Another musician has died

Well, you get to a certain age (barring something bad happening to you earlier in life) and you start down that path where you just can't hold on any longer.  But his legacy is not to be understated. JA was an absolutely incredible band.  Surrealistic Pillow will never become outdated, and their dream of a better country and a better world was shared amongst millions and millions of thoughtful  and increasingly enlightened people.  I don't really know how they pulled it off, being
such a diverse group of musicians.  But Paul K.  helped to channel all that talent with his leadership and wonderful imagination, and their albums were very diverse in content while still producing beautiful songs.

Definitely true about Surrealistic Pillow--still high on my list.  I did listen to "Blows" a few hours ago and remembered why I only have listened to one song from that LP in the years since it came out.  But he did make an important contribution to that band and to a lot of people's musical consciousness.

As for all, the warranty runs out.  Spares n/a, the service calls can't fix the issues, and the manufacturer's toll-free number has been disconnected...

...and music stops for all, and the Silence ensues.

"Dance, Kali, dance."

Dance while you can.  Dance well, dance poorly, but dance.  Together, alone, however it moves you.  *S*

RIP, Mr. K.

I seen Jefferson starship free in concert on Pensacola florida beach,  it was reported that over 150,000.000 fans were there,  this was in the early 80's, they sounded amazing,  exactly like the record, I will never forget that concert!        R.i. P. Paul Kantner.

AP reports today that original Airplane member Signe Anderson (who preceded Grace Slick) passed away, also 74, on the same day as Paul Kantner.  She left the band when she realized that raising her child on the road was not going to work.  She's on the first LP, Jefferson Airplane Takes Off.