Jefferson airplane founder Paul Kantner dies at 74. 1969's Volunteers, co-written by Kantner and Balin, opened with the lyric, "Looks what's happening out in the streets/Got a revolution."Kantner ...

Once upon a time–actually, a bit over 20 years ago–a one-time folk singer named Marty Balin and a young guitarist named Paul Kantner crossed paths on the San Francisco club circuit, hit… ...

Paul Kantner, guitarist for the band Jefferson Airplane, has died. Kantner was involved with both the band Jefferson Airplane, which gained popularity in the 1960s, and the group Jefferson ...

If Jefferson Airplane come up in the context of today’s musical discourse, which doesn’t happen often, they’re usually seen as baby boomer relics with a couple enduring radio hits (“White ...

Marty Balin, whose tenor voice provided hits for the ’60s psychedelic rock band Jefferson Airplane and its successor, Jefferson Starship, has died, his publicist and family said. Balin was 76.

A brilliant way to distill how a quintessential ‘60s band (Jefferson Airplane) blurred into a very ‘70s act (Jefferson Starship) then molted into ‘80s neon (Starship).

Along with the Grateful Dead, Kantner's band the Jefferson Airplane became one of the biggest bands to emerge from the psychedelic-rock scene during the Summer of Love in 1967.

As a co-founder, guitarist, singer and songwriter in the band Jefferson Airplane, Paul Kantner, who died Thursday, helped define the psychedelic rock that was a key part of the soundtrack to 1960s ...

Formed by veterans of the folk circuit in the mid-'60s, the Airplane combined folk, rock, blues and jazz and was the first group from a Bay Area scene that also featured Janis Joplin and the ...

Marty Balin, whose tenor voice provided hits for the '60s psychedelic rock band Jefferson Airplane, has died, his publicist and family said in a statement. Balin was 76.