RWL_FLASHBACK FRIDAY #012

In the golden era of the 1960s and early 70s, Laurel Canyon emerged as a musical haven. This wooded enclave, nestled in the Hollywood Hills just above Los Angeles and beyond the famed Sunset Boulevard, became a storied sanctuary for a host of American musicians. It was here that legends like Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Crosby, Stills, Nash, The Beach Boys, The Mamas & The Papas, and The Byrds laid down their roots and created a legacy. Laurel Canyon, more than just a neighborhood, was a muse to many. It’s where Jim Morrison penned “Love Street,” and Joni Mitchell brought “Ladies of the Canyon” to life. This week on RadioWilder, we pay homage to the sounds that sprang from this mythic locale. From Frank Zappa to Canned Heat, who both lived and recorded in the Canyon, to Jackson Browne and The Monkees who left their mark, we’re diving deep into the Canyon’s lore. Join us as we rewind time and revisit the Canyon scene. We’ll share tales and tunes from some of the most influential rock ‘n’ roll music ever produced. Don’t miss out on this musical journey through history with RadioWilderLive.com.