Jefferson Airplane

In August 1967, Jefferson Airplane was on an exhilarating wave of popularity, fresh off their groundbreaking album "Surrealistic Pillow," which was released earlier that year. This was a pivotal moment for the band, as their single "Somebody to Love" had climbed the charts, cementing their status in the counterculture movement. The live recording from Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto showcases their electrifying energy and their pioneering blend of psychedelic rock. Interestingly, this performance was during the Summer of Love, when the band's experimental sound resonated deeply with the youth of the era. Not only did they captivate audiences with their music, but they also became symbols of cultural change, pushing boundaries artistically and socially. This bootleg serves as a snapshot of a formative period for the band, highlighting their evolution and the electrifying atmosphere of the late 60s.

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