A LOVE SUPREME ELECTRIC PLAYS COLTRANE AND SHARROCK
A LOVE SUPREME ELECTRIC PLAYS COLTRANE AND SHARROCK
McCabe's Guitar Shop3101 Pico Blvd, Los Angeles 90405
A Love Supreme Electric Plays Coltrane and Sharrock comes to McCabe’s Guitar Shop for a program devoted, as billed, to Coltrane and Sharrock. The title frames the night as an electric reading of music associated with those two artists. It takes place in McCabe’s back-room concert space, reached through the working instrument shop on Pico Boulevard, where folding-chair seating faces a small stage beneath walls of guitars and other stringed instruments. With no bar in the room, the setting keeps attention on the performance and on the details carrying through the space.
No further biographical information, personnel, or previous work is provided for A Love Supreme Electric Plays Coltrane and Sharrock. The available billing identifies this appearance through its focus on Coltrane and Sharrock, rather than naming individual players or describing a fixed lineup. McCabe’s has presented concerts since the late 1960s, welcoming both emerging performers and artists who return to the room, and this show joins that continuing concert history. For this night, the essential detail is the stated musical focus: an electric program playing Coltrane and Sharrock in a room designed for close listening.
McCabe’s is a working instrument shop with a concert history stretching back to the late 1960s, and its back room has welcomed both emerging artists and performers who keep returning. The show takes place among walls hung with guitars and other stringed instruments, with the audience seated in folding chairs facing a small stage. It is a listening room: there is no bar, and the quiet lets acoustic detail and lyrics carry through the room. Concerts are ticketed, and the shop’s current listings and tickets are available online, so check ahead for your show. The shop is on Pico Boulevard in Santa Monica; the concert room is reached through the store. Expect an evening focused on the performance, rather than drinks or dinner between sets.