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Southland Sessions Episode Two “The Industry Presents Sweet Land.” Photo Credit Casey Kringlen for The Industry.

The Industry Presents Sweet Land

Season 1 Episode 2
58:59
Def Sound "Struck" collage | Still from "Southland Sessions" E3: Musical Expansions in Quarantine

Musical Expansions

Season 1 Episode 5
52:00
Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra on stage at Grand Park during a New Year's Eve celebration | Samantha Lee sls ep9 preview

Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra N.Y.E.L.A.

Season 1 Episode 9
59:12
Dwight Trible performing at the Watts Towers Festivals | Still from "Southland Sessions" Watts Towers Festivals sls ep11

Watts Towers Festivals

Season 1 Episode 11
54:37
Aida Cuevas and La Marisoul at the Soraya | Ricki Quinn, Courtesy of the Soraya

Winner of 2021 Imagen Awards: A Tribute to Linda Ronstadt at The Soraya

Season 1 Episode 14
56:05
The Music Center’s Spotlight Grand Finale

The Music Center’s Spotlight Grand Finale

Season 1 Episode 19
58:00
Black and white photo of Culture Clash | Harry Gamboa Jr.

Culture Clash’s Totally Fake Latino News

Season 1 Episode 107
56:39
A publicity shot of André Watts sitting by a piano | Courtesy of Pacific Symphony

Opening Night with Pacific Symphony

Season 1 Episode 108
56:06
Barbara Morrison at the Wallis | Still from "Barbara Morrison: Standing On Their Shoulders"

Barbara Morrison - Standing On Their Shoulders

Season 1 Episode 116
51:29
Audra Mae | Courtesy of the Wallis

Audra Mae - Songs of Joy & Peace with Dylan Meek

Season 1 Episode 117
44:06
Aída Cuevas, Linda Ronstadt and La Marisoul in conversation | Still from "Southland Sessions" A Tribute to Linda Ronstadt

A Conversation Between Friends with Linda Ronstadt, Aída Cuevas and La Marisoul

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La Marisoul singing "Desperado" | Still from "Southland Sessions" A Tribute to Linda Ronstadt

La Marisoul Sings 'Desperado'

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Southland Sessions

Kenny Burrell: Jazz Master and Mentor (Preview)

Featuring performances by Burrell and musical luminaries like blues legend B.B. King, multi-Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder, pianist Lalo Schifrin, Grammy-winning vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater and more. The 18-piece band features the first performance of Los Angeles’ repertoire orchestra, the Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra Unlimited (LAJOU), and tribute ensemble, Jazz Heritage All Stars.