McCabe's Guitar Shop is a

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store and live music venue on Pico Boulevard in

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, United States. Opened in 1958 by Gerald L. McCabe, a well-known furniture designer. McCabe's specializes in acoustic and folk instruments, including

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s, dulcimers,

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s, psaltries,

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s, ouds, and ethnic percussion. Since 1969, McCabe's has also been a noted forum for folk concerts.

Concerts at McCabe's

The decor at McCabe's is stripped down, with concerts being given in a back room with folding chairs and walls covered with vintage guitars, banjos, ukuleles and other instruments. A poll by '' Los Angeles Magazine'' in 2008 ranked McCabe's as one of the 32 greatest things about Los Angeles, with McCabe's defeating the Hollywood Bowl in a direct face-off. In ''The Guide'' prepared by the ''

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'', McCabe's is described as "an achingly intimate room" with a "bare-bones setting" featuring "the best guitar music west of the 405 Freeway." ''The Guide'' continues: "Legends, traveling

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s and local talent—they all seem to pass through McCabe's at some point. They may be there to get their guitars fixed; the club has a day job as one of the oldest

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stores in the city." Frommer's describes the McCabe's experience as "intimate in the extreme; the gig would have to be in your living room to get any cozier." The

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guide to Los Angeles calls McCabe's "a mild-mannered guitar/stringed instrument shop by day" that "opens up as a world-class concert venue by night." At full capacity the concert room holds 150. The first concert was held in 1969, a benefit concert to help Elizabeth Cotton with travel fare to get her back home after a concert engagement elsewhere was cancelled, leaving her stranded in the area. That first concert was organized by Mike Seeger and the line-up featured Bryndle, Karla Bonoff, Andrew Gold, and Kenny Edwards. The opening act was

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. McCabe's is owned by Robert and Esperanza Riskin. Robert is the son of actress Fay Wray and screenwriter Robert Riskin ("

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"). The Riskins retired from running the store in 2020, citing COVID. McCabe's Guitar Shop is now run by the Riskins' daughter Nora McGraw and her husband Walt McGraw. Concerts returned to McCabe's in 2022 after the COVID hiatus.

Performers

The list of past performers includes: *

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* Altan * Dave Alvin * The Aman Folk Orchestra * Alistair Anderson *

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* Battlefield Band *

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* Pierre Bensusan * Byron Berline and Sundance * Krishna Bhatt * The Blind Boys of Alabama * Frank Black * Norman Blake * Blanche * Michael Bloomfield *

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* Boys of the Lough * Paul Brady * David Bromberg *

* Kevin Burke & Michael O'Domhnaill * T Bone Burnett *

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* Liz Carroll & John Doyle * Lori Carson * Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer *

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* Peter Case * Exene Cervenka *

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* Gene Clark *

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* Elizabeth Cotten * Cowboy Junkies * Marshall Crenshaw * Evan Dando * De Dannan *

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* The Dillards *

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* Hamza El Din * Steve Earle * Joe Ely *

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* Archie Fisher * Black Francis * Glenn Frey * Bill Frisell * Dick Gaughan * Giant Sand * Vince Gill * Steve Gillette * Jimmie Dale Gilmore *

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* Tracy Grammer *

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* Dirk Hamilton * John Wesley Harding *

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* John Hiatt * Dan Hicks *

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* John Lee Hooker * Hot Tuna * Andy Irvine *

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* Bobby Kimmel * Klezmorim *

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* The Incredible String Band * I See Hawks In LA * Bert Jansch * Jorma Kaukonen * Dolores Keane * Paul Kelly * Steve Kilbey * Al Kooper * Krysia Krystianne *

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* David Lindley * Mance Lipscomb * Nils Lofgren * Long Ryders * Longbranch Pennywhistle * Ewan MacColl &

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* Ray Manzarek *

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* John Martyn *

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* Mary Lee and Nancy * Mary McCaslin * The Del McCoury Band * Joe & Antoinette McKenna * Paula McMath * James McMurtry *

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* Mick Moloney * Bob Mould *

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* Muzsikas *

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* Tracy Newman * The Nields *

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* Mojo Nixon *

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* Maura O’Connell * Odetta * Liam O’Flynn & Donal Lunny * Herb Ohta * Old Blind Dogs * Carla Olson *

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* Patrick Street *

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* Pentangle *

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* Sam Phillips * Utah Phillips * Plimsouls *

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* Kenny Rankin * R.E.M. * Jean Redpath *

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* John Renbourn *

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* Stan Rogers *

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* Rick Ruskin *

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* Billy Joe Shaver *

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* Silly Wizard * Spinal Tap * Jody Stecher *

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* Andy Stewart & Gerry O’Beirne *

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* Lyle Ritz * John David Souther * June Tabor * Tannahill Weavers * Jack Tempchin * They Might Be Giants * Richard Thompson (musician), Richard Thompson * Russ Tolman * Train to Sligo * Venice * Tom Verlaine * Loudon Wainwright III * Tom Waits * M. Ward * Jennifer Warnes * The Watersons * Doc Watson * Lucinda Williams * Robin Williamson * Nancy Wilson (guitarist), Nancy Wilson * George Winston * Gabriel Yacoub * J. D. Crowe & The New South * Dream Syndicate

Live at McCabe's: Live albums recorded at McCabe's

In the mid-1970s Takoma Records had offices two doors east of McCabes and built a recording studio, with audio and video cables going from the sound booth at McCabes to the control room of the studio, which allowed easy recording of concerts. These master live recordings now reside within the McCabe's Guitar Shop Collection at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Southern Folklife Collection. Numerous artists have also recorded live albums at McCabe's (some of which were recorded using Takoma Studios from the mid-1970s to early 1980s) including: Padova REM concert July 22 2003 blue

* Norman Blake: ''Live at McCabe's (Norman Blake album), Live at McCabe's'' released in 1976 *Mike Bloomfield: ''I'm With You Always'' (Recorded 1977, Benchmark Recordings) * Byron Berline: ''Live at McCabe's'' released in 1978 *

Gospel Nights (with the Chambers Brothers) (1980, Takoma Records, TAK-7084) *Ted Hawkins: ''The Final Tour'' (1998, Evidence Music) *Townes Van Zandt: ''Live at McCabe's (Townes Van Zandt album), Live at McCabe's'' recorded in 1995 *Ralph Stanley: ''Live at McCabe's Guitar Shop 2-11-01'' *

Tom Paxton Thomas Richard Paxton (born October 31, 1937) is an American folk singer-songwriter whose career spans more than sixty years. In 2009, Paxton received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.

: ''Live at McCabe's Guitar Shop'' recorded in 1991 * Henry Rollins: ''Live at McCabe's (Henry Rollins album), Live at McCabe's'' recorded June 1990 * Robin Williamson: ''Merry Band's Farewell Concert at McCabe's'' recorded in 1979 *Nancy Wilson (guitarist), Nancy Wilson (from Heart (band), Heart): ''Live at McCabe's Guitar Shop'' released in 1999 * Freedy Johnston: ''Live at McCabe's Guitar Shop'' released in 1998 Tom paxton concert

* John Stewart (musician), John Stewart: ''Deep in the Neon: Live at McCabe's'' released in 1991 * Chris Smither: ''Chris Smither Live at McCabe's Guitar Shop 3/14/03'' *David Hatfield: ''David Hatfield Live at McCabe's'' released in 2003 * Lyle Ritz & Herb Ohta: ''A Night of Ukulele Jazz Live at McCabe's'' recorded in 2000 * Paul Siebel: ''Live at McCabe's'' released in 1981 * Batdorf & Rodney: ''Live at McCabe's 1975'' * Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Silhouetted In Light Pianist George Winston recorded a song, "Blues in G," at McCabe's in 1975. It was later released as a bonus track of the expanded edition of his first album, Piano Solos (George Winston album). A bootleg recording was also made of R.E.M.: ''Live at McCabe's Guitar Shop'' in 1987, some of which have appeared as legitimate B-sides. Bruce Springsteen joined John Wesley Harding onstage at a show to help sing Springsteen's "Wreck on the Highway," which later turned up on a Harding release. Numerous audience tapes circulate of McCabe's performances, and several soundboards, including a set by T Bone Burnett in December 1993 that featured the Williams Brothers, Maria McKee and a cover of Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You." It also featured "My Life and the Women Who Lived It." Days later, Burnett performed at Rockpalast in Europe and claimed that "My Life..." was written on the flight to Europe. That was clearly not true. John Hiatt sang many of his songs from "Bring the Family" at several McCabe's shows just prior to recording that album. Those songs included "Memphis in the Meantime," "Your Dad Did" and "Lipstick Sunset," among others. McCabe's booker at the time, John Chelew, produced "Bring the Family," which was recorded in four days and became Hiatt's best-known album.

Gerald McCabe

Gerald McCabe was born in Long Beach, California, in 1927. He graduated from Long Beach Polytechnic High School, and served in the United States Navy, U.S. Navy during World War II. He studied at University of California, Los Angeles, UCLA, earning a bachelor's degree, then at California State University, Long Beach, Cal State Long Beach, where he earned a Master's degree, master's. McCabe established his guitar shop in 1958. After deciding to focus on furniture design, he sold the business in 1986. He was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2004, shortly after which he moved to Eugene, Oregon, to be nearer his daughters. He married four times, each ending in divorce. McCabe died in 2010, aged 82, after suffering a cardiac arrest.

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Concerts at McCabe's

Performers

Live at McCabe's: Live albums recorded at McCabe's

Gerald McCabe

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