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 Anderson, though inferior to Slick, performs excellently, endowed with a powerful and inspired voice.

 The track that strikes me the most for its rhythm and the devastating effects of Kaukonen’s guitar is 'Let Me In', certainly the most inspired and innovative track on the record.

This review reexamines Jefferson Airplane's 1966 debut album 'Takes Off,' highlighting its strong blues influences and early psychedelic sound. Although it lacks later band members Grace Slick and Dryden, the album features powerful performances by Signe Anderson and showcases the talents of Kaukonen and Casady. Standout tracks like "Let Me In" demonstrate innovation that foreshadowed the band's future success. The album is praised as a foundational record in the San Francisco rock movement and deserves renewed attention. Explore Jefferson Airplane’s powerful debut and rediscover the roots of psychedelic rock. Listen now to 'Takes Off' and experience their early blues-rock magic!