A Man Out of Time

Rodney Bingenheimer on life as the erstwhile Mayor of the Sunset Strip

A A A Comments (2) By Kate Sullivan Thursday, Jun 12 2003

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“Like the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Or the Libertines. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Rooney. There’s this one band I really like called the Postal Service. And I’ve been playing a demo by a band called Ruled by Venus. They’re not even signed yet. Have you heard them?”

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Cathy 04/14/2010 10:33:00 AM

I think it was 69 or 70 when I went with you, Lord Sutch, Thang, his girlfriend to a record premier. We rode in his Rolls, painted like the British flag, with leopard interior. It was held at the Century 21. I also went to the Whiskey with you and you introduced me to Jimi Hendrix after his concert and we all met up at a party in the Hills. My brother Bob and his wife Carol, they dealt in posters, introduced me to you. How are you, its been a long time. I hope you will respond. Cathy

mario st dehaven 04/25/2009 9:39:00 AM

Hi Rodney. In the early seventies, me, Delux, and Peter West freqently visited your club where an old, white rolls would be parked beside it. Remember when David Peel came down and you closed the club and we all jammed " the pope smokes dope? I'm the black guy who was there with Peter West and the guitarist that David hired on the spot. I drove the red jag convertible. My was James Dilucci from Laguna Beach. Please send me an email. You are one cool brother. Say hi to Delux for me.