directed by: Arthur J. Bressan, Jr. (1984)Starring: Richard Locke, Daniel Holt, Johnny Dawes, Robert Vega, Dean Johnson, Andrew Dupree, and Jan Boscamp.
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To a Stranger
“You give me the pleasure of your eyes, face, flesh, as we pass–you take of my beard, breast, hands, in return,
I am not to speak to you–I am to think of you when I sit alone, or wake at night alone,
I am to wait–I do not doubt I am to meet you again,
I am to see to it that I do not lose you.”
Forbidden Letters and Passing Strangers: The Adult Film Romances of Arthur J. Bressan Jr.
I wish the below was a clean image of just the main picture – rare to see Locke’s butt displayed so nicely – the little “extra” picks don’t add anything – but I guess “magazine graphics 101” dictates these layouts.
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ahhhhhh. from Target Studios, they appeared in one film together, Up-Tight! – Bull Dozier and Nick Rodgers
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Entenn Stutzhoff
(1975)
Seems to have first appeared in a 1975 catalogue, advertising still photos and his only film – Alter Ego . (Who do we think is other guy in the film? Richard Locke, who seems to be the only model to appear with Stutz in still photos? – anyone have COLT VT-302 or Best of Colt 14?) Also appeared in COLT MEN 4 (1978), and COLT SPURS #14. The man is smokin’ – but – – – hear me out! What’s with the stray cat? (there’s another pic with a goat – what the…??) and the leather cap/jacket is hot, but the backdrop – abandoned kitchen furniture? Better that we get to see the range, then just the handful of best shots, I suppose, right? And Richard Locke gobbling down on him while we get to see his butthole – priceless!
more Stutz on BJland
from the 1975 magazine, Franchement Masculin
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1975
directed by: William Higgins (1979)
Starring: Eric Ryan, Kip Noll, Emanuelle Bravos, Clay Russell, Butch McAllister, Derrick Stanton, Johnny Stone, Jimmy Young, Scott Taylor, and Darla Lee (non-sex role). Eric Ryan is our tour guide to Venice Beach
OK – here we go – let’s see if we can get the full music soundtrack – zephyr has gotten us started with an outline, and more than 1/2 of the tunes I.D.’d, and I’ve added some links (alert me if any don’t work, please)
- 00:00 – 04:50 Whiter Shade Of Pale – (Munich Machine)
- 05:51 – 16:55 Keep On Rolling – vocal/inst. (Jean Matthews)
- 19:30 – 25:00 You Should Do It – (Peter Brown – Backing vocals by Betty Wright)
- 26:35 – 32:32 Lovemaker – (Wham! post- George Michael)
- 33:33 – 34:10 Tapedeck in His Tractor – Ronee Blakley (from “Nashville”, 1975)
- 34:58 – 40:22 I Can’t Wait Any Longer – (Bill Anderson)
- 41:24 – 44:10 Action ’78 – (Erotic Drum Band)
- 44:11 – 49:20 unknown #2
- 49:22 – 51:11 unknown #3
- 51:12 – 59:19 unknown #4
- 59:19 -59:40 Action ’78 – (Erotic Drum Band)
- 1:02:39 – 1:10:37 Don’t Let Go (Tony Orlando) (minus Dawn?)
- 1:10:50 – 1:12:20 Whiter Shade Of Pale – (Munich Machine)(Munich Machine)
Previously on BJland
- – White Shade of Pale – Munich Machine – several times a topic, 10+ years ago!
- – The Cowboy scene from The Boys of Venice
- – Emanuelle Bravos seduces Kip Noll video clip
- – a little help from my friends – Mr. DJ JOHNNY ID’s it’s Action ’78 Part 2 for the Emanuelle Bravos / Kip Noll disco floor scene