 at 15:01

Some good thoughts Davfa, on what I conside JA's most challenging and experimental album - and it quite happily sat in the progressive music category back then - and must be a candidate for early or pro-American prog rock.

JA went

Posted By: harry's toenail
Date Posted: September 26 2004 at 10:44

Jack Cassidy [or is it Cassady?] has long been a fave bass player of mine, too

This album is definitely my favourite JA LP, and a band I used to be in covered 'The Ballad of You & Me & Pooneil' a

Posted By: dafva
Date Posted: September 27 2004 at 09:33

yeah.. nice to have see that there¦s some JA fans in this forum.. It¦s sad that they are not included on the this wide database! Or?

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You can´t say no to the beauty and the beast!!
/David Bowie 1977

Posted By: Dick Heath
Date Posted: September 27 2004 at 13:30

harry's toenail wrote:

Jack Cassidy [or is it Cassady?] has long been a fave bass player of mine, too

I found I used both spellings on checking my previous e.mail befor

Posted By: Garion81
Date Posted: September 28 2004 at 17:58

I like this CD a lot but I think I enjoy Crown Of Creation and Volunteers a little more. Just a little more polish although this one has it's own beauty in the rawness. It was a departure from Surrealistic Pillow. Almost a 180.