Wonderland (1977)

Wonderland (1977)You can’t pay a late-night visit to the Burrito King on Sunset and Alvarado anymore — the legendary ultra-cheap Mexican food joint seems to have closed its doors after nearly 60 years. And you can’t hang out with Warren Zevon anymore! The singer-songwriter passed away way back in 2003. But you can still grab a Burrito King combination plate with Warren, thanks to Wonderland, a Dutch documentary that offers an up-close-and-personal snapshot of the LA music scene in the mid-1970s. In addition to Zevon’s greasy hijinks, the doc is packed with priceless moments: a skeptical shopping spree at Frederick’s of Hollywood with Bonnie Raitt, soundcheck chats with Jackson Browne, a romantic walk on the beach with Linda Ronstadt! Plenty of great music, too: Zevon slaying at the Troubadour with “Carmelita,” Linda belting out “Tracks of My Tears” in the studio, Jackson sailing smoothly through “Before the Deluge.” The filmmakers take a somewhat anthropological view, recognizing that…