"Blaze Foley and his songs are most definately in a league of their own. Superb songs and a great, great performance." -- Peter Holmstedt, Entertainment Network Scandinavia.

"Foley wrote and sang story songs so vividly full of ache, sadness, reflection, and the naked truth that I believe he may have attained that level of direct realism that songsmiths such as Kristofferson, Dylan, and Haggard are always trying to reach . . . the guy can write, and no one covers his material better than he does. All the right ingredients to become a new sensation." -- Joe Nick Patoski, Senior Editor, Texas Monthly

"His stories and songs capture bits of life with remarkable precision for their brevity. Townes Van Zandt was a friend and champion of Foley's songs, and it's easy to see why; Foley lays his soul out, which occupied the same dark hollow that VanZandt's inhabited, yet his blues and folk melodies bring emotions to life in ways that very few, except VanZandt, of course, have ever been able to do. Live at the Austin Outhouse portrays his humanity and offers ample proof as to why his music is remembered a decade after his death." -- Austin Chronicle

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