After the first couple of years, the band dropped the use of “The Next Generation”, and began to perform as simply Jefferson Starship. In 1995 they released Deep Space / Virgin Sky , a live album recorded at the House of Blues in West Hollywood, California on January 21, 1995. The album featured eight new and seven classic tunes. Grace Slick joined the band for five songs, “Lawman”, “Wooden Ships”, ” Somebody to Love ” and ” White Rabbit ” and ” Volunteers “. In 1999 Jefferson Starship released the studio album Windows of Heaven , which featured Slick on background vocals on one song, “I’m On Fire”.
After the first couple of years, the band dropped the use of “The
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