Jefferson Airplane - Flight Log (1966-1976) (2011)

Artist: Jefferson Airplane
Album: Flight Log 1966-197
Label: BGO Records – BGOCD970
Format: 2 x CD, Compilation, Reissue, Remastered
Country: UK
Released: 2011
Genre: Classic Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac)
Rip type: tracks+.cue
Audio bitrate: lossless

Tracklist:
CD1
1. Jefferson Airplane - Come Up The Years 2:30
2. Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit 2:27
3. Jefferson Airplane - Comin' Back To Me 5:15
4. Jefferson Airplane - Won't You Try Saturday Afternoon 5:02
5. Jefferson Airplane - Greasy Heart 3:25
6. Jefferson Airplane - If You Feel 3:30
7. Jefferson Airplane - Somebody To Love (Live) 3:46
8. Jefferson Airplane - Wooden Ships 6:00
9. Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers 2:03
10.Hot Tuna - Hesitation Blues 5:05
11.Jefferson Starship, Paul Kantner - Have You Seen The Stars Tonite 3:42
CD2
1. Jefferson Airplane - Silver Spoon 5:40
2. Jefferson Airplane - Feel So Good 4:35
3. Jefferson Airplane - Pretty As You Feel 3:07
4. Jefferson Airplane - Milk Train 3:26
5. Hot Tuna - Ja Da (Keep On Truckin') 3:40
6. Grace Slick - Come Again? Toucan 3:13
7. David Freiberg, Grace Slick, Paul Kantner - Sketches Of China 5:13
8. Jorma Kaukonen - Genesis 4:19
9. Jefferson Starship - Ride The Tiger 5:06
10.Jefferson Starship - Please Come Back (Live) 4:02

This odds and sods collection of the Jefferson Airplane gives an eclectic overview of one of the premier San Francisco bands. Although several of their better-known songs are included ("White Rabbit," "Volunteers"), the purpose of Flight Log seems to be to tell the story of the original JA lineup rather than present their greatest hits. The first half of the record documents the group together, the second half the group apart. A live version of "Somebody to Love" rides the sonic punch of Kaukonen and Cassady; Marty Balin's "Comin' Back to Me" remains one of the Airplane's finest ballads. The initial Hot Tuna recordings are also represented here along with tracks from the Blows Against the Empire assemblage. The inclusion of Jefferson Starship's "Ride the Tiger points the way to a slicker, pop-oriented future. While Flight Log is not essential, it may certainly be of interest to devout fans of the Jefferson Airplane