while not the best quality photograph (it could be that it’s an eBay capture, not a personal scan; or just the lighting is off), I think the pose is awesome – calf bulging, dangling cock, the boots – I could go on!
Is is time for a videography? 6 films, including Box Boy, should be easy enough. Meanwhile, more Joe Andrews
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YES! Ever since I saw Joe Andrews with the amazing Dick Fisk in “Help Wanted,” he’s been a favorite. I guess I have a lot of favorites.
So that Joe Anderson pic from the earlier post, was that a photo from Nova’s “Box Boy?” It’s driving me crazy.
Thank you for this lovely Joe photo! The pose is indeed awesome.
Joe ANDREWS is what I meant to write.
I’m intrigued by “The Drifter”, a 45-minute video release that looks like an early SOV semi-loop a la RAWHIDE (1981). Joe Andrews with J.W. King?! What a bummer this seems to have vanished into obscurity.
Oh yes! I agree. I’m a big fan of Joe Andrews, but I’ve never seen that one. Joe Andrews and Jim King…I can only imagine. Bummer indeed! I’ll have to hope that it still exists somewhere.
“Is is time for a videography?”
I agree with Johnny — YES! And if you can include a clip of his solo from California Boys (or at least a screen shot from it) that would be aces.
Yes, yes, yes!
It would be pretty short though. There’s only a few films and a few mags that I am aware of.
Mags I know of:
Close-Up #2 (1982)
Odyssey #1 (1977 Falcon)
Odyssey #2 (1978 Falcon)
The Drifter (c1983)
Guise #1
I don’t think he appeared in many monthly mags, if any at all. If he did, it might be in 1970s issues of mags like In Touch, under a different name.
It’s one of the things that makes him alluring- so few appearances.
I’d still love to see a full profile at some point.