The knowing smile when she sings 'feed your head'.😁

in 1967 my dad was on his 2nd tour as a US MARINE India Company 3rd Batt 26th marines . He was an F.O he served from 0ct of 65 to Feb of 69 . His heaviest battle was KHE SAN thank you dad for your service and sacrifice.

Her voice is just amazing. It's not fair that she's not better known. She beats anyone out there.

After all these years this song is still better than 99% of the so called music today.

This old hippy song will never die !

Damn she nailed that tune! 50 years later I still get goose bumps.

2 minutes and 33 seconds of bliss of the Surrealistic Pillow album......

Song of a lifetime, will never fade out, just brilliant

I could listen to her sing it over and over again a zillion times and never get tired of it! I love this song!

I've said it before l will say it again we had the best music ever 60s and 70s

Saw Grace Slick live in the 70s in Wisconsin. Blew the roof off the place. This takes me back!

Wow, 78 years old and that song still sends chills up my back.

I'm 61 still listening... things were different then...

id watch war films of my Dad up in KHE SAN as a US MARINE and here this song in the back round in the bunker while getting shelled by the VC . He served from 65 to 69 with indida company as an F.O. 3rd Batt 26th Marines . He finally came home Feb of 69 sadly we lost him in 2005 to Leukemia due to agent Orange.

"White Rabbit" is a song written by Grace Slick and recorded by Jefferson Airplane for their 1967 album Surrealistic Pillow. It was released as a single and became the band's second top-10 success, peaking at number eight on the Billboard Hot 100. The song was ranked number 455 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time and appears on The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll.

Absolutely the best female vocalist world wide. She sings effortlessly.

Damn she was good looking back then. But it was her voice that enchanted everyone.

I grew up in Southern California as a teenager in the’60’s. It was an incredible time for us to be around. It was a history making time but we didn’t think of it that way. It was just what we did. Saw quite a few bands in those years, saw the Airplane ✈️ twice. It’s a bygone era, along with many of the musicians from that time. Looking back, I would say I feel privileged to have seen any of those bands. Most of us are pushing 70 (or more). We were at the forefront of the changes in how rock music changed.

Never fails to send shivers down my spine

Grace Slick has a ridiculously phenomenal voice. The voice that launched a thousand trips.

Gracie can NEVER be replaced.

one of the great vocal performances of all-time for sure!!

Wow… I’m 70 now - but I remember how electrifying Grace was like yesterday. When I was 17 I wanted to have her babies. And here I am, and I still wish I’d had her babies!!

Iconic psychodelic song of the sixties with one of the greatest vocals ever! When I listen to the greats of the sixties I simply can’t stand to hear the garbage that is played relentlessly nowadays.

Whoa, an extrodinary song, by a phenomenal woman.

That song is a masterpiece.

What an era. Grace Slick, Pat Benetar, Linda Ronstat. Doesn’t get any better than that.

The thing that separates Grace's performance from all others is she has organically mastered the ability to sing legato. It's a smooth flowing from one note to the next rather than punching each note. Not many pop/rock singers know how to do this properly. Additionally, Grace has a nuanced sense of dynamics and timing. One of the things that separates a vocalist from the average pop singer is that Grace just stands there and sings. She does not strut about the stage, or engage in histrionics. Grace does it all with her voice.

I am 59 years old, and I love my music, and it's only now that I have appreciated the tremendous voice of grace slick. What a performer, absolutely outstanding....

This song gets right down to the nitty gritty of the mind and thought period. A timeless classic that will survive down through generation's.

Everything about this performance came together. It is a forever classic.

The 60's in one song !

This performance looks like the one I saw her do at THE CELLAR in the warehouse district of Houston. Simply amazing!! She was certainly ahead of her time in the atmosphere of the time!!

The most fantastic, female vocalist ever.

Grace's mezzo-soprano operatic quality voice always thrills me. My favorite singer forever.

What a voice! Once these legends die we will in an age without icons.

One pill makes you larger And one pill makes you small, And the ones that mother gives you Don't do anything at all. Go ask Alice When she's ten feet tall. And if you go chasing rabbits And you know you're going to fall, Tell 'em a hookah smoking caterpillar Has given you the call. Call Alice When she was just small. When the men on the chessboard Get up and tell you where to go And you've just had some kind of mushroom And your mind is moving low. Go ask Alice I think she'll know. When logic and proportion Have fallen sloppy dead, And the White Knight is talking backwards And the Red Queen's "off with her head!" Remember what the dormouse said: "Feed your head. Feed your head. Feed your head

I was never a big Airplane fan but this is probably my favorite rock song all time.

She was so young ..we all were !!!

The acid queen with a voice like ice...Grace Slick....aloha

literally just got goosebumps for the 100th time listening to that ending with her staring into my soul.

No one sings white Rabbit better than grace slick, real icon

She's soooo intense !! Amazing voice and the complete package !! Wow !!!

Fantastic! So remember, when you go down the rabbit-hole to also educate yourself on the way, or else you will get lost.

The performance we all remember! What a fantastic voice!

I was 8 years old when the Beatles came over, still not a teen when this came out. But, I had four older sisters that were music crazy. Thank you sisters.

the power of being in your 20s with nothing to learn, nothing to lose, just pure power

Grace Slick in her psychedelic days, the best days of my life way back then !

She and Janis, my favorite female vocalists..the late 60's and 70's were the most wild and loving at the same time...wish I could live it over again now.

What a voice that girl had! 💕

They were great to see in person...

Hey Taylor, Katy, Beyonce and any other female singers out there. This what a female vocalist sounds like. Grace didn't need technical help.

Grace Slick is one of the authors of the period known as the'60's. She invented this persona, and then she performed it. Her invention has been obscured but her manifest talent as a performer still shines on. I've listened to this countless times over the 50 plus years and I still marvel at it. Don't forget- Tune in. Tune in to the natural world, tune in to who you really are, tune in to what is going on in the human world around you, and then- Turn on. Turn yourself on. Don't just be a receiver, become a transmitter. Engage, contribute, participate. And then - Drop out. At some time, at some level you have an obligation to drop out from doing only what is expected from you, from just going along with the plan and contributing to the cancer that is devouring the planet. You have to drop out at some time in some way to prove your seriousness to yourself. Really. Tune in, turn on, drop out. Greatly misunderstood wisdom from the '60's.

Top 10 rock n roll classic, all time !!!

Wow! always my favorite Airplane song, you can really hear how powerful her voice was. And, more amazing, 920 dislikes?!?!??! Really, arguably the greatest female rock and roll voice ever, how can anyone give this a thumbs down.

the original goddess of rock and roll

This song has always given me weird vibes....I am a child of the 70's. But...this was acid crazy stuff!!

Incredible voice of Grace Slick in the coolest most druggy song of all time! Takes you right thru the rabbit hole to Wonderland! Everytime!🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰

Ms Slick played many instruments, flute, guitar, piano, etc she had/has the ear and the vocal control and the talent. It also helps that she is a godess.

God, she's amazing! They just don't make em like that anymore...

2:08 blew my claymore "this side toward enemy" soul into pieces when I impertinently/inadvertently locked virtual eyes with Grace.... Her voice & vibrato singing enslaves me... willingly...

Best psychedelic woman ever Her voice launched a thousand trips

Part of the soundtrack of my youth so glad i was born in 1951 and got to live through this wonderous time and music

Grace sure could sing, and what a beautiful voice Unlike the singers of today .

The only thing I regret about this song is that it’s to short

Such a talented and quite intellectual lady, and when I saw her when I was a kid I thought she was absolutely gorgeous.

One of the best of the psychedelic rock songs!

My favourite Jefferson Airplane song. In the prisoner t.v.series books,he's listening to this song.

This was not lip-synced go listen to the original and you can tell it was live as it is not as polished or as perfect as the studio version yet still amazing, probably done intentionally only to further prove that is was live. Grace is one of the best vocalist/singers of all time, she is just that good. White Rabbit captures the essence of Vietnam as seen in Platoon, even if it is not a war song it is top 5 and was played in Vietnam all the time. It was also used on the game Battlefield Vietnam by EA Games.

Grace - every inch a Queen! ( 24/2/2021)

Jefferson Airplane was the first (or maybe it was the 2nd) concert I ever attended, at age 14 (amazed my parents let me go to). Saw Jefferson Starship in the 80s, they were really good too!

I won't but this makes me wanna take another hit....of fresh air.

Always liked this song. Best version ever!!

As a seven year old Scot, this song had me transfixed...then as now I wish it were a bit longer.

This song always reminds me of the fear that must of flooded my father in Nam. Miss you pops.

What a talent.

in 1967 there were more then 67000 US ground Troops in south East Asia.

Fantastic Singer, Grace Slick!

Remember when music was musically talented and good and deep?

Jefferson airplane. Best in America FOREVER!!!! This is my opinion abroad

I remember when this song came out and the movie that it was used for Go Ask Alice is one of the best movies that shows you the high's and low's of drug addiction, it also shows you what you can expect from your life. A real eye opener for anyone who wants to listen. The song still has a strong effect that was intended for the era that it was released. Jefferson Airplane was and still is an awesome group. 😉

She really had the voice nobody can imitate her

An artist who left us way too early. RIP Miss Gracie

Why I have not listened to this song where was she all these years of my life, wow 😍😍😍

Best story of Alice in wonderland ever told

No one can cover this song. Excellent singers try, but it's not just Grace Slick's vocal ability they have to live up to. The original is simultaneously controlled and wild. There is not a moment of fear or hesitation or compromise or normalcy. It could have turned out campy or overly theatrical, but she took the chance. I think this song will live forever.

This is sublime ! Totally perfect ! Grace voice is amazing !

Still resonates from when I first heard it. A FUNKY VALLEY HIGH MAN...

incredibly clever song writing. pure genius.

Basic TRUTH you would have to be in the time Frame growing up too understand ALL of the deeper meaning of ONE great recording by Jefferson Airplane..Grace Slick ...Robert B...

RIP Grace Slick.

I remember listening to this in my room and my father, who was a major classical music fan, came into my room and exclaimed that is some voice! He clearly appreciated great music.

0mg y0u all was s0 lucky t0 be a teen in the 60s!!!!! y0u had the best r0ck 0f all time much l0ve and respect. i play guitar and i feed 0f the 60s f0r r0ck and blues

HOW COULD 50 PEOPLE LISTEN TO THIS AND NOT LIKE IT...THIS IS COOL TIME TRAVEL...

So haunting everything about the song.

Grace eyes is amazing

The song that best evokes the 60's for me.

Those of us who did LSD in the late 60's were enchanted by this song, and the movie... the significance of spiritual creativity and the deeper psychic impact of experiences like music and art left an impression and perspective that most people never experienced. The drug wasn't needed anymore, because we had seen what was possible. This enhanced our lives throughout our later years as we were inspired to pursue the development of our souls thru artistry using music, illustration, writing, dancing, etc.

Perhaps the best version of the song. As she aged she kept trying to improve it and in my humble opinion she was hurting the song. This is perfection. Thanks for the post.

Remember watching the movie go ask Alice. Good song.