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We Can Be Together

Brian K. Noe · April 13, 2016 ·

This has long been one of my favorite Jefferson Airplane songs, and I love this demo version from Paul Kantner. It’s amazing that all of the harmonic and rhythmic elements of the song were there right from the start.

I wasn’t able to find proper guitar tabs for this online, but as nearly as I can tell, he’s dropped both E strings on the guitar to D, so I’m experimenting with that tuning this week.

Filed Under: Music Tagged With: 1960s, Heroes, Hippies, Inspiration, Jefferson Airplane, Kantner, Radicals, Revolution, San Francisco

From Posh to Poverty in SoMa

Brian K. Noe · January 13, 2015 ·

Sylvia takes a walk South of Market in San Francisco.

“Under the freeway was a line of shopping carts ballooning with black plastic garbage bags. And on a dirt embankment across the street I saw shapes of people hanging out, talking and smoking in what seemed like a convivial atmosphere, much like a street fair. A few blocks north, the scene completely changed as new million-dollar condos popped up, and their denizens and designer pets strolled the glittery streets.”

Read the full essay: Berkeley Blog: Air-to-Earth Bnb: From Posh to Poverty in SF’s SoMa.

Filed Under: Curated Links Tagged With: Inequality, Poverty, San Francisco

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