1982-06-22 [Tue]

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Mosque, Richmond, VA

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Jerry Garcia - electric guitar, vocals
John Kahn - electric bass
Bill Kreutzmann - drums
Melvin Seals - keyboards
Jimmy Warren - keyboards
Julie Stafford - vocals
Liz Stires - vocals
Set 1:
How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) , They Love Each Other , Sitting In Limbo , Valerie , Simple Twist Of Fate , Midnight Moonlight

Set 2:
Sugaree , I Second That Emotion , Let It Rock , Dear Prudence , Run For The Roses

Encore:
Deal
Tour
JGB Summer 1982
Audio
Notes
  • Liz Stires has said that this was her last show.
  • Sue: capacity 3,667; tix $10.50; GP $38,503.50, 6% tax, net potential $36,324.06. $7,500 guarantee plus 82% gross receipts after tax over $28,874.73 plus 100% difference between estimated non-variable expenses of $23,784 and actual expenses.
  • Dead.net 5/25/77 entry yields a recollection that is a little time-challenged, but seasonally correct: "I saw Jerry Band at the Mosque in spring '82. I can't imagine a more ideal venue ... Beautiful magnolia trees in the small park in front of the theater. If these were in bloom, those flowers made for a truly "natural high" and also made very nice flowers to toss on the stage. Quite a bit heavier than roses though" (Jetstream). commenter BonAirLightnin: "The Richmond Mosque (later renamed Landmark Theater) is a smaller opera house style venue in the heart of the VA Commonwealth University campus and home to the Richmond Symphony. It has a storied history of hosting musical legends such as Frank Sinatra and Jimi Hendrix".
    • Historical
  • Garcia's last known performance with Liz Stires
    • Torrents for Date