The band's final studio album, released on RCA after years of changing lineups and shifting musical directions. It features a mix of new material and re-recordings of earlier songs.
- The album was released in September 1971, several months after Grace Slick and Paul Kantner had formed the separately credited group Jefferson Starship.
- Despite the band's internal turmoil, "Bark" reached number 43 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- The album was the first released on the RCA Victor imprint of RCA Records, rather than the previous RCA subsidiary Grunt Records.
Jefferson Airplane was a San Francisco band who broke through in the late 1960s as figureheads of the psychedelic rock scene. By 1971, the band's original lineup had fractured, with key members pursuing solo careers or forming new groups.
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