Jefferson Airplane

In August 1969, Jefferson Airplane took the stage at Woodstock, solidifying their status as one of the quintessential psychedelic rock bands of the era. Just prior to this iconic performance, the band had released their groundbreaking album 'Volunteers' in 1969, which featured the hit song 'We Can Be Together', a powerful anthem of peace and unity, perfectly in tune with the Woodstock vibe. Their set at Woodstock, including the mesmerizing 'White Rabbit', showcased not only their musical prowess but also their commitment to counterculture ideals. It's fascinating to think that this performance came at a time when the band was peaking in both popularity and influence, consistently challenging norms with their sound and lyrics. Fans of the band know that 'White Rabbit' has become a symbol of the 60s, illustrating themes of exploration and transformation that resonated with the audience then and continue to echo today.

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