Release, runtime and language

2011 · 101 min · English

Directed by

Morgan Neville

During the 1960s, a vibrant music scene blossomed in Los Angeles, giving rise to a new generation of songwriters. The Troubadour, a legendary club, became a central meeting place where artists could collaborate and shape the sound of the era. This documentary explores the club's significant impact on music history, marking its 50th anniversary with insights from James Taylor and Carole King, who reunited to celebrate its lasting influence.