https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07N7N6LSD/?tag=imwan-20

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/jef ... 22263.html

This is available only as a download at this point and is a new compilation (maybe not groundbreaking) but decent coverage of their hits over two decades.

1 Ride the Tiger by Jefferson Starship

2. Caroline by Jefferson Starship

3. Fast Buck Freddie by Jefferson Starship

4. Miracles by Jefferson Starship

5. Play on Love by Jefferson Starship

6. With Your Love (Remastered) by Jefferson Starship

7. Count on Me by Jefferson Starship

8. Runaway by Jefferson Starship

9. Jane by Jefferson Starship

10. Rock Music by Jefferson Starship

11. Find Your Way Back by Jefferson Starship

12. Layin' It on the Line by Jefferson Starship

13. No Way Out by Jefferson Starship

14. We Built This City by Starship

15. Sara by Starship

16. Tomorrow Doesn't Matter Tonight by Starship

17. Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now by Starship

18. It's Not Over ('Til It's Over by Starship

19. Set the Night to Music by Starship

20. It's Not Enough by Starship

Rhino Entertainment, Warner Music Group’s catalog label, has acquired the rights to the catalogs of Jefferson Starship, Starship & Hot Tuna, effective today. Also included in the deal are rights to a selection of Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna albums, solo albums by Grace Slick, and additional albums and Grunt label signings related to various other band members including Paul Kantner and David Freiberg. The announcement was made by Rhino President Mark Pinkus and band manager Jeff Jampol.

The agreement includes the use of master recordings spanning nearly twenty years, from Jefferson Airplane’s 1972 album “Long John Silver” to Starship’s 1991 “Greatest Hits (Ten Years And Change 1979-1991)” compilation. To coincide with the announcement, Rhino has released a new digital compilation “Starship Enterprise: The Best Of Jefferson Starship & Starship” and has also made all four Grace Slick solo albums (“Manhole,” “Dreams,” “Welcome To The Wrecking Ball!” and “Software”) available digitally for the first time. ”We’re real happy to have Rhino take over so much of our catalog,” said Hot Tuna/ Jefferson Airplane bassist Jack Casady. “They have an avid interest in keeping all the great music from our youth relevant and we look forward to a great relationship and all that will manifest.” ”With Rhino’s awesome track record of bona fides I am thrilled that they will be shepherding the re-releases of so much of our catalog,” added bandmate Jorma Kaukonen. “I can think of no better record company to handle this task.”

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In 1972, the Jefferson Airplane splintered into Hot Tuna and several solo projects, with Slick, guitarist Paul Kantner, Papa John Creach, John Barbata, Craig Chaquico and eventually Airplane cofounder Marty Balin reuniting as Jefferson Starship. That band released eight albums between 1974 and 1984, before splintering again and continuing as Starship. ”Overseeing and managing great artists’ legacies is a very specialized business, with a unique set of issues, problems, needs, and careful oversight. Rhino has the great ability to commit themselves, their extensive resources, and their passion for great music & art into long-term results and respectful handling of legacy artists’ careers and work, said Jampol, manager for Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship, Starship, and Hot Tuna. “It was amazing to us how passionate Rhino President Mark Pinkus was about these artists and their music – he was a true fan(atic)!”

A partial list of albums included in the deal, all of which are now available digitally:
Jefferson Airplane
Long John Silver (1972)
Thirty Seconds Over Winterland (1973)

Jefferson Starship
Dragon Fly (1974)
Red Octopus (1975)
Spitfire (1976)
Earth (1978)
Gold (1979)
Freedom At Point Zero (1979)
Modern Times (1981)
Winds Of Change (1982)
Nuclear Furniture (1984)

Starship
Knee Deep In The Hoopla (1985)
No Protection (1987)
Love Among The Cannibals (1989)
Greatest Hits (Ten Years & Change 1979-1991) (1991)

Hot Tuna
Burgers (1972)
The Phosphorescent Rat (1974)
America’s Choice (1975)
Yellow Fever (1975)
Hoppkorv (1976)

Grace Slick
Manhole (1974)
Dreams (1980)
Welcome To The Wrecking Ball! (1981)
Software (1984)

Paul Kantner/Grace Slick/David Frieberg
Baron Von Tollbooth & The Chrome Nun (1973)

It will be a sad day if much of this music remains download only. IMO the comp should have seen a physical release on day one.

I own the 2 CD Jeff Airplane/Jeff Starship/Starship comp released on RCA/BMG in the early 2000's. Great mastering, and it's all I need.

Same

so many best of/greatest hits comps out there for this band, just simply no need for another one, no need.

i never really looked, but i am going to guess you can probably get the whole catalog (8 airlpane and 8 starship albums total (that's the original band) ) for under $100 used.