Grace Slick

Grace Slick is an American rock singer and songwriter best known as the lead vocalist of Jefferson Airplane during the psychedelic rock era of the late 1960s.

Her powerful, distinctive voice drove iconic counterculture anthems like "White Rabbit" and "Somebody to Love." She continued with the band's successor groups Jefferson Starship and Starship before retiring from music in the 1990s to pursue visual art.

1960s

counterculture

Rejection of mainstream values

San Francisco · psychedelia · flower power · anti-war · Vietnam protest · free love · acid rock · youth rebellion · Timothy Leary · draft resistance

vocalist

Jefferson Airplane

Psychedelic rock band

Jefferson Starship · performer · stage presence · live performance · recording artist · album · concert · tour · hit single · Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

legacy

trailblazer

First to forge ahead

legendary · feminist icon · groundbreaking · revolutionary · cultural impact · enduring · timeless · inspiration

White Rabbit

Alice

Common female name

Lewis Carroll · caterpillar · pills · allegory · surrealism · trippy · fantasy · Go Ask Alice · rabbit hole · protest song

Woodstock

festival

Organized public celebration

audience · stage · rain · communal

Opposites
musical style and cultural stance

Grace SlickPat Boone

Doris Day · Karen Carpenter · Marie Osmond · Olivia Newton-John · Debbie Reynolds

vocal approach in rock

Grace SlickJoan Baez

Joni Mitchell · Linda Ronstadt · Carly Simon · Carole King · Emmylou Harris

Family

grace, graces, graced, gracing, graceful, gracefully, gracefulness, graceless, gracelessness

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G