Somebody to Love

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"Somebody to Love" is a 1967 psychedelic rock song, originally by The Great Society and made famous by Jefferson Airplane, that became one of the defining anthems of the San Francisco counterculture era.

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instanceOf single
song
albumVersionBy Jefferson Airplane NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Someone to Love (working title)
artist Jefferson Airplane NERFINISHED
associatedWithMovement San Francisco counterculture
associatedWithScene Haight-Ashbury music scene
bSideOfSingleByJeffersonAirplane She Has Funny Cars NERFINISHED
chartSuccess major hit in the United States
composer Darby Slick NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs anthem of the San Francisco counterculture era
era 1960s rock
genre psychedelic rock
hasTitle Somebody to Love NERFINISHED
includedOnAlbum Surrealistic Pillow NERFINISHED
label RCA Victor NERFINISHED
language English
leadVocalistOnHitVersion Grace Slick NERFINISHED
madeFamousBy Jefferson Airplane NERFINISHED
notableFor association with the Summer of Love
powerful vocals by Grace Slick
prominent electric guitar
originalArtist The Great Society NERFINISHED
originalReleaseYear 1966
performedBy Jefferson Airplane NERFINISHED
The Great Society NERFINISHED
performedLiveBy Jefferson Airplane at major rock festivals
placeOfOrigin San Francisco NERFINISHED
recordedBy Jefferson Airplane NERFINISHED
The Great Society NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1967
writer Darby Slick NERFINISHED

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Jefferson Airplane notableWork Somebody to Love
Jefferson Airplane notableSong Somebody to Love
Let’s Roll hasTrack Somebody to Love
subject surface form: Let's Roll