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sunbaked
I can’t recall which mid to late 80’s magazine these came from, but despite the photographer’s names “Sunblazer” – I think the reddish Clay is the magazine’s printer’s fault, don’t you?
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nice ace!
from Aces Up, mostly butt shots; most, if not all, photos from Nova, published 1985.
Joe Tharp (AKA Joe Roberts), Greg Donovan, Clay Russell
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A SERVANT’S ERROR
recently came upon (heehee) this clip with Clay Russell – I’ve seen the pics for years from a magazine (which, of course, I can now only find this one image, below, after searching for over a week!) – but I am stumped on who made the film, what year, the partner’s name, and – by gosh! under 6 minutes it definitely seems incomplete. I’m certain the stills showed fucking, but this clip doesn’t. Maybe comparing the title font to other 8MM’s???
update: co-star (servant) is Ted Roberts
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plaid + socks
is it crazee to spend $20 on a magazine with a 12-page spread of Clay Russell, when many of the pics are a bit out of focus? But then you have THIS! Normally I crop out the fold for the other page, but knew I needed the entire right foot with those thick, thick socks!
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spit
one of my favorite pics of Clay – from 2 different sources – Target’s Ramrod 4, and the April 1980 issue of Honcho – I’m sure I’ve posted it before. It is neither the first, nor last rerun this blog!
Director: Fred Halsted (1988) – Adam and Company
Starring: J.D. Slater, Clay Russell, Danny Brown, Kris Todd, Rob Swack, Steve Erickson, Don Miller, and Cesar Blanco
Fred Halsted’s last movie as director; probably last as actor/model as well – Halsted is a voyeur in the César Blanco / Danny Brown final scene. I’ve grown to like this, perhaps the first scene (see here) and the final, with hunky César Blanco as the best parts.
Truck Stop – trucker Clay Russell picks up hitchhiker J.D. Slater for some hot action in the back of the truck (alas, the clip stops after the pick-up; but watch the friendly goodbye waves from J.D. at the end)
