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Jon Vincent

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Dave Phillips

Jon St.Vincent

Also modeled as

Jeff Vickers for Paige

stats/info

hair	Black	eyes	Brown
body hair	Smooth	facial hair	None
height	5ft 11in / 180cm
build	Body Builder	skin	White
tattoo	None	piercing	None
dick size	7in / 18cm	foreskin	Cut
persuasion	Bisexual
born	1962	from	New Orleans, Louisiana
died	2000	died of	overdose

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notes

Notes from Madd Coww:
Jon Vincent was a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and attended LSU on a baseball scholarship. After LSU, he had a brief professional career with the Kansas City Royals and that career and Jon's first marriage to a woman was ended due to Jon's drug use.
Jon moved to the West Coast, and got into hustling and eventually into porn films around 1987. In porn films, he was invariably a top, and he was much in demand due to his remarkable talent for dirty talk. I don't recall him in any bondage or S&M scenes.
To say that Jon was conflicted would be a major understatement. The general persona conveyed in his films was that of a mildly homophobic "gay for pay" performer. But there was more to it. Jon was probably bisexual, but I think his "gay side" only increased his self-hatred. He had been sexually abused repeatedly by a neighbor when he was five years old. And his chronic substance abuse (everything from alcohol to heroin) further complicated the situation. Projected onto this background was a secret love affair with Joey Stefano, who also was a chronic substance abuser.
Jon's continued substance abuse and the lack of any meaningful counseling or psychotherapy led to the inevitable. Jon died in 2000 of an accidental overdose of intentionally-ingested heroin and cocaine.
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He said he was sexually abused as a chile. He had a son who was 19 at the time of his father's death. In a Manshots interview he identified himself as gay, other times as bisexual. He had been a Chipendale's dancer.

releases

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action notes: O=Oral; A=Anal; M=Mutual j/o; R=Rim; S=Straight; g=give; r=receive; b=bottom; t=top;

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awards

1993 Gay Erotic Video Awards

Best Groaner: Idol Thoughts

references

Paige. Jock Vol. 3 No. 5 May 1987 (Cover)
Paige. "Senior" Jock Vol. 3 No. 5 May 1987 pg. 36 (Pictures)
"Hot New Hunks of 1989" Studflix Vol. 7 No. 2 Feb. 1989 pg. 6 (Pictures)
"New Releases" Studflix Vol. 7 No. 2 Feb. 1989 pg. 18 (Review)
T.M.. "New Videos: Heavenly" Manshots Vol. 1 No. 4 Mar. 1989 pg. 29 (Review)
Skinflicks Vol. 9 No. 2 Mar. 1989 (Cover)
Matt Oxley. "Jon Vincent" Skinflicks Vol. 9 No. 2 Mar. 1989 pg. 39 (Pictures)
"Ride the Swell" Skinflicks Vol. 9 No. 2 Mar. 1989 pg. 89 (Pictures)
Rob Stevens. "Newcomer: Joey Stephano" Manshots Vol. 2 No. 8 Jul. 1990 pg. 66 (Interview/Pictures)
Stan Ward. "A Look at the All-American Jock Image in Gay Erotica" Manshots Vol. 3 No. 1 Oct. 1990 pg. 26 (Essay/Pictures)
Stallion Vol. 5 No. 1 Mar. 1992 (Cover)
Roberto Roma. "Muscebound" Stallion Vol. 5 No. 1 Mar. 1992 pg. 14 (Pictures)
Dave Babbitt. "Lifestyles: Jon Vincent" Manshots Vol. 5 No. 5 Jun. 1993 pg. 27 (Interview)
H.F.. "Fade Out" Manshots Vol. 12 No. 8 Oct. 2000 pg. 82 (Obituary)

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