I never knew her very well ... we were all just a bunch of hippies hangin' out at the time. Everyone just happened to be living in the same neighborhood. I just knew her from the neighborhood, and like neighbors do, sometimes we'd do things together. After the Airplane moved to 2400 Fulton Street, we'd sometimes go over there to shoot pool and hang out. The pool table was in the dining room, the house had very little furniture, and more often than not was left unlocked People would go in and out even if none of the band were at home, which was often the case. Those were pretty loose days, Mike ... everyone knew everyone, even if only superficially and for a short time.
However, Bark is available on CD ... Japanese release. I bet you could find it on eBay or any number of venues. Shel > [Original Message] > From: mike wilson > > The raggedy looking woman was Grace Slick > > If you still know her, could you ask if she's got a spare copy of "Bark"? Not released on CD yet and my vinyl copy was stolen decades ago. 8-( > > m > > > ----------------------------------------- > Email sent from www.ntlworld.com > Virus-checked using McAfee(R) Software > Visit www.ntlworld.com/security for more information
