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Shannon

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Little Red Rooster
Sept. 30, 1980
Warfield Theatre

How high can Garcia get?
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Truckin'
Sept. 29, 1980
Warfield Theater

Long haul jam here. Great tone, Jerry's got it totally busted with overdrive, and Bob is clean as a whistle. Excellent transition into Wharf Rat
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He's Gone
Sept. 27, 1980
Warfield Theater

Could have been an all-timer with a synchronistic crowd leading the claps, but they’re waaaay fast on tempo. Band sloppily tried to match.
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Cold Rain and Snow
Sept. 27, 1980
Warfield Theater

Crowd is nice and rowdy tonight. Wonder how tickets were dolled for this run. Sounds like 250 instead of 2,500 in there.
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Black Peter
Sept. 26, 1980
Warfield Theater

Such a beautiful clean tone on Jerry's Tiger here. I wonder how it sounded in the room, boy does it ever shine on tape.

Comments

Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication
May 15, 1980
Nassau Coliseum

Sounds like a completely different band, could have been a smash hit 12" single if they cut it like this.
Tennessee Jed
April 28, 1980
N/A

'Bama is BUMPING!!! Huge pops from the crowd at every phrase, and the gang is returning the energy in full force.
Tennessee Jed
April 28, 1980
N/A

'Bama is BUMPING!!! Huge pops from the crowd at every phrase, and the gang is returning the energy in full force.
Loser
March 30, 1980
Capitol Theatre

Brooding and steamy, smells like the 80's. Bobby locked on deep Phaser - Jerry has the Tiger roaring - Brent starting to hammer down.
Brown Eyed Women
March 31, 1980
Capitol Theatre

Skyblue Peace Van QUOTE/ For those that were there, it was a cold, frosty evening in Passaic, NJ, not the place you would normally hang out unless there was a really good reason to be there! The three shows were some of the first lottery shows and tickets were scarce and expensive. On this night, we were looking for anything to get inside, but could not afford the going rate. I found an obstructed view ticket for $ 20.00 and we had $ 50.00 for the second ticket. My van was parked right in front of the theatre and we were already getting slightly electric and prepared to party in/out of the van for the evening, when a short man with a nicely groomed beard, leather jacket and Gatsby hat, offered me two tickets for face value, $ 12.50 each. Could they be fake? A crowd gathered and I had to say to my fellow heads, “He’s talking to me” and handed the gentleman $ 25.00. The tickets said Row C. I immediately sold my obstructed view ticket for the same $ 20.00 I paid and we ventured toward the front door, then thru the front door and into the venue and down the aisle on the floor. So far, so good! We kept on walking and quickly realized that due to the small theatre and the need for more stage area, rows A and B were consumed by the stage and row C was actually the first row. Our seats were dead center, inches from Jerry and the Boys. We were in shock. I looked around and asked those around us where they got their tickets and several stated that they got them at face value outside! We were all clearly miracled!! The show starts and during Brown Eyed Woman, a young lady sitting behind me decides that at that moment she needs to hand a bouquet of roses to Jerry. Needless to say, I am just as buzzed as she is! I look at her and then look at Jerry. He’s looking over his glasses at her, shaking his head, and then he looks at me and gives me the look to help her. I tell her to throw them on stage. She insists she has to hand them to him. I convince her that Jerry wants her to throw them on stage. Jerry nods his head and we get her to toss the roses on stage. Jerry throws her a couple of licks and disaster is narrowly averted! The rest of the show is a blur, but a very colorful blur indeed!! /QUOTE