Jefferson Airplane

In August 1969, Jefferson Airplane took the stage at the iconic Woodstock Music & Art Fair, delivering a powerful live performance of "Uncle Sam Blues." This was just a month after the band released their album "Volunteers," which resonated deeply with the counterculture movement of the time. "Volunteers" is often celebrated for its raw energy and politically charged lyrics, reflecting the tumultuous spirit of the late '60s. Interestingly, the Airplane became one of the first major bands to perform at Woodstock, helping to set the tone for the festival's message of peace and love. Their performance is often remembered not just for the music, but for the powerful statements they made through their songs during a period when America was grappling with the Vietnam War and social upheaval.

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