It is not who you know but who you blow in this classic tale of an attractive mail clerk who uses his sexual energy to give head to get ahead.

Billy is shown collecting the mail from three executives and asking each to help him get a promotion. They all decline to help. However, all are patrons of Danny's, a Christopher Street cruise bar, where Billy meets one after the other.

Billy is a very attractive twink. He is thin, lean, with a big dick and a voracious sexual appetite. He is versatile, getting topped by the first boss; topping the second; and flip-flopping for the third, and all this supposedly in one night. The best thing about his scenes is the cumshot and post-cumming clean up. This is a pre-condom 70's era movie when cum was copious, licked and eaten. Billy gets his protein in this movie.

I loved Billy, but I give this movie a 3.5 and not a higher rating because it is only 59 minutes long with 44 minutes of sexual content. It takes 13 boring minutes to get to the first sex scene. But once the sex starts, it is virtually continuous with the versatile Billy as star. His co-stars range from a muscular hunk, his first partner, to a fem businessman, second, to a watchable average-looker, third. The third executive has a four-minute sex scene of his own in Danny's tearoom giving head to the second executive and taking a straight-in-the-mouth cumshot.

CHRISTOPHER STREET BLUES is a slice of gay history. The French Connection and the Gay Film Institute are to be commended for their great effort at saving visions from gay video heritage, like this, from extinction.

Buy it for the heritage, but savor Billy.