Jefferson Airplane/Jefferson Starship/Starship - Greatest Hits (CD)

Greatest Hits
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Album Details: Greatest Hits

Release Date:04/30/2002
Label:Import [Generic]
UPC:8712177042609

Track List: Greatest Hits

Disk 1

  1. It's No Secret
  2. Somebody to Love
  3. White Rabbit
  4. Embryonic Journey
  5. Plastic Fantastic Lover
  6. Comin' Back to Me
  7. Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil
  1. Greasy Heart
  2. Lather
  3. Crown of Creation
  4. Volunteers
  5. Have You Seen the Saucers
  6. Third Week in the Chelsea
  7. Long John Silver

Disk 2

  1. Miracles
  2. Count on Me
  3. Runaway
  4. Jane
  5. Stranger
  1. Be My Lady
  2. No Way Out
  3. Sara
  4. Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now
  5. It's Not Over ('Til It's Over)

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User Reviews: Greatest Hits

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    Jefferson Airplane/Jefferson Starship

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Jun 3, 2002 | 1 out of 2 found this Greatest Hits review helpful

    Heck ya man this stuff is great

Pro Reviews: Greatest Hits

  • All Music Guide

    This two-CD Belgian compilation of the recordings of Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship, and Starship skips a baker's dozen of the protean group's American singles chart entries, but only two of the missing, Jefferson Airplane's "Watch Her Ride" and Jefferson Starship's "Winds of Change," scraped into the lower rungs of the Top 40 on one of the national charts. And in their place are some key Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship album tracks ("Embryonic Journey," "Plastic Fantastic Lover," "Wooden Ships," "Third Week in the Chelsea," "Caroline"), plus the occasional rarity -- such as the non-LP Jefferson Airplane B-side "Have You Seen the Saucers" -- that doesn't really belong on an album called Greatest Hits. Of course, the real question, which other collections of this sort have posed, is whether it is really appropriate to put the acid rock '60s hits of Jefferson Airplane on the same album with the arena rock '80s hits of Starship. There is a continuous, chronological line ...that connects the recordings, and as heard here, the development in the group's sound is gradual. But by the end of the second CD, when none of the members of the group heard at the beginning of the first CD are present anymore, an entirely different entity with entirely different musical goals is performing. Nevertheless, by including all the major hits and many of the best tracks of the three related acts, the album earns its title. - William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide Read more Less

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Biography

Jefferson Airplane

Jefferson Airplane was the first of the San Francisco psychedelic rock groups of the 1960s to achieve national recognition. Although the Grateful Dead ultimately proved more longlived and popular, Jefferson Airplane defined the San Francisco sound in the 1960s, with the acid rock guitar playing of Jorma Kaukonen and the soaring twin vocals of Grace Slick and Marty Balin... Read more