TVD’s The Idelic Hour with Jon Sidel

Greetings from Laurel Canyon!

Friday last, not too long after I posted the week’s Idelic Hour, I received a surprising text message. Something rare for a change, a REAL rock ‘n roll rumor. I could have easily brushed it off as a prank, but my instincts for these kind of things left me in suspense.


Could it be? Are The Rolling Stones really gonna play a club gig in Silverlake? Maybe the question I should have been asking myself is, do I really care? (Of course I fucking care! Probably more so about the rumor than seeing the actual gig.) I quickly emailed the club proprietors expecting a laugh as a reply.

To my delight, dead silence, from which my excitement and suspicions grew.

At some point Saturday morning, an eerie confirmation from the club booker and a call from an excited young friend, and this seemingly unreal rumour was becoming a happening worth checking into. Sure enough, Stones fans were lining up for tickets.

A part of me was thinking I’m too old for this, while a deeper part of me came alive. My blood was boiling like a Werewolf with a full moon. At the very least, I had check this scene. I grabbed my son Jonah, and we headed down to see if this “Stones action” was real.

Indeed, it was all going on ’70s style…well, kind of. A motley crew of all types of Stones fans circled the block for their first or last chance to see the “Greatest Rock ‘n Roll Show On Earth.”

This hour is dedicated to those days of waiting in lines to see your favorite bands.

The Idelic Hit of the Week:
Mikal Cronin – Weight

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