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walk, man
not sure how far he’d get
from a “hot talk tape” ad in 1984. apparently this was a big thing in the mid 80’s, although the only ones I have are a few from Old Reliable. But Joe Gage put some out, and I just discovered that there is at least one with Al Parker! From Al Parker’s Turned On, the original soundtrack “Forbidden Overture”, not sure if it is just music, or the sounds of the men in the film. Then another, which features Al actually talking, where Al is visited by the air conditioning repair man – 40 minute tape! OK fellas, who has it?????
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no one’s beyond repair
Fast Idle
directed by: Bruce Cam, Forrest Fyre, Chris Harts (1992)
Starring: Bill Marlowe, Chip Daniels, Cougar Cash, and Seth Tucker
OK, so this isn’t a porno clip, but a porno music video! In what I believe is Al Parker’s last appearance on screen, he introduces this music video, Fast Idle, by R.K. Street, performed by Butch Garland. It shows up at the end of this video by the same name, from Titan Productions (which must be the pre-cursor to Titan Media). Al is not in the porno movie, just here in this clip, sitting atop a car as the camera swirls around him, and the hypnotic love song plays with snippets from the movie – I dare you not to be singing My heart did a fa-a-ast idle, I had me just o-o-one just chance for survival by the end of the video (and all day long like I was doing this past Saturday when I finally re-found this tape, having regretted selling it years back on eBay!)
please note: the sound quality sucks! I have run it through the computer 4 times, and it sounds fine WHILE recording, but playback keeps coming back distorted – GRRRRRRR! (and not in the good way)
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Lusty No. 1
Paul and Dusty, 1977, Paean Studio
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Roger & Ron
Target Studios, 1978
CHI CHI CLUB this image is from Joe Gage‘s El Paso Wrecking Corp; interesting coincidence that the foreman’s t-shirt is from a bar on the California Island where Mr. Gage grew up, eh?
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california motor club
yummy man attending the 1977 CMC Carnival (later, the Folsom Street Fair)