Rather like fellow San Francisco band The Grateful Dead,

Jefferson Starship find themselves in the twenty first century with

as much interest in their career as they had in the sixties and

seventies. The band still led by founder member Paul Kantner

and joined by fellow founder member David Freiberg still tour

regularly and also record releasing a new studio album in late

2008.

This live album was recorded on June 12th 2009 at the Del Mar

Fairgrounds in Del Mar California. The album captures this

legendary band at one of their most recent live concerts

celebrating Jefferson Airplane's appearance at the legendary

Woodstock Festival in August 1969. The band perform a number

of their classic songs including 'Somebody To Love', 'White

Rabbit', 'Eskimo Blue Day Volunteers' and 'The Other Side Of

This Life', all of which featured in Jefferson Airplane's set at

Woodstock forty years ago.
The album also features former Grateful Dead keyboardist Tom

Constanten on two Grateful Dead songs, 'Deal' and 'I Know You

Rider' which cements the relationship The Dead shared with the

Airplane and Starship during the sixties and seventies. It is a

relationship that survives to this day.

Jefferson Starship are currently touring the world as part of the

celebrations for the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock Festival.