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Marty Balin, Rock Band Jefferson Airplane Co-Founder, Dies At 76
Marty Balin, co-founder of the 1960s California psychedelic rock group Jefferson Airplane, has died aged 76, US media reported on Friday.
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Musician Dan Hicks Dies at 74
Dan Hicks was known as the leader of the acoustic band Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks, which was a contemporary of the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane in the late 1960s San Francisco psychedelic scene. At his commercial peak, Mr Hicks recorded several successful albums for Blue Thumb Records
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Paul Kantner, Counterculture Icon With Jefferson Airplane, Dead At 74
Paul Kantner, the co-founder of Jefferson Airplane whose psychedelic sound and free-spirited mindset helped define 1960s counterculture, died on Thursday aged 74, media in his native San Francisco said.
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Jefferson Airplane Co-Founder Paul Kantner Dies at 74
Mr Kantner, who was famous for his advocacy and use of drugs, died of multiple organ failure following a heart attack, the San Francisco Chronicle quoted his longtime publicist and friend Cynthia Bowman as saying
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Marty Balin, Rock Band Jefferson Airplane Co-Founder, Dies At 76
Marty Balin, co-founder of the 1960s California psychedelic rock group Jefferson Airplane, has died aged 76, US media reported on Friday.
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Musician Dan Hicks Dies at 74
Dan Hicks was known as the leader of the acoustic band Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks, which was a contemporary of the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane in the late 1960s San Francisco psychedelic scene. At his commercial peak, Mr Hicks recorded several successful albums for Blue Thumb Records
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Paul Kantner, Counterculture Icon With Jefferson Airplane, Dead At 74
Paul Kantner, the co-founder of Jefferson Airplane whose psychedelic sound and free-spirited mindset helped define 1960s counterculture, died on Thursday aged 74, media in his native San Francisco said.
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Jefferson Airplane Co-Founder Paul Kantner Dies at 74
Mr Kantner, who was famous for his advocacy and use of drugs, died of multiple organ failure following a heart attack, the San Francisco Chronicle quoted his longtime publicist and friend Cynthia Bowman as saying
