About this album
Sound:
"A fusion of soft rock melodies and psychedelic explorations, capturing the essence of late '70s musical experimentation."
Where they were
Released in January 1978, 'Earth' was Jefferson Starship's third studio album, following the commercially successful 'Spitfire'. At this point, the band was transitioning from their psychedelic roots to a more mainstream rock sound, showcasing a blend of pop sensibilities with progressive elements.
Why it matters
'Earth' reached No. 15 on the Billboard 200 and marked a notable shift in the band's sound, integrating more pop-oriented tracks. The album's single 'Count On Me' became a radio staple, further solidifying Jefferson Starship's presence in the rock landscape of the late '70s.
Essential tracks
- "Count On Me" — This track highlights the band's softer side with its catchy melody and harmonies, becoming one of their most recognizable songs.
- "Love Too Good" — 'Love Too Good' showcases the band's ability to blend rock with emotional depth, featuring soaring vocals and intricate instrumentals.
- "Fire" — With its driving beat and anthemic chorus, 'Fire' exemplifies the band's knack for creating powerful rock anthems that resonate with audiences.
Release Date
January 1, 1978
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Love Too Good 6:07
- 2 Count On Me 3:17
- 3 Take Your Time 4:14
- 4 Crazy Feelin’ 3:42
- 5 Skateboard 3:23
- 6 Fire 4:47
- 7 Show Yourself 4:39
- 8 Runaway 5:24
- 9 All Nite Long 6:35
