Freedom At Point Zero (Jefferson Starship, 1979)
- Just The Same (lyrics by Craig Chaquico, Jeannette Sears, Eric Van Soest, music by Craig Chaquico and Eric Van Soest) (single)
- Rock Music (lyrics by Craig Chaquico, Jeannette Sears, music by Craig Chaquico)
- Awakening (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Fading Lady Light (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
Modern Times (Jefferson Starship, 1981)
- Alien (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Save Your Love (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Stranger (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears) (MTV video)
- Mary (lyrics by Craig Chaquico, Jeannette Sears, music by Craig Chaquico)
Winds of Change (Jefferson Starship, 1982)
- Be My Lady (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears) (MTV video)
- I Will Stay (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Quit Wasting Time (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Winds of Change (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears) (MTV video)
Nuclear Furniture (Jefferson Starship, 1984)
- Assassin (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Live And Let Live (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Sorry Me, Sorry You (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
Watchfire (Pete Sears, 1988)
- Guatemala (video) (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- The Stream (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Save Something For the Children (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Nothing Personal (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- One More Innocent (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Rainforest (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Let The Dove Fly Free (lyrics by Jeannette Sears and Mimi Farina, music by Pete Sears)
The Long Haul (Pete Sears, 2001)
- Brother John (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Marin County Blues (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- 12 Long Years and No Parole (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Dance With The Past (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- A Light Rain of Grace (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
MoonAlice (2011)
- Who Can Say (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears)
- Kick It Open (lyrics by Jeannette Sears, music by Pete Sears) (produced by T-Bone Burnett)
Guatemala (Pete Sears)
The video for the song Guatemala, directed by Ray Telles, is currently being used by Amnesty International. Some of the footage in the video was shot by passers-by who witnessed a man being abducted by a death squad. Pete’s friend David Grisman plays mandolin and Pete plays both piano and slide guitar. This film was used for fund-raising, and also to raise awareness of the genocide in Guatmala in the eighties.
Stranger (Jefferson Starship)
I didn’t particularly like the way the Stranger video turned out, but I’m glad it got made. It was played in heavy rotation on MTV, but I just felt they could have done something more mysterious than draping a scarf over Micky’s head. The song is a metaphor, but it is also very visual. Grace was magnificent in it.
Winds of Change (Jefferson Starship)
Again, I felt that the Winds of Change video could have had a lot more content that was relevent to the lyrics…maybe all writers feel like that, but honestly, the lyrics are gritty–about life and death, the big issues we all face, and the beast refers, of course, to death…not a computer generated wolf…but the band sounds great and it was an honor for Pete and me to have the title track.
Be My Lady (Jefferson Starship)
Be My Lady was so much fun to make and I still love the video in spite of the hideous eighties clothing. Look for me and our son Dylan sitting next to Pete at the piano.