Jefferson Airplane

In the summer of 1969, just a few months before their iconic live performance at Woodstock, Jefferson Airplane had released their album "Volunteers". This album features their politically charged anthems and psychedelic sounds, capturing the essence of the counterculture movement. The band, known for their vibrant energy and unique style, delivered "White Rabbit" at Woodstock on August 15, 1969, in a moment that echoed the spirit of the festival. Interestingly, "White Rabbit" became an anthem of sorts for the era, intertwining music with themes of social change and exploration. Their presence at this landmark event solidified their status in rock history, as the festival itself became synonymous with peace, love, and an unforgettable artistic rebellion.

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