Blaze Foley's 113th Wet Dream. The list of artists covering Foley's songs, which already includes Lyle Lovett, Nanci Griffith, Merle Haggard, Joe Nichols, Lee Ann Womack, the Avett Brothers ...

Gurf Morlix, who formed one-half of a duo billed as Blaze Foley & the Beaver Valley Boys, wrote “Music You Mighta Made,” for his friend, and in 2011, released the 15-song tribute album, ...

Blaze Foley is as popular today, 16 years after his death, as he's ever been. Even John Prine, one of his heroes, put a Foley song on his latest album. Still, the appearance of these recordings is ...

He learned most of Foley’s 60-song catalog and immersed himself in his story, which ended when the drunk Blaze drove to the home of an elderly friend and confronted the man’s son, whom Foley ...

In the Louisiana-filmed “Blaze,” Blaze Foley tells the love of his life what he wants to be. “I'm don’t want to be a star,” Foley says as he and Sybil Rosen cuddle in the back of a pickup.

If you haven’t heard of him, look him up! One of John Prine‘s most famous songs was also one of Blaze Foley’s most notable songs, and that song is “Clay Pigeons”. Released in 2005 by ...

A quintessential Americana artist before such a thing existed, Blaze ... play the song he’d just written: “If I Could Only Fly.” They would see each other again just once. Foley eventually ...

That's my favorite John Prine song ever.' He said, 'No, no, that's a Blaze Foley song. And we're like, 'Oh, boy.' Lucinda Williams wrote 'Drunken Angel' about Blaze Foley, Willie Nelson and Merle ...

The song’s title might lead fans to assume the ... Instead, he was ruminating on the life of Blaze Foley, a country singer who, after living a tragic life, died by gunshot at 39 years old ...

When singer-songwriter Blaze Foley was murdered ... Haggard, who had likely never heard of Foley before that recording, released a solo version of the song in 2000, making it the title track ...

But as Tim Greiving reports, it might just make him a star. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "CLAY PIGEONS") BLAZE FOLEY: (Singing) This is a song called "Clay Pigeons." Hi, Mom. TIM GREIVING, BYLINE ...