Intimate portraits of the artists who created a music revolution in the Laurel Canyon neighborhood of Los Angeles during the 1960s and 70s, featuring interviews with Jackson Browne, Don Henley, Michelle Phillips, Graham Nash, and others.
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Part One
Laurel Canyon was a rural oasis that brought out the talents of young musicians. They formed bands together, broke up those bands, and formed new ones. They perfected their music at local clubs and pretty soon the world took notice.
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Part Two
With hard drugs, bigger paychecks, and the Manson murders, the once neighborly music scene began to shift. In spite of it all, a new wave of troubadours came in and continued to captivate those beyond their rustic home.
Alison Ellwood
Frank Marshall
Darryl Frank
Justin Falvey
Craig Kallman
Mark Pinkus
Alex Gibney
Stacey Offman
Richard Perello
Jeff Pollack
Ryan Suffern
