COLT Studio (8mm):  
TIMBERWOLVES - PART 1 (MV-39)
TIMBERWOLVES - PART 2 (MV-40)
THE BONUS (MV-41)
SERVICE ENTRY (MV-47)
MOVING VIOLATION (MV-51)
THE BEST LAID PLANS
DRIVE SHAFT

  
COLT Studio Compilation:  
COUPLES
VT-302
VT-303
VT-306
VT-307
BVC-101

  
THE BEST OF COLT FILMS - PART 3
THE BEST OF COLT FILMS - PART 4
THE BEST OF COLT FILMS - PART 5
THE ORIGINAL, GOOD HOT STUFF
THE BEST OF COLT FILMS - PART 9
THE BEST OF COLT FILMS - PART 11
THE BEST OF COLT FILMS - PART 13
THE BEST OF COLT FILMS - PART 14
THE BEST OF COLT FILMS - PARTS 3 & 4
THE BEST OF COLT FILMS - PARTS 5 & 6
BUCKSHOT VIDEO COLLECTION (BC-155)
COWBOY COUNTRY
MAN-TO-MAN HEAT!

  
Surge Studio / Falcon Studios / Jocks / Bijou:  
GAMES (JVP-032)
Surge Studio / LeSalon:  
TURNED ON!
HIS Video:  
NIGHTHAWK IN LEATHER

  
HONCHO  August 1978, September 1978, January 1982, May 1982
MANDATE  August 1977, January 1978
BLUEBOY PRESENTS: VIDEO STARS 'N STUDS
NUMBERS  April 1980, April 1984
PLAYGUY  (#13)  v02 n13
STALLION  July 1983  (v02 n04), November 1983  (v02 n08)

  
COSCO: 10 CINEMA STARS
SURGE: BEST OF AL PARKER
SURGE: COCK!
SURGE: GAMES Part 1
SURGE: THE STRETCH

  
COLT ANNIVERSARY ALBUM #2
THE BEST COLT MEN #1
COLT MEN 3
COLT MEN 6
GALLERY SERIES #16
COLT STUDIO PRESENTS 8: THE GREAT DUALS
COLT STUDIO PRESENTS 15: Men of the Wild West #2
COLT: AL PARKER ALBUM
COLT VIDEOVIEW 1
COLT CALENDAR 1978

  
COLOR PRINTS: CP-106
COLOR PRINTS: CP-107
COLOR PRINTS: SERIES 1
B&W PRINTS: G 31
B&W PRINTS: J 34
SLIDE SET: S 133
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years active: 1976 - 1983

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Nationality: U.S.A.
From: Sacramento County, CA
Born: 1945



Excerpts - Al Parker interview with Jerry Douglas from MANSHOTS, July 1990:
Al Parker: Mike was my best friend. And he is an artist.

Manshots: Did you meet him when you worked together at Colt?

AP: No, I met him before Colt. He was a very well known set designer in Las Vegas. He was always willing to work for me for next to nothing, and he built great sets. That thing of making one dollar look like five, again.

MS: And there was the added plus that you could also put him on the screen.

AP: Which he was very reluctant to do at that point. He felt very confident in still work and silent films. But he had a speech impediment that he was very self-conscious about -- it wasn't really noticeable to anyone but him, but I had to really convince him that he was right for the film. None of us knew that that point -- but I don't think he was well at that time. GAMES (1982) was his last film as a performer. I think it was his only talking movie.