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Education: Attended Finch College, 1957-58; University of Miami, 1958-59. Grace Slick made her name as a lead singer for Jefferson Airplane, one of the pre-eminent bands of the 1960s known for their hits "Somebody to Love" and "White Rabbit." As one of rock's first female superstars, she hobnobbed with fellow flower-power generation icons like ...
3. Apr. 2014 · Slick also started writing music, contributing a song to the soundtrack of a short film created by Jerry. In 1965, Slick found more musical inspiration after watching the band Jefferson Airplane ...
9. Apr. 2020 · Jerry Slick died of cancer at his Mill Valley home on March 17. I’d met Jerry briefly when I went to their home to interview Wendy about her 2007 documentary on female empowerment, “Passion ...
Slick J. McWolf, commonly referred to as Slick Wolf, or McWolf, is a character created by Tex Avery who is often acted as Droopy's best buddy and archnemesis (frienemy) and Red's pursuer and appeared in many Tom and Jerry media. A very tall wolf, Slick Wolf often prides himself as the charmest, meanest and also the most talented one, so he tends to have hostility on Droopy and tries to get rid ...
Jerry Slick, David Miner, Grace Slick, Peter Vangelder, Darby Slick: From October to December 1965 they recored several tracks for Autumn Records at Golden Gate Studios which were produced by Sly Steward. Tracks included "Free Advice" and "Somebody To Love" which were used as the bands first single (Northbeach 1001). The single didn't do much ...
29. Apr. 2011 · So Grace, her husband Jerry Slick and his brother Darby formed The Great Society. The band gigged in San Francisco, mainly at the Matrix, performing its vibrating brand of folk-rock. Included in their book of songs was Grace's White Rabbit (inspired by Miles Davis and Gil Evans' Sketches of Spain) and Darby's Somebody to Love. Soon, The Great ...
30. Okt. 2023 · Wing became Grace Slick in 1961 after marrying drummer and cinematographer Jerry Slick and briefly modeled for the now-defunct department store I. Magnin in San Francisco, prancing around in ...
