“The Santa Cruz-based master drummer, saxophonist Andrew Dixon, pianist Dahveed Behroozi and bassist Giulio Xavier Cetto perform the music immortalized on “Juju,” Wayne Shorter’s 1965 Blue Note masterpiece at SFJAZZ”
~ SF Examiner
https://www.sfexaminer.com/entertainment/good-day-sept-18-19-2019/amp

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Performance at SFJazz on 9/19/19

“Hanrahan felt the hand of serendipity. Earlier in the month, walking past City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco, he had noticed a volume in the window: A Love Supreme: The Story of John Coltrane’s Signature Album, by Ashley Kahn. Hanrahan went inside, flipped through the book, and noticed the album’s recording date: Dec. 9, 1964. He was born exactly two years later, on Dec. 9, 1966: 'Unbelievable. It just rang in my head so much,' he says, 'the whole idea of playing music for a purpose. Why am I here? I needed something to get me through [...] and all I did was listen to A Love Supreme.'”
~ Richard Scheinin for SFJazz

https://www.sfjazz.org/onthecorner/john-hanrahan_wayne-shorter/

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A Love Supreme electric article - January 2018  "No one in the region has done more to make the full [Love Supreme] suite an active part of the repertoire than Santa Cruz drummer John Hanrahan. He’s been performing the suite around the country in recent years, including a memorable set at the 2014 Monterey Jazz Festival, but the band he brings to Michael’s On Main on Saturday approaches A Love Supreme from an entirely different angle."

~ Good Times - Santa Cruz, CA

http://goodtimes.sc/santa-cruz-arts-entertainment/santa-cruz-music/love-supreme-tribute/

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“John Hanrahan’s  A Love Supreme project made a strong impact at the 2014 Monterey Jazz Festival. The music was powerful, on-point and created an emotional statement that paid true allegiance to it's inspirational source it’s inspirational source”.  

~ Tim Jackson - Monterey Jazz Festival Director / Kuumbwa Jazz Center Co-Founder

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"John Coltrane’s A LOVE SUPREME took music to the outer edges, both spiritually and acoustically—it was quite literally far out in every way.  But I don’t think even Trane envisioned the addition of electricity to the mix.  Turns out it works.  John Hanrahan’s A Love Supreme Electric Project will quite simply stir up your brain cells, flood you with endorphins, and leave you shaken.  There’s nothing quite like it." -                 

~ Dennis McNally - Publicist, Grateful Dead 

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JAZZ  - Thursday 1/12/17
A veteran of the creatively fecund Chicago jazz scene, Santa Cruz-based drummer John Hanrahan has made a strong impression in the area with his quartet’s galvanizing performances of John Coltrane’s prayerful masterpiece A Love Supreme. He gets an early start celebrating the golden anniversary of an epochal musical year with “Sounds from ’67—Miles to McCoy, Jimi to The Beatles,” a program celebrating some of the recordings that defined a transitional era, as rock embraced psychedelia and jazz musicians explored new structures and forms. 
~ Good Times - Santa Cruz, CA