Jefferson Airplane Long John Silver – Indie Only Smokey Green 180gm Vinyl LP In Now

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Crown Of Creation (1969 UK issue of the 1968 11-track stereo LP on the orange label, the fourth album by San Francisco's finest, featuring Grace Slick & guest starring David Crosby. Includes the Crosby-penned tune, Triad, which was rejected for release by The Byrds for being too risqué! The front laminated picture sleeve & vinyl are Excellent with only some light cosmetic signs of wear & play SF7976)

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Volunteers (1969 first UK issue orange label 10-track LP pressed on sturdy vinyl, front laminated gatefold sleeve with 'Robert Stace' printing credit. One of the earliest 16-track recordings, guest starring Jerry Garcia, David Crosby & Stephen Stills, the album was controversial at the time due to use of profanity & anti-war sentiment. The sleeve & vinyl remain in Excellent condition with only minor signs of wear & play SF8076)

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE After Bathing At Baxters (Rare late 1960s/early 1970s South African issue of the 1967 12-track MONO vinyl LP on the blacksilver spot RCA Victor label, unique front laminated flipback picture sleeve with 'Artone press' creditto the reverse. The sleeve is graded Poor with laminate shrinking and loss resulting in creasing and discolouration, whilst the vinyl is Very Good with just light scuffs & hairlines to indicate play - a nice copy to fill a collection)

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Jefferson Airplane's Golden Album (Amazing 1968 Japanese-only 14-track deep groove Living Stereo LP, pressed on eye-popping psychedelic multicoloured vinyl! The heavyweight gatefold sleeve is equally stupendous & unique in design, silk laminated on the outside & internally pasted with Japanese text & English lyrics across the inner spread. The sleeve is in Very Good condition with some minor shelf wear visible on the outside, the colours are rich & vivid. There are a series of small songwriter annotations inside the gatefold next to the track titles as well as a build up of foxing on the inside, a common occurence with Japanese paper goods over time, with all print clearly legible. The vinyl is clean & grades Very Good - there is a mottling effect on Side 2 caused by a chemical reaction with the inner bag over time. We have cleaned & play tested & apart from the odd ambient pop or click during play back, this still sounds great. All in all, a fantastic slice of psychedelic vinyl [literally!] deserving of any groovy sixties collection SRA-5121)