MACHO-PLUS
This hairy-chested, blue-eyed, dude is Bill Morgan. Bill was one of photographer David Hurles' more famous street guys. In addition to posing for photos, he performed in a couple of masturbating and wrestling videos for Old Reliable and worked in some porn films: "Contact!" (1973 straight sex), "My Fair Baby" (1973 straight sex), "In Sarah's Eyes" (1975 straight sex), and without a doubt the most famous of them all, 1975's "Both Ways" which was a big money-making bisexual smut movie for the era. Shot in 35mm, it's the story of a married man who comes to terms with being an equal-opportunity screwer. The film was widely distributed to adult movie houses around the country (this was 1975...no videos or dvd's!) and had a sizeable advertising budget (it seems that many big-city newspapers accepted ads for blue movies back then).
But what really brought in the crowds was that the Both Ways' female star was disco singer Andrea True, of the Andrea True Connection ("More More More"). Andrea had already performed in adult films, but it was still a strange novelty that a singer with a national top 10 hit was doing explicit sex scenes in movies. As for Bill Morgan, he was reportedly straight and appears to have had no hang-ups with turning his cock into cash; female or male both seemed welcome to enjoy themselves.
Mr. Morgan starred with many popular tough guys, including Champ (Ron Miller), Eric Ryan, Lone Wolf, Mike Adams, Steve Cougar, Matt Thomas, and Scott West. 
Hurles often picked up his models off the street with offers for quick cash, smokes and maybe a drink. As historian T. Chambers noted, "Back then, distribution of gay smut was very limited and restricted by laws, so lots of these straight guys figured they could get some money for jerking off in front of a camera and only a few 'queers' would ever see it in some magazine or loop." Ahhh, the magic of technology.
This hairy-chested, blue-eyed, dude is Bill Morgan. Bill was one of photographer David Hurles' more famous street guys. In addition to posing for photos, he performed in a couple of masturbating and wrestling videos for Old Reliable and worked in some porn films: "Contact!" (1973 straight sex), "My Fair Baby" (1973 straight sex), "In Sarah's Eyes" (1975 straight sex), and without a doubt the most famous of them all, 1975's "Both Ways" which was a big money-making bisexual smut movie for the era. Shot in 35mm, it's the story of a married man who comes to terms with being an equal-opportunity screwer. The film was widely distributed to adult movie houses around the country (this was 1975...no videos or dvd's!) and had a sizeable advertising budget (it seems that many big-city newspapers accepted ads for blue movies back then).
But what really brought in the crowds was that the Both Ways' female star was disco singer Andrea True, of the Andrea True Connection ("More More More"). Andrea had already performed in adult films, but it was still a strange novelty that a singer with a national top 10 hit was doing explicit sex scenes in movies. As for Bill Morgan, he was reportedly straight and appears to have had no hang-ups with turning his cock into cash; female or male both seemed welcome to enjoy themselves.
Hurles often picked up his models off the street with offers for quick cash, smokes and maybe a drink. As historian T. Chambers noted, "Back then, distribution of gay smut was very limited and restricted by laws, so lots of these straight guys figured they could get some money for jerking off in front of a camera and only a few 'queers' would ever see it in some magazine or loop." Ahhh, the magic of technology.PART TWO TOMORROW


















































