“If you don't own the stage, you shouldn't be in rock n' roll.” - Grace Slick Grace owns every stage she steps on. Need proof? Watch this performance of "If You Feel Like China Breaking" live in Hamburg, 1968: https://found.ee/IfYouFeelLikeChinaBreaking | Grace Slick

Grace Slick, born in 1939, became one of the most iconic voices of the 1960s rock era. As the lead singer of Jefferson Airplane, she helped define the sound and spirit of the San Francisco music scene. Her powerful vocals and commanding stage presence turned songs like White Rabbit and Somebody to Love into timeless anthems of a generation seeking change, freedom, and self-expression. #hollywood #fblifestyle #reelschallenge #reelsfbシ | Fragments of Forgotten Days

Listen to Grace talk about the influences she pulled from when writing “White Rabbit” much more in part one of the RHINO podcast. Feed your head by listening here: https://found.ee/GraceRhinoPodcast | Grace Slick

You have to check out this epic #TBT video from Grace Slick’s 1984 appearance on the talk show PEOPLE ARE TALKING IN THE AFTERNOON where Grace subtly reminds KPIX Channel 5 host Ross McGowan what a manager typically looks like. 😏 | Grace Slick