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	\| members =		\| members = [[Marty Balin]] – vocals (1965–1971, 1989)<br>
	* [[Marty Balin]] – vocals (1965–1971, 1989)		Grace Slick – vocals, keyboards<br>
	* [[Grace Slick]] – vocals, keyboards		Paul Kantner – rhythm guitar, vocals<br>
	* [[Paul Kantner]] – rhythm guitar, vocals		Jorma Kaukonen – lead guitar, vocals<br>
	* [[Jorma Kaukonen]] – lead guitar, vocals		Jack Casady – bass<br>
	* [[Jack Casady]] – bass		Spencer Dryden – drums
	* [[Spencer Dryden]] – drums
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	\| name = Jefferson Airplane		\| name = Jefferson Airplane
	\| image = Jefferson Airplane.jpg		\| image = Jefferson Airplane.jpg
	\| caption =		\| caption = Jefferson Airplane photographed in San Francisco, Calif. on March 8, 1968.
	\| origin = San Francisco, California, U.S.		\| origin = San Francisco, California, U.S.
	\| genre = Psychedelic rock; folk rock<ref>{{OHMScite		\| genre = Psychedelic rock; folk rock<ref>{{OHMScite

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	\| name = Jefferson Airplane		\| name = Jefferson Airplane
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	\| origin = San Francisco, California, U.S.		\| origin = San Francisco, California, U.S.

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	'''Jefferson Airplane''' was a pioneering American psychedelic rock band formed in San Francisco in 1965.		'''Jefferson Airplane''' was a pioneering American psychedelic rock band formed in San Francisco in 1965.
	For purposes of the OHMS Wiki, the group is documented through the career and contributions of vocalist and songwriter '''Marty Balin''', who was born in Cincinnati, Ohio and served as one of the band’s founding members and primary creative forces during their most influential years.<ref>{{OHMScite		For purposes of the OHMS Wiki, the group is documented through the career and contributions of vocalist and songwriter '''Marty Balin''', who was born in Cincinnati, Ohio and served as one of the band’s founding members and primary creative forces during their most influential years.<ref>{{OHMScite

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History

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Jefferson Airplane was formed in San Francisco in 1965 by vocalist [[Marty Balin]] and guitarist [[Paul Kantner]], who drew other musicians from the local folk scene into the lineup.<ref>{{OHMScite		Jefferson Airplane was formed in San Francisco in 1965 by vocalist [[Marty Balin]] and guitarist Paul Kantner, who drew other musicians from the local folk scene into the lineup.<ref>{{OHMScite
	\|url=https://teachrock.org/people/jefferson-airplane/		\|url=https://teachrock.org/people/jefferson-airplane/
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	* [https://www.discogs.com/artist/58687-Jefferson-Aircle Jefferson Airplane on Discogs]		* [https://www.discogs.com/artist/58687-Jefferson-Aircle Jefferson Airplane on Discogs]
	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jefferson_Airplane Jefferson Airplane – Wikipedia]		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jefferson_Airplane Jefferson Airplane – Wikipedia]

	== References ==		== References ==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

	[[Category:Musical groups with members from Ohio]]		[[Category:Musical groups with members from Ohio]]
	[[Category:Musical groups with members from Cincinnati, Ohio]]		[[Category:Musical groups with members from Cincinnati, Ohio]]
	[[Category:NationaLocal]]		[[Category:NationaLocal]]

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Reunion album

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	=== Reunion album ===		=== Reunion album ===
	* ''[[Jefferson Airplane]]'' (1989) ~~– features Balin on vocals during the band’s one-time reunion.<ref>{{OHMScite~~		* ''[[Jefferson Airplane (album)]]'' (1989)
	~~\|url=https://www.discogs.com/master/172979-Jefferson-Airplane-Jefferson-Airplane~~
	~~\|title=Jefferson Airplane – Jefferson Airplane (1989)~~
	~~\|website=Discogs~~
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	~~}}</ref>~~

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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History

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	With the addition of singer Grace Slick, the group moved into its most commercially successful era, releasing several landmark albums on which Balin contributed prominently as lead singer, writer, and arranger. His performances and compositions were central to the band’s sound through ''[[Volunteers]]'' (1969).		With the addition of singer Grace Slick, the group moved into its most commercially successful era, releasing several landmark albums on which Balin contributed prominently as lead singer, writer, and arranger. His performances and compositions were central to the band’s sound through ''[[Volunteers]]'' (1969).

	Balin ~~departed the group in 1971 and did not perform on~~ '~~'[[Bark]]'' (1971), making~~ ''Volunteers'' ~~his final album of the classic period~~. He later ~~rejoined~~ the band ~~for their~~ 1989 reunion album.		Balin remained with Jefferson Airplane through 1969's ''Volunteers''. He left the group in 1971 and later returned for the band's 1989 reunion album.

	== Members ==		== Members ==

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	}}</ref> Balin’s tenor vocals, songwriting, and artistic direction shaped the band’s earliest material, including their debut album ''[[Jefferson Airplane Takes Off]]'', and he remained a central figure through ''[[Volunteers]]'' (1969).		}}</ref> Balin’s tenor vocals, songwriting, and artistic direction shaped the band’s earliest material, including their debut album ''[[Jefferson Airplane Takes Off]]'', and he remained a central figure through ''[[Volunteers]]'' (1969).

	With the addition of singer Grace Slick, the group moved into its most commercially successful era, releasing several landmark albums on which Balin contributed prominently as lead singer, writer, and arranger. His performances and compositions were central to the band’s sound through ''[[Volunteers]]'' (1969).		With the addition of singer Grace Slick, the group moved into its most commercially successful era, releasing several landmark albums on which Balin contributed prominently as lead singer, writer, and arranger. His performances and compositions were central to the band’s sound through ''[[Volunteers]]'' (1969).