Carole King is one of the most successful singer-songwriters of her time. This documentary features rare home movies, performances and photos that track her life and career from New York in the 1960s through to Los Angeles in the 1970s, as well as extensive present-day interviews with Carole herself, and those who know her best.

A musical saga thirty years in the making, The Exponents is a tender and timely story of friendship, redemption, and the band whose sound defines what it means to be Kiwi.

The tumultuous tale of legendary Kiwi rockers Dragon, and the sex, drugs and rock'n'roll lifestyle that almost tore them apart.

With exclusive interviews and rarely seen archive footage, this local documentary tells the stories of New Zealand musicians Shona Laing, Sharon O'Neill, Jenny Morris, Margaret Urlich, Anika Moa and Brooke Fraser.

This is the story of how students changed New Zealand radio forever, and of some of the heroes who made it happen.

Follow the life and times of legendary rock band Jethro Tull, from touring with Led Zeppelin to being the first band to have a live concert broadcast worldwide.

Featuring exclusive interviews and rare studio outtakes, Brian Wilson and the remaining members of The Beach Boys tell the story of the creation of 'Pet Sounds'.

Those who believe great art comes out of conflict can point to an unlikely example in Fleetwood Mac's album Rumours, widely considered their best album and certainly their most popular. While the album was recorded at a time when the band was poised on the verge of their greatest success, the group was in frequent conflict while it was recorded, and two marriages among band members broke up in the wake of its success. This edition of Classic Albums examines how Fleetwood Mac created a musical masterpiece in the midst of personal turmoil.

This is the rough and tumble story of a working-class English dreamer, Lemmy Kilmister, and his rise to become the most feared and respected man in rock and roll.

A unique and exclusive look into the life of the quiet Beatle. By the age of 25 George Harrison had achieved unparalleled international fame and financial success as the lead guitarist of the Beatles. He spent years navigating the Lennon-McCartney songwriting team, while quietly establishing himself as one of the greatest guitarists in rock and roll.