Great Looking Guys, Pop Culture and Bodybuilders Mix 50s, 60s Style

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There was a time in the 1950s and 1960s a teen age high school student could buy the latest physique and bodybuilding picture magazines at the newsstand where Photoplay or Popular Science were being sold. It was a great time to be young. It was before Big Brother stepped in to regulate the human body. True, there were plenty of adults who were shocked at the thought that a teen age boy might be masturbating. There will probably always be those who see the male body as somehow inappropriate for viewing. Thank goodness for the great photographers and models of that great era who gave us so much beauty upon which to feast our eyes. I have mixed some of the pop icons who were very aware of the sexiness of a great haircut and just the right attitude. Little Richard and Elvis helped make that decade a style conscious period for a lucky generation. The Everly Brothers hopefully will leave their hair to science for cloning.

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• boy
• man
• sexy
• bodybuilder
• generation
• Elvis
• Little Richard
• Everly Brothers
• muscles
• hair
• style
• Johnny and the Hurricanes
• Steve Wengryn
• David Zurborg
• Tuck Powell
• bulge
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• 1950s
• 1960s
• Sal Mineo
• Frankie
• Lymon
• teenagers
• Santo
• Johnny
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• Charles Atlas

[BeefcakeKitsch]

great effort, when bodybuilders didn't look like freaks. The 50's era, my Dad's era, really is rather special.

[VintageBodybuilder]

@BeefcakeKitsch Thanks. There was beauty everywhere in the 1950s. Cars, clothing, hair, and guys. Guys looked like guys who looked sexy.

[tickyreal]

AND YES ,,THE EVERLY BROTHERS HERE AT 1.50 MIN.

ERIK TIELMAN, FLORIDADADAAA

[VintageBodybuilder]

@tickyreal I did get to see them in person in 1957 at the Orpheum Theater in Los Angeles. They looked very sexy.

[sexykatie90]

thumbs up if you like Great Looking Guys, Pop Culture and Bodybuilders Mix 50s, 60s Style

[popazz1]

@VintageBodybuilder ,

Yeah,I imagine so.As a teen in the 70s in England I didn't really have access to such material. : (

[VintageBodybuilder]

@popazz1 Thanks. I think the teen idols of that time were all reading physique magazines to get some ideas for their look.

[popazz1]

@VintageBodybuilder ,

Oh,you're very welcome! I do try not to reduce your work down to simple 'erotica',but it's difficult! I do appreciate the 'artistry' in what you upload,I'm really not a total Philistine,lol! : )

[VintageBodybuilder]

@sweeth2o69 You're welcome. Thanks.

[VintageBodybuilder]

@popazz1 Thank you.