Jerry Garcia Band
Capitol Theatre
Passaic, NJ
3/1/80
Download FLAC: Amazon Drive
Early Show
1. Sugaree
2. Catfish John
3. How Sweet It Is
4. Sitting Here In Limbo>
5. That’s Alright Mama
Encore:
6. Deal
Late Show
01. Mission in the Rain
02. That’s What Love Will Make You Do
03. Russian Lullaby
04. Harder They Come
05. Tiger Rose
06. Promontory Rider
07. Midnight Moonlight
–Encore–
08. Dear Prudence
Jerry Garcia- guitar
John Kahn- bass
Ozzy Allers- keyboards
Johnny de Foncesca- drums
Source 1:
Early Show Only
This is flac encoded & tagged version of shnid: 4429
CDR>TAE>WAV>SHN
Notes:
1-2 sec. clipping due to fade ins on both Sugaree and How Sweet It Is
Slight 2-3 sec. flutter during beginning of Sugaree
“Simple Twist Of Fate” was played (between How Sweet It Is and Limbo)
and is
missing. If anyone has this track from either the SBD or circulating
FM
source, please contact me.
Extracted and Shortened by Dan M.
d1metz@pacbell.net
Thanks to Mike Lai for providing this seed!
Source 2:
Late Show Only
This is flac encoded & tagged version of shnid: 14983
MAC > DATs > CDs > HP 9350i extraction (EAC v0.9
beta 4) > slight editing using Sound Forge Studio 6.0 >
tracking (CD Wave v1.6) > sector boundary verification
(shntool v1.01) > .shn encoding (mkwACT v0.97 beta 1).
Extraction and .shn encoding by Joe Jupille.
Notes/Flaws:
– Great show!
– I removed a few very minor pops and ticks using Sound Forge Studio
6.0.
d1t04 Russian Lullaby fades in, very little missing
d1t05 Harder They Come pop @ 10:12 (still audible after smoothing)
d1t08 Midnight Moonlight fades out, most missing
Thanks to Andy Lemieux for the source discs!
A MisSHN in the Rain Installment of the Music Never Stopped Project.
Source 3:
Early Show Only
This is flac encoded & tagged version of shnid: 17928
MFR (Taped by Barry Glassberg from WNEW-FM, New York) > TEAC
X-2000R playback @ 7.5 ips (no Dolby) > Tascam DA-40 DAT >
Tascam CDRW-700 master CD > Tascam CD-D4000mkII CD clone >
Plexwriter PX-W4824A extraction (EAC v0.9 beta 4) > sector
boundary verification (shntool v1.01) > .shn encoding (mkwACT
v0.97 beta 1). A > CD by Mark Cohen, EAC > SHN by Joe Jupille
(jjoops AT attbi DOT com).
Notes/Comments:
– No flaws noted.
Thanks to Mark Cohen for the source CDs!
themidnightcafe.org 
Wow, what a blast from the past. I had an ongoing press pass for the Capitol. A friend of mine worked outside security for John Scher back in the day. I saw many great shows there. The Garcia shows were special events. i think Jerry liked playing there more than any other place.
Hi,
nice to see you back up and running again. For the record it’s an excellent shortlist of artists. I mean you are ‘The Man’ these days for Van posts and Dead/Jerry shows too. As for Bob well I have cupboards full but can always find room for more!
Yeah, these artists on Filefactory host sounds like a winning combination to me.
Take care and big thanks as always
DylanDave
ah nice to have ya back. Capitol Theater was in a seedy part of Jersey, XXX Movies during the day and great rock shows at night. I saw GD there 4/27/77 and Bob Weir 3/78. These shows were great, Jer seemed to like the vibe there. Heck he did his solo acts there. John Scher was the owner. Wished I was at these shows. You have brought them to me. Thanks and welcome back!
Hey Street Pig, I was at that Dead show too. I think I still have the ticket stub somewhere. The Heidelburg behind the Capitol was a great bar.
And yeah, great to see this up and running again. Welcome back.
Wilbur, I did frequently visited a bar nearby the theater, say the least we kinda stood out being the only white hippies there. We spent money and freely gave a lot of smiles too. We probably weren’t the first freaks to patronize the fine establishment :). The patrons and staff could feel that we were peaceful and were looking to anchor the lyseric tide that was staring to seep into our brains. SP
The Dead played the Palladium the week after these shows. I spent my 20th birthday at the Palladium seeing the Dead. What a memorable birthday that was.
We used to go to the Heidelburg on nights when there weren’t any shows. It was that great a place.
We were Northern Bergen County Hippies.