First Time Reaction to Jefferson Starship - Jane

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[valkyrie]

The great Mickey Thomas! Also sang lead on "Fooled Around and Fell in Love"

[christopherhebert]

Mickey had ridiculous range Lord I miss these 70’s and 80’s top vocalists! The best ever

[debratroeak]

But that note he hits when he sings the line, Jane you’re playing a game, you’re playing game, you’re playing a G-A-M-E 🎶🎤!! ❤ Awesome choice to react to❤

[markos_vault]

Mickey Thomas is one of the greatest singers ever. Still performing was in Wilkes Barre Pa last evening 8-16-24 sounded great. Was with Elvin Bishop band did Fooled around and Fell in love, Both are 🔥🔥🔥🔥. Im listening to music for more than 60 yrs and to me he's in Steve Perrys league.

[insufferablethrashelitist]

You may have actually heard this band before. They were originally called Jefferson airplane, then Jefferson starship and then starship. She's an amazing vocalist too. I want to say her name is Grace. Iconic band here. Go deeper for sure.

[josemenendez]

Top 10 singer, saw them for $14 in 1981

[MegaHatLady]

Mickey Thomas was the MOST *underrated* singing voice in classic rock. Bar none.

[AggE]

As I am 57yo, I really encountered JS right around "Jane" and then really got into them for songs like "Find Your Way Back", "Winds Of Change" and "Layin' It On The Line". This was their more straight-ahead rock/pop era. Then can the schmaltzy "Starship" era that we don't really talk about too much.
I like earlier JS, like "Miracles" and such, as well.

[robertserafin-ucqn]

Always been my most favorite JS song
Stranger is another rocking tune from same album

[tommythompson]

Ahh man ... not the studio version.
But it is always a pleasure to hear Mickey Thomas live .

[Agi]

ONE THE GREAT UNDERRATED ROCK SINGERS OF ALL TIME, (THOMAS) MADE MY LIST WITH PLANT, ROGERS, MERCURY, GRAMM, DEYOUNG, DIO, EMMITT AND STEVE FRICKIN PERRY 🙏🎤🎼🤘

[B_am]

, ,🔥🔥🔥🔥 Mickey Thomas is the bomb one of the greatest singer ever. Actually I saw him at a concert in Wilkes Barre Pa he still sounds amazing. Kudos to all involved making this song sound stupendous.🎉🎉🎉🎉

[clinthowe]

this always trips me out, how Jefferson Airplane morphed intoJefferson Starship and then just Starship, their musical style was so different between the Psychedelic sixties and The freewheeling eighties with this song and nothings gonna stop us now, being so different from their early hits hard to believe that song was sung by the same person who sang white rabbit and don’t you want somebody to love. Grace Slick.

[cptight]

The studio version is honestly 5x better. He is sharp here.

[rickthoma]

Had a girl that wanted to be with me.Her bff did too.Hdr bff Jane.I cringed when this was played.Many years ago.Memories that you two bring onto me.Thank you!

[runnergo]

All these years I thought they were saying Chain Chain Chain.

[AggE]

Was listening along and all the music sounded like it was in some sort of well, about 1/2 full of sloshing water. And I was thinking, "Man! Surely you could have found a better recording! This sounds so mushy, especially the vocals! Almost sounds like..."
And then I checked my headset dongle and, yep, "surround 7.1" was accidentally enabled, which makes non 7.1 compliant music sound like a mushy, echo-y mess.

[olddrummerguy]

Great song, also check out familiar stranger.

[clinthowe]

This song makes me think of some of foreigner’s songs.

[tom]

Dino Jelusick, Mike Portnoy and Joel Hoekstra do an excellent cover of this.