Phil Lesh - 2022-10-29 - Portchester, NY (Webcast)

Phil Lesh and Friends 

2022-10-29

Capitol Theatre 

Port Chester, NY

Webcast Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

1st Set:

01. Tuning

02. Friend Of The Devil 

03. I Second That Emotion 

04. Tennessee Jed 

05. The Race Is On 

06. It Hurts Me Too 

07. Jack Straw

2nd Set:

01. Tuning

02. Sugar Magnolia >

03. Scarlet Bagonias >

04. Fire on the Mountain

05. Let it Grow >

06. Other One >

07. Morning Dew 

08. Box of Rain 

09. Donor Rap & Band Intro

Encore

01. Not Fade Away

Phil Lesh - 2022-10-29 - Portchester, NY (Webcast)

2020s - #6: In recent years, the Capitol Theater in Westchester has regained the prominence as a rock venue that it held way back in the early 1970s. The fabled theater, which in the 1970s hosted bands such as The Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers, Hot Tuna, Leon Russell, James Taylor, Traffic, Van Morrison, Jefferson Airplane and Derek & The Dominos, eventually closed as a concert hall, then spent 40 years as a Broadway style theater and a catering hall. In 2012, however, the Capitol once again became a rock and roll venue. In doing so, it never forgot its jam band roots. The bar in the newly renovated Capitol is named Garcia's, in honor of the late great spiritual leader and lead guitarist of the Grateful Dead. And a new generation of jam bands have made the Capitol home, including Govt Mule,  the Tedeschi Trucks Band, and Phil Lesh & Friends.  Lesh and his assorted friends have played over 100 shows at the Capito, including spring runs in celebration on his birthday and fall residencies known as Phil-O-Ween! This webcast recording captures Phil on night 8 of his 9 show stand in fall 2022, on October 29, 2022, just 2 years ago today.  PS - when I selected this show to post about a month ago, I had no idea it would come just a few days after Phi's passing.  Lesh was undeniably one of the most innovative bass players in history, not to mention a man decicated to his family and charitable causes.  He will be sorely missed - may he rest in peace.