album Planet Earth Rock and Roll Orchestra. Kantner appeared as credited lead vocalist on the song "Declaration Of Independence" and contributing vocalist on "The Sky Is No Limit" and "Let's Go", all of which appear on Planet Earth Rock And Roll Orchestra. She also made an uncredited appearance on the songs "Wooden Ships" and "Volunteers" on the 1995 live album Deep Space/Virgin Sky, which was later re-released in an expanded form as Deeper Space/Extra Virgin Sky. Career Theater According to her agency resume, Kantner appeared in the following productions: Batman - The Ensemble Theatre Company, San Francisco, California. Flying Hormones - The Ensemble Theatre Company, San Francisco, California. Touch Me - The Ensemble Theatre Company, San Francisco, California. The Two Orphans - The Ensemble Theatre Company, San Francisco, California. Television Kantner has appeared as an actress in the following TV shows: Monty, as Geena (series regular), Touchstone/Fox Broadcasting, 1994. Murphy Brown, as Beth (guest star), Warner Brothers/CBS TV, 1996. Too Something (aka New York Daze), as Jennifer (guest star), Warner Brothers/Fox Broadcasting, 1996. L.A. Firefighters, as Flame (recurring character), 20th Century Fox/Fox Broadcasting, 1996. Grace Under Fire, as Waitress (guest star), Carsey-Werner/ABC TV, 1997. Home Improvement, as Willow Branch Leaf Wilson (recurring character), ABC TV, 1998. She has also appeared as herself as a guest or contributor on the following shows: China Kantner's Guest VJ Hour, MTV, July 1986 to circa 1990. Behind The Music - Jefferson Airplane, VH1 TV, April 5, 1998. The Home & Family Show, The Family Channel, July 6, 1998. Politically Incorrect, ABC TV, November 26, 1999. Film Kantner has appeared in the following films: Three of Hearts, as unknown character, New Line Films, 1993. The Stoned Age (aka Tack's Chicks), as Jill, Trimark Films, 1994. Airheads, as Female Rocker, 20th Century Fox, 1994. S.F.W., as Female Pantyhose Gunman, Black Dog Productions, 1994. Grace of My Heart, as Singer on beach, Universal Pictures, 1996. The Evening Star, as Jane, Paramount Pictures, 1996. References Notes Bibliography Brown, A. (November 2000). "Moon, I'll Get It - The China Kantner Story" Liverpool, UK: Holding Together magazine Dodd, D. (1996). Playing It Straight. Deerfield Beach, Florida: HCI. Kantner, C. (2008). Official MySpace profile. Paradigm Talent and Literary Agency (1998). "Resume: China Kantner" Tamarkin, J. (2003). Got A Revolution: The Turbulent Flight Of Jefferson Airplane. New York: Atria Books. External links Living people American film actresses American television actresses Songwriters from