Mike Myers may be dusting off his blue crushed velvet suit, thick-rimmed glasses, and Swedish-made… you know. During a World Cup watch party with former Daily Show host Trevor Noah, a chat question asked Myers if Austin Powers 4 would ever be made, and Myers answered with a simple “Yes.” Myers gave no indication that he […]
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Bob Kolinski poses for Kris of Chicago in the mid 60s.
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Black bodybuilder Bill Dupre photographed by Pat Milo in the mid to late 60s
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Bill McHargue photographed by Lloyd of Ohio.
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The 1960s in cinema was a time defined by various cultural shifts. More singular, conscientious auteurs were entering the mix, and films felt less legal and cultural restrictions to depict the subject matters that they wanted without some form of repercussions. The decade saw both the birth and the dominance of several artists that the modern landscape considers to be the greatest of all…
Classic album, featuring Rollins with Walter Booker (bass), Mickey Roker (drums), and Ray Bryant (piano). Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder in the summer of 1965. Sadly Rollins passed this May (2026) in Woodstock NY. My copy—via Mystery Train Records in Gloucester MA—is the 2021 Acoustic Sounds Series reissue, supervised by Chad Kassem, cut by Ryan […]
Compilation of tracks from Allison’s first albums which had been released on Prestige between 1957 and 1959. Though he was first known as a pianist, he gradually sang more and more. This was the first compilation in which he sang on every track. All were recorded by Rudy Van Gelder, and Ira Gitler wrote the […]
Two more unknown models photographed by DB Associates in the early to mid 1960s.
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Dylan’s sixth studio album, following the infamous Dylan-goes-electric Newport Folk Festival and following Bringing It All Back Home. A masterpiece from start to finish, including “Like a Rolling Stone,” “Ballad of a Thin Man,” “Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues,” and “Desolation Row.” Dylan just turned 85 recently—his birthday is just 2 days (and many years) […]
Mike O'Donnel photographed by Champion in the late 60s.
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Jean Ferrero shot this duo of Kid Pomer and Alex Nitzche in the forest in the late 60s.
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This was a follow-up to 1962’s Undercurrent, which also featured Hall and Evans. Produced by Creed Taylor and recorded by Rudy Van Gelder in two sessions in April and May 1966. It’s just Evans on piano and Hall on guitar, starting with two standards (“I’ve Got You Under My Skin” and “My Man’s Gone Now”) […]
Anthony Guyther photographs Phil Young for Vulcan in the early 1960s.
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Hancock’s sophomore album as a leader, recorded by Rudy Van Gelder in Englewood Cliffs NJ. Hancock joined by Donald Byrd (trumpet), Gracham Moncur III (trombone), Hank Mobley (tenor sax), Grant Green (guitar), Chuck Isreals (bass), and Anthony Williams (drums). Herbie Hancock is a master, and it is wonderful to find the early Blue Note albums […]
Unknown model posing for Dave Barry of DB Industries in the early 60s.
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Lucky poses for Dave Barry of DB Industries in the early 60s.
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John Davidson and older friend pose for Champion in the early 60s.
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Dennis Cole posed for the physique magazines in the 60s before going on to be on the Love Boat and Fantasy Island in the 70s.
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Polaroids taken by Jim French of Colt in the era 1967-1969 featured in the exhibition Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor in the early 2010s.
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Klent, photographed in a cinderblock motel in Los Angeles the mid to late 60s. Anybody know who the photographer was?
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Model and musician Tom Fuller poses for Champion in the late 60s.
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Willie Kotch photographed by Champion for T.H.E.M. magazine, late 60s.
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Fantastic early Lou Rawls live album, with a nearly six minute “Tobacco Road” and a couple of monologues. If you don’t know mid-sixties Lou Rawls you are missing...
Paul Labriola photographed for the physique magazines by DSI in the early 60s.
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Gil Halford and Matt Douglas pose together for Champion in the late 60s.
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GALLERY SPECIAL!
RONNIE GROSSO
We welcome as our Cover Man and featured model in this issue young RONNIE GROSSO who hails from New Jersey. RONNIE came to the OLYM-PIA studios by way of introduc-tion through JOHNNY KEM-PER, America's most popular young model. Johnny phoned LON, the OLYMPIA photogra-pher, and tod him of a friend he felt would make a good model. We were most pleased in meeting this…
Doug Felton poses nuce for Troy Saxon in the early to mid 60s.
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Jim Barckley joins the Wingate and Bevins nudist magazine trend of the late 60s.
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Al Buck's AMG stuff above is much less pensive (and nude) than the Pat Milo pics below.
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Kottke’s second album, following 12-String Blues, and what would become reportedly the best-selling LP on John Fahey’s Takoma Records. Writing his own liner notes, Kottke writes “All that...