Volunteers

	Name	Volunteers
	Type	Album
	Artist	Jefferson Airplane
	Cover	Jefferson Airplane-Volunteers (album cover)jpg
	Background	orange
	Released	November 1969
	Recorded	April 1969
	Genre	Psychedelic Rock
	Length	44:13
	Label	BMG
	Producer
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	Last Album	''''' Bless Its Pointed Little Head ''''' <br /> (1969)
	This Album	''Volunteers'' <br /> (1969)
	Next Album	''''' Bark ''''' <br /> (1971)

Volunteers is a 1969 album by American Psychedelic Rock band, Jefferson Airplane . It is still considered one of the more controversial albums of all time, mostly relating to anti-war messages in the songs. The original title of the album was supposed to be "Volunteers of America", but pressure from RCA lead to the actual name.

Some people have criticized the album, stereotyping it as typical of the Hippie philosophy with anti-war and pro- Anarchism songs. The theme of the nature, communities and ecology was also explored with "The Farm" and "Eskimo Blue Day".

TRACK LISTING

#We Can Be Together - 5:48
#Good Shepherd - 4:21
#The Farm - 3:15
#Hey Fredrick - 8:26
#Turn My Life Down - 2:54
#Wooden Ships - 6:24
#Eskimo Blue Day - 6:31
#A Song for All Seasons - 3:28
#Meadowlands - 1:04
#Volunteers - 2:02

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Volunteers