Event took place in September 1984. Continue Reading →
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Live from the Capitol Theatre, part 3 (color clips, 1978-1986)
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Stevie Ray Vaughan, Lou Reed, Buddy Guy, Brian Setzer and more. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Passaic
Live from the Capitol Theatre, part 2: Twenty more great YouTube finds
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The Police, The Pretenders, Frank Zappa, Cheap Trick and more. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Passaic
Live from the Capitol Theatre: 20 great YouTube finds
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Van Morrison, Patti Smith, Bruce Springsteen, Southside Johnny and others. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Passaic
Grateful Dead show at Capitol Theatre will be included on new boxed set
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‘June 1976’ will also features shows in New York and Boston. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Passaic
Remembering David Sancious’ 1980 ‘Across the Universe’ tribute to John Lennon (LISTEN HERE)
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Performance took place at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Passaic
Springsteen’s 1974’s Capitol Theatre debut: Read the original Star-Ledger review
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‘A complete performer who has mixed Dylan, punk rock, Spector and a love of the underdog into an irresistible stage mix,’ wrote George Kanzler. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Passaic
Bruce Springsteen releases recording of 1978 show at Capitol Theatre
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Among the concert’s 22 songs were ‘Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,’ ‘Incident on 57th Street,’ ‘Good Rockin’ Tonight’ and ‘It’s My Life.’ Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Passaic, Springsteen
Prince in his prime: Watch complete ’82 concert at Passaic’s Capitol Theatre
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Springsteen ’78 Capitol Theatre marquee to be displayed in Asbury Park
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It’s one of many pieces of memorabilia related to the career of concert promoter John Scher that will be in Where Music Lives exhibit from Nov. 14 to Dec. 27. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Asbury Park, Passaic
Concert promoter John Scher to speak at Where Music Lives in Asbury Park
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Evening will focus on his work in Asbury Park and Passaic in the ’70s and ’80s. Continue Reading →
