Side 1:
Clergy
3/5's of A Mile in 10 Seconds
Somebody To Love
Fat Angel
Rock Me Baby
Side 2:
The Other Side Of This Life
It's No Secret
Plastic Fantastic Lover
Turn Out The Lights
Bear Melt
Released in 1969 on RCA Records (LSP 4133). Bless Its Pointed Little Head is a live album by Jefferson Airplane recorded at both the Fillmore East and West in the fall of 1968. Five songs on the album had not appeared on any of the band's previous studio recordings. The songs that did appear on previous albums, however, are now completely transformed into much heavier versions. Highlights of the album include Jack Casady's walking line bass playing which dominates the entire set and the blues number "Rock Me Baby" which is a harbinger of Casady's and Kaukonen's later band Hot Tuna.
Of particular interest is the musician lineup on the Donovan cover "Fat Angel", which demonstrates the versatility of the band. Marty Balin plays bass, Casady is the rhythm guitarist while Kaukonen and Kantner share the lead guitar duties. The album closes with the eleven minute improvised jam "Bear Melt", notable for the exceptional rhythm understanding between drummer Spencer Dryden and bassist Casady.
Includes original cartoon drawing of 3 strange looking creatures on a small poster.
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