Jefferson Airplane/Starship Christmas Song

[CookOfTheHouse]

Is there such a song? I know many bands recorded christmas songs The Beatles, The Wings... Does the Airplane or any of its incarnations ever record a Christmas song??

[Dormouse]

No, not the Jefferson Airplane anyway. However, there is one for Easter that I like to listen to around this time of year.

[Susan Butcher]

Well, I should hope not!

[CookOfTheHouse]

Nah, but Easter? has nothing to do with Christmas, it's kinda more like an easter song...
I know it would be weird for guys like the Airplane to release a Christmas song but it was worth the try!

[okeedoe]

I also wish they(the christian part of band) had had the religious enlightenment and wrote a few religious songs.Perhaps about the Epiphany, babtism of Jesus or about St. John the Baptist- my favourite saint ? Oh joy,oh bliss!I'm having a spiritual orgasm at the very thought of it.

By the way,did you know that Jesus was an Aryan ?He was an illegitimate child of a German legionnaire and Legatus Legionis's wife.The Legatus was pissed off when he found out and rose hell to find the child and kill him.The rest you know.

(400 years in the Purgatory for this one is in order)

[CookOfTheHouse]

Clint Eastwood and grace Slick recorded a song?? For real?? Where can i get it??

[redrabid]

Okeedoe, you know that Paul Kantner is really the Hidden Prophet of Divine Debauchery, as he was the one who revealed to us that Jesus had a son by Mary Magdalene.
Now you surely also know that every living person on earth is said to be descended from Charlemagne (well, that is written any time some royal person degrades him/herself by marrying a civilian, who then is discovered to have inherited blue blood from an ancestor way back).
Now Jesus lived a long, long time before Charlemagne, so he must have a lot more descendants than Charlemagne, more than everyone on earth!
So my point is, we are all descended from Jesus, we have god-genes, we are all omnipotent and omniscient. So we can change history, we can make Jefferson Airplane record a Christmas song in say 1969.
Now that is some change we can believe in!
Let's do it!
And tomorrow Jefferson Airplane's Xmas song "Snorting Snow" will be on the net.

[redrabid]

Jefferson Airplane will release their first Christmas single "Snow On The Christmas Table" on November 26th 1969. Rumors that originally the song's title was to be "Snorting Snow", but was changed under pressure by RCA are denied by both the record company and the band.
The single was produced by Glyn Johns who gave Jefferson Airplane a clear and defined sound, steering the band away from the muddled sound that mars their recent album "Volunteers" so much. The single showcases the newly regained enjoyment of their vocal battles by Marty Balin and Grace Slick, while the band gives a raunchy, blistering performance that makes it clear why JA decided to keep Spencer Dryden on board as their drummer.

[okeedoe]

That's a nice short review ,Red.One thing is missing, though.Tell us that infamous,a little known story about how Kaukonen managed to stay in tune this time(with a little help from his friends and Grace's whip )