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Title: Jefferson Airplane Takes Off
Label: RCA Victor, RCA Victor
Format: Vinyl
Country: US
Released: 1966
Genre: Rock
Style: Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock
A1 Blues From An Airplane 2:10
A2 Let Me In 2:55
A3 Bringing Me Down 2:22
A4 It's No Secret 2:37
A5 Tobacco Road 3:26
B1 Come Up The Years 2:30
B2 Run Around 2:35
B3 Let's Get Together 3:32
B4 Don't Slip Away 2:31
B5 Chauffeur Blues 2:25
B6 And I Like It 3:16
Third mono version with censored lyrics to A2 and B2: see [url=https://www.discogs.com/master/edit/47873]master release[/url] for details.
Rockaway pressing identified by "R" stamped in runouts opposite the matrix numbers.
Runouts are stamped except for "15S" or "16S" which are etched.
Note that second and third version are difficult to distinguish by the matrix-numbers alone. It requires listening to the record you have and deciding if you have the censored or uncensored version.
Label gives writing credits for "Tobacco Road" to "Clay Warnick".
Barcode and other identifiers
Matrix / Runout TPRM - 0171 -16 S
Matrix / Runout TPRM - 0172 - 16 S
Matrix / Runout TPRM - 0171 -15 S A2 R
Matrix / Runout TPRM - 0172 - 15 S A1 R
Jefferson Airplane Takes Off - Jefferson Airplane
$9.99
Artist: Jefferson Airplane
Label: RCA Victor
Catalog: LPM-3584
Format: LP
Media Condition: Very Good (VG)
Condition Notes: 1966, Mono, 3rd Version, Censored, Rockaway Press
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Label: RCA Victor, RCA Victor
Format: Vinyl
Country: US
Released: 1966
Genre: Rock
Style: Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock
A1 Blues From An Airplane 2:10
A2 Let Me In 2:55
A3 Bringing Me Down 2:22
A4 It's No Secret 2:37
A5 Tobacco Road 3:26
B1 Come Up The Years 2:30
B2 Run Around 2:35
B3 Let's Get Together 3:32
B4 Don't Slip Away 2:31
B5 Chauffeur Blues 2:25
B6 And I Like It 3:16
Third mono version with censored lyrics to A2 and B2: see [url=https://www.discogs.com/master/edit/47873]master release[/url] for details.
Rockaway pressing identified by "R" stamped in runouts opposite the matrix numbers.
Runouts are stamped except for "15S" or "16S" which are etched.
Note that second and third version are difficult to distinguish by the matrix-numbers alone. It requires listening to the record you have and deciding if you have the censored or uncensored version.
Label gives writing credits for "Tobacco Road" to "Clay Warnick".
Barcode and other identifiers
Matrix / Runout TPRM - 0171 -16 S
Matrix / Runout TPRM - 0172 - 16 S
Matrix / Runout TPRM - 0171 -15 S A2 R
Matrix / Runout TPRM - 0172 - 15 S A1 R