Paul Kantner - A Child Is Coming / Lets Go Together flac album

A Child Is Coming was Kantner and Grace Slick noting the latter was pregnant with their first child. It has a joyously restful spirit, with Kantner and co-writer David Crosby exchanging guitar motifs, and the part vocal harmonies between the pair and Slick are beautifully created. As producer, Kantner does a monumental job in balancing the rhythmic shifts and emotional truths. From the 1983 Paul Kantner solo album Planet Earth Rock And Roll Orchestra. Kantner’s last solo album, and this track was co-written some years earlier by the man himself with Jerry Garcia; a version even appeared on David Crosby’s cult PERRO Sessions, recorded in 1971. It’s the inimitable vocal combination between Kantner and Slick that makes The Mountain Song so special – they really did have a remarkable musical bond.

Wherever I go I see you people I see you people just like me And whatever you do I want to do And the Pooh and you and me together make three. Let's Go Together Let's Go Together Let's Go Together. Wave goodbye to America Say hello to the garden. Grace Slick Paul Kantner. The Baby Tree Paul Kantner. Get Together Jefferson Airplane.

74-0426 Paul KantnerA Child Is Coming, Lets Go Together (7", Single, Pic)RCA 74-0426 Canada 1971.

Kantner eventually became the leader of the group and led it through its highly successful late 1960s period. Jefferson Airplane continued to record and perform until 1972. Slick became pregnant, and a song about their child's impending birth, "A Child Is Coming," appeared on Blows Against the Empire Kantner and Slick released two follow-up albums.

Paul Kantner was a co-founder, singer, rhythm guitarist, and songwriter for the Sixties psychedelic band Jefferson Airplane, which is best known for the hits Somebody To Love and White Rabbit. This interview was conducted by phone on 4/21/10

Paul Kantner in 1975. Jorma Kaukonen (via The New York Times ): Paul was the catalyst that brought the whole thing together. He had the transcendental vision and he hung onto it like a bulldog. The band would not have been what it was without him.

Paul Kantner was a folk/rock giant and integral part of the 1960s rock scene. A founding member of Jefferson Airplane, who are receiving our Lifetime Achievement Award this year, Paul was a key architect in the development of what became known as the San Francisco Sound. A multifaceted singer, songwriter, guitarist, and performer, he was essential to the success of such classic Airplane songs as Somebody To Love and White Rabbit.