Mickey Thomas is one of the great voices of rock! Go Mickey!

I have a message for Mickey Thomas. Mickey if you’re listening, you are probably one of the most talented song artists in the whole wide world. You are the king of vocalists. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Keep those concerts coming. I am so sorry that you get a lot of hate from viewers. They probably are Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, and Miley Cyrus fans. Come back to Wisconsin and perform for us. Maybe Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, or Appleton perhaps. We would like to hear you perform again. Keep shining Mickey and we all love you. Greetings from Wisconsin.

I love Mickey. I always have and I always will. He's a great singer and a really sweet guy.

MICKEY THE GREAT ONE! ROCKIN' IT WITH JANE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One thing that can never be disputed is what a great voice this guy has.

We built this city has deep meaning to me. An artist who couldn't afford to live in the city the rockers built.

saw him last weekend with Elvin and he is a KILLER singer. total professional and great entertainer

Even at 71 years of age,he can still reach the high notes.Some singers can’t maintain their singing voice,but not in Mickey’s case,he still has it.Amazing.

What an amazing singer

Mikey Thomas kicks ass, both solo and with J.S. and Elvin Bishop

this is one of my favorite singers, he has a steve perry voice , he could do supertramp rodger hudson and he will always be one of the best siongers ive ever heard

Winds of Change, one of the best albums of all time.

Vor wenigen Jahren hat man darüber Gelacht jetzt ist es Realität geworden

We built this city is my fav. Song

Best singer of all time!!!!!!

I really love him!!! Mickey Thomas is definitely a Living Legend... Very handsome, sweet and his voice is amazing, One of the best singers of all times. God bless you Mi Amor!! “I Fooled Around and Felt and in Love” is with me everyday almost... I have to love you!! December 24, 2020 Merry Christmas baby

Actually its a very powerful song... I loved it the minute I heard it

We just saw him last night - unbelievable range, wonderful crowd interaction, and the whole band put on a great show. #2 on the set list was "Jane" - wow... and BTW, "Built This City" sounded just GREAT.

He makes a lot of great points. Love that he has a great sense of humor about things. He and the band(s) put out some excellemnt songs, regardless of changing popular opinion.

Man I always loved that song

I was a huge fan of their early 80s hits. "Jane," "Find your way back," "Be my lady." But "We built this city" didn't have the same magic as those songs to me.

I love Mickey Thomas's vocals!

Jane REALLY RULES.I am addicted to that song.

El Starship que conocí y el Starship con que me quedo, el Starship de los 80s, el Starship de Mickey Thomas, una voz increíble.

great interviews w/Mickey. Seems like a cool guy. He is right...they got the hits,they lost the credibility. I was in high school when the single JANE came out..and they was a great ROCKIN song. Freedom at Point Zero had some smokin tracks like FIND YOUR WAY BACK. Few years later,Im stationed in Korea and all your hear in the clubs in we built this city and sara. I thought what happened???

Very interesting. Mickey is an awesome singer and a great soul!

Mister Thomas is great. Dont be mad ,'cause he is talented and sexy.Sadly,in my country most people even dont know his name.But i am so proud i do!!!!I get joy listening to him.

The lights must have been really bright in that interview he needed those dark sunglasses.

just a great singer. Really, the only version of the band I liked.

I urge those who haven't yet heard the three Starship albums to give it a listen. Sounds as good today as then! Grace Lick said in an interview that she wasn't as found of Starship as her earlier efforts, but I guess with the long carrrier she have had and especially in the 70's this is not strange. 70's was wild and the 80's were smoother!

I love this guy. He’s so talented and intelligent. I’ve tried loving dumb guys, but it doesn’t work for me.

I love Mickey, Marty and Grace. All are among the greatest rock singers of all time. Think "Fooled Around and Fell in Love", which Mickey soulfully sang for Elvin Bishop; "Volunteers" -- Airplane's 60's anthem -- sung with gusto and feeling by Marty Balin; and Grace Slick's pipes on "Somebody to Love". Marty WAS Jefferson Airplane. It was he who convinced Paul Kantner to join him in a new exploration, with Jorma and Jack added to form a great backbone. Then Grace came and wow!

Damn straight! And, he looks like he hasn't aged 1 day since the 80s! I can't believe all this negative shit everyone is saying about him either!

without mickey, Jefferson starship would've never made it in my opinion

2021 Brasil🇧🇷💕

'We Built This City' includes a short sound bite from a radio DJ that starts out, "I'm looking over that Golden Gate Bridge..." So it's no wonder people associate the song with San Fran.

Mickey looks like music

yes

When Paul Kantner left Jefferson Starship in 1984, he took the last shred of integrity with him. Mickey Thomas just wanted sell as many records as possible, no matter how insipid the songs & production were. What a shame.

Interesting character and singer....I must admit, I would have like to see starchip continur the psychedelia and folk rock I loved...but I respect them tryin to keep "ou- courant"....they really got a late 70's period sound, and then a few years later really copped the new wave perfect!!....nuclear furniture every bit as good as talkin heads or devo or blondie!!

I like Grace Slick

I did, I thought it was a most powerful song (We Built This City) and to this day it gives me a rush just to hear it.

We Built This City by Starship This is obviously a PERFECT POP record, hence why it went to NUMBER ONE! The people who voted this the worst record must be into rap music. STARSHIP made some really enjoyable pop records. "Sara" was an incredible recording. In my book this song is an enjoyable listen and puts me in a good mood!

Can't tell he's from the south. Nope. Amazing voice.

Mickey Thomas is a freemason???? (his necklace)

@TranzPink007 i think the "problem" is that the band had largely stopped writing their own material and added a pop sheen...so while it sounded clean and crisp, it wasn't the same band...the credibility, in some people's eyes, includes songwriting...in saying that, though, if the lyrics aren't cutting it and you want to stay on the label and make sales, you have to play the "80s" game (or insert whatever decade of top 40 you want)...

I'm confused. Mickey said Jefferson Starship lost popularity when Grace re-joined in 1982. I saw the band in 1980 without Grace and a new singer Mickey Thomas in 1980 and the arena was half-empty. About two years later, Grace re-joined on the "Modern Times" tour, and the same arena was packed. Hmmm.

hes a bit Jimi Jamison and a bit S Perry.

...a story of what happened 'after the fire went out'. Jefferson Starship made it long before Mickey..........Martin Balin and Grace Slick were two of the most wonderful unique sounding singers in the history of Rock. And Frieberg and Kantner gave the band further vocal depth. Miracles, Ride The Tiger, Caroline, Count on Me, Love Too Good, Switchblade and St. Charles. They just sounded unique then, not like Journey, Foriegner and so many American AOR Bands. Yes Mickey could and can sing - very well indeed. He just never seemed to understand that the band was all about 'being different' in both sound and style content.

Man I just thought you were good. Never ever anything else ✌️☮️

In his younger days, Mickey sounds like Dennis de Young...great vocalists.

The funny thing is, MT still thinks he's in JEFFERSON STARSHIP. The band still includes Kantner, David Freiberg and Donny Baldwin from MT's tenure... but he went rogue years ago and claims to tour as his own "Starship". So much for respecting the legacy!

ironbuttermilk, I don't understand where you're coming from at all!

@sportsfan283 Pls. get your popcorn, sit down and watch the game...............and clean up your mouth. Thanks.

Ah, now I FINALLY understand that song. So, why is he wearing those sunglasses? Is that where the most damage was done to his face?

Wait, you didn't build San Francisco after all? Well I'm disillusioned and burning all my Starship albums in protest of this betrayal. What next, "Don't believe in Miracles."?

There is no doubt he had a great voice. In fact him and grace as a duo had better voices (higher range) than lennon & Mc Cartney - not better songwriters!!!

I can’t listen to WBTC.....Mickey is one of my all time favorite singers and Bernie Taupin one if my favorite lyricists but I don’t like that song...I just can’t take it...I’ll listen to Jane 100x before WBTC

Mickey taking shot at Grace Slick,👎

Knee deep was thier worst album and i think Winds of change and Modern Times were 2 of the best.but that's just me.

I will always love and respect Mickey---he's an amazin talent...but not even Mickey's golden voice could save STARSHIP from sucking SO BAD in the 80's!!!! SARA was the only saving grace to that horrible band...and I still do enjoy hearing that song...but the rest of it was corporate trash...HEART fell into the same trap in the 80's.....

This guy is great artist, great voice and honest interview but not the lady, she could not sing, horrible voice.