Other works

CD: "After Bathing at Baxter's" (RCA)

CD: "Crown of Creation" (RCA)

CD: "Jefferson Airplane Takes Off" (RCA)

(1967) Album: "Surrealistic Pillow" (RCA) (CD also released on RCA)

CD: "Platinum & Gold Collection" (RCA)

CD: "Volunteers" (RCA)

(1974) Album: "Early Flight" (Grunt)

(1971) Album: "Bark" (Grunt)

(1972) Album: "Long John Silver" (Grunt)

(1973) Album: "Thirty Seconds Over Winterland" (Grunt)

(1969) Album: "Bless Its Pointed Little Head" (RCA)

(1970) Album: "The Worst of Jefferson Airplane" (RCA)

CD: "Best of Jefferson Airplane--Somebody to Love" (Columbia)

(November 6, 1965) He attended the Appeal I at the San Francisco Mime Troupe's company's loft on Howard Street in San Francisco, California with Charles Perry; Sandy Bull; Allen Ginsberg; The Frogs and Jefferson Airplane were in attendance. Bill Graham was promoter. R. G. Davis was artistic director.

(December 10, 1965) The fundraiser, "Appeal II: For Continued Freedom in the Arts", was raised at a rented auditorium in Geary near Fillmore in San Francisco, California with Jefferson Airplane; The Great Society; Big Brother and the Holding Company; Quicksilver Messenger Service; The Charlatans; John Handy Quintet; Mystery Trend; Gentlemen's Band and the Grateful Dead (formerly the Warlocks) using their new name for the first time. Wes Wilson was the poster designer. R. G. Davis was artistic director.

(April 12, 1967) The fundraiser, "Appeal IV," was performed to raise money for legal fees for the San Francisco Mime Troupe in San Francisco, California with Jefferson Airplane; Moby Grape; The Grateful Dead; Quicksilver; Messenger Service; Loading Zone and Andrew Stables Group in the cast. Robert Hurwitt, a troupe member, was producer. R.G. Davis was artistic director.