The Worst Of Jefferson Airplane 1970 US 1st Press VG/VG+

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE - THE WORST OF JEFFERSON AIRPLANE

Dive headfirst into the definitive sound of the 1960s San Francisco counterculture with The Worst of Jefferson Airplane—a brilliantly self-deprecating titled compilation that actually gathers the psychedelic rock pioneers' absolute greatest hits. Issued during a period of band inactivity, this iconic collection spans their legendary 1966–1969 output, highlighting the soaring, radical vocal interplay of Grace Slick, Marty Balin, and Paul Kantner. Anchored by timeless anthem classics like "Somebody to Love" and "White Rabbit" alongside incendiary album cuts like "Volunteers" and "Crown of Creation," it stands as one of the most essential, potent time capsules of the Summer of Love and the American late-60s rock revolution.

1970 US release by RCA, catalog # LSP-4459.  First pressing manufactured at Rockaway plant in gatefold sleeve.  

Sleeve grades VG+.  Great condition sleeve with no real material deficiencies.  Clean, sharp corners, nice finish, etc.  Includes original old-fashioned RCA Victor style inner sleeve and labels.

Vinyl grades VG.  Solid VG disc plays with some crackle behind the music.  Vinyl surface also VG with a number of light surface marks, etc. - nothing problematic.