Bro Shower

Real life brothers Joe and Rick Spencer.  

Revisiting the AMG Shower

Today I'm reposting some AMG shower photos that first appeared here three or four years ago.  At the time I had no names for any of the guys.  Today I am able to identify a few.  Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to put a name to a face, butt or other body part.  Effusive praise and recognition will follow.  

1. I think these two shower mates are the same guys in the last photo of this post.  Brian says that's Bill Ferguson on the left.  He's correct.  Cambria says the other guy is Joe Walker.  I have other photos of both guys.  

2. Nope.  I'm still drawing a blank on the names.  See comments.  Brian says this is Ross Yankey (left) and Bill Wright. 

3. The guy on the left looks vaguely familiar to me. 

4. The guy on the right looks like he's well over 6' tall.  Cambria says this is Vic Gibson (left) and Flash Myers.  I've posted other photos of them in the past.  See comments. 

5. Help me out. Jim Kessinger (left) and Ed Manning?  

6. Doug Scott and Rick Spencer.  Hey!  I got one! 

7. Same two guys in the first photo.  Bill Ferguson on the right.  Joe Walker on the left. 

Doug Scott (left) and Rick Spencer clean up in the AMG shower after filming 42nd Street Hood.  

More of the Spencer Brothers

Two more photos of brothers Rick and Joe Spencer in the AMG film Sailor and the B Girl.  The movie was filmed at a gay bar in LA.  

That's Joe looking into the camera.  I think the shirtless guy behind the bar was the actual bartender. 

The guy in the striped shirt is AMG model Ed Manning. 

The Spencer Bros

Rick and Joe Spencer were busy brothers during their time at AMG. They did several films for Mizer, including two where they appeared together, but I have never seen an AMG solo photo of either one of them. 

Joe Spencer (far left) and the gang in a still from the AMG film Revolt of the Slaves. Click the label to see more photos from this film. 

Rick Spencer gets his man Doug Scott in 42nd Street Hood. 

Bar Fight

Brothers Rick and Joe Spencer at a real bar in downtown Los Angeles where the AMG film Sailor and the B-Girl was recorded.  Joe dresses up in woman's clothing looking a lot like Dolly Levi.  Joe (Let's call her Joanne) is there to get the guys to buy drinks -- especially for her.  

Brother Rick enters the bar looking cute in his sailor whites and Joanne sees her next mark. Rick buys her a drink and they head to the dance floor.  Rick soon discovers Joanne is really a Joe and an argument takes place.  The guys decide to wrestle it out and strip down to their posing pouches.  Finally! 

The actual wrestling part was short-lived. The bar had a concrete floor and there were no mats.  Fortunately no one got hurt.  The bros end up on the bar exchanging pleasantries with the bartender and the barback -- including some arm wrestling.  

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Here's Joe in an arm wrestling match with the uncredited and shirtless bartender.  I think he really was the bartender.  Check out Joe's wrestling arm.  Damn, look at that bicep!  I like that he has a cigarette in his other hand. You can tell he's dedicated to the sport.  BTW, the guy in the striped shirt is Ed Manning.  I can't identity the guy on the right who looks totally nonplussed.  

Joe and Rick have a heated exchange over which one of them has the bigger pouch.  If you check out the wall behind Joe you'll spot a promotion for the AMG film Ben Hurry.  It looks like they were planning to show that film sometime in the near future. 

Ed Manning puts on his sunglasses because his future is so bright.  Or maybe the camera lights were hurting his eyes.

Finally, Rick contemplates his crotch while Joe tells him "See, I told you mine was bigger.  

Brothers

Rick Spencer carries brother Joe in a still from the AMG film Sailor and the B-Girl.  

42nd Street

Doug Scott (left) and Rick Spencer in a still from the AMG film 42nd Street Hood.  Rick plays the policeman, hence the badge on his posing pouch.  

And if you're like me, that song from the Broadway musical will be in your head for the rest of the day.    

Jock Night At The Bar

Top photo: the Spencer brothers sit on a the bar while Ed Manning (!) plays bartender in the AMG film Sailor and the B-Girl.  

In the second photo Rick Spencer arm wrestles some guy while Joe Spencer looks on nonchalantly.  Note the photos on the wall in the back. 

Mizer told us this was filmed at a real bar in downtown LA. 

Spencer Brothers

Rick Spencer (left) and his adorable brother Joe pose for the AMG lens.  The photos are from the AMG film Lutist And The Soldier. 

Battling Bros

Speaking of Joe Spencer, he and his brother Rick worked together in several AMG films in the mid-1960s. 

Battle of the Brothers!

A few stills of Rick and Joe Spencer demonstrating their brotherly love on the AMG mats.  Rick is the one on the left in the top photo.  

He Ain't Heavy...He's My Brother 🎵

Rick Spenceer drapes little brother Joe over his shoulder in this photo by AMG in the mid 1960s.  From the AMG film Sailor and the B Girl. 

The Spencer Brothers

Rick Spencer (left) and little brother Joe looking cute and cocky for the AMG lens.  

Some More Real Brothers

As I've said in a previous post, AMG had several real life brothers who modeled for AMG.  Here's a couple more to add to your collection. 

Here we have the three Manning brothers in a still from the AMG film Experimental Model.  That's Jim on the left and Joe on the right trying to subdue brother John.  In a promo for this film, Mizer told us this was one of the rare times the three brothers were out of jail at the same time. 

Here's a couple of stills from the AMG film Sailor and the B Girl released in 1962.  Rick Spencer plays the sailor and his brother Joe is the "girl".  The movie was filmed in a bar somewhere in LA.  

The two brothers did many films at AMG, including two of them together.  Like the Manning brothers, the Spencer boys were also from Portland, Oregon. 

Another Mystery

From the left: Rick Spencer, Darryl Summers (sigh) and Brad Allen in a promo still for a movie I am unable to identify.  RIck and Darryl starred with Alan Wall in The Booking of a Hood released in 1963.  But Brad is not Alan and he doesn't look anything like him.  So this one goes into my "mystery" file.  Anyone?