love identifying the music used on gay porno soundtracks
see original 2006 post – garbage pickin’
director: Matt Sterling (1983)
Starring: Bill Henson, Brian Michaels (aka Bobby Madison), Eric Stryker, Doug Weston, Matt Ramsey (aka Peter North), Lance Chisholm, Scott Avery, Mike Ryan, Brad Walsh, Steve Krause, Joe Porcelli, Don Webber
quick clip – love these two!
directed by: Steve Scott (1978)
Starring: Jack Wrangler, Richard Locke, Chris Adams, Duff Paxton, Mike Black, Terry King, John Seychelle, Lucas Severin, Jacque Houff, Doug Thompson, Gene Braun
WOW! WOW! WOW! – just watched this, soooo cool! Man Parrish and the story behind his music for Joe Gage’s Heatstroke. Just one of about 40 chapters in this series, Man Parrish Stories, that he put together last summer after deciding writing a book wasn’t goona happen, why not just make, and publish, himself telling his stories? Can’t wait to watch more!
Director: Ignatio Rutkowski (1972)
Starring: Peter Berlin (AKA Peter Burian), Rick Jedin, Tom Webb, Al Joffrey and Jeff Salem
This is Berlin’s first film – I actually think THAT BOY (1974), which he also produced, directed and wrote, is much better – but this is still a great little film showing bits of San Francisco gay life back in 1972. The party with a handful of drag queens is great, and the best, sexually speaking, is the final scene, where Berlin watches two lovers go at it, and joins in. (see below). I’d love to know the source of the music used in the preview above.
update/edit – Boysenberry Jam by MOBY GRAPE
Rocco Rizzoli
who you may remember as Giorgio Canali – from such films as: Games, One in a Billion, Brothers Should Do It, One More Time and The Main Attraction among many others
(EDIT: see comments for Music from Games )
The Secret Tablets of Rama (1983? – I don’t think so – I am confidant it must’ve been filmed earlier – update: Francisco says 1974, we’re going with 1974)
“The secret tablets of Rama reveal how sex was performed in past centuries. Each tablet reveals a new story.” – um. ok.
update: – music includes Rahks Port Said – Mohammed El Bakkar; Rhapsody In Blue – Deodato; Lunar Tune – Joao Donato;
MANDATE, May 1979who you may remember from such films as: Champs, Rawhide, Boots (which appears in the compilation Biker’s Liberty , and of course Turned On!