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• Live at the Austin Outhouse captures Blaze Foley, Austins legendary singer-songwriter, at his final appearance at the iconic Austin Outhouse venue. Recorded over two nights in 1989 just days before his tragic murder these twelve tracks are available on vinyl for the first time. Recorded by his friend John Casner these now-classic Blaze tracks were for years only shared on hand-made cassettes among a small network of friends and fans. This vinyl LP marks the twenty-year anniversary of their initial release on CD by Lost Art Records.
  While Blazes reputation as a singer-songwriter has exploded in recent years, access to his catalog on vinyl has not kept pace. The tracks here include many of his classics; Clay Pigeons (covered by John Prine), If I Could Only Fly (covered by Merle Haggard), Election Day (covered by Lyle Lovett) and nine others. Blaze is joined in this set by several of Austins most beloved musicians including Champ Hood and Sarah Elizabeth Campbell. Live at the Austin Outhouse reveals Blaze to be as talented and soulful as his friends and running buddies Townes Van Zandt and Lucinda Williams.
  Foley is also the subject of a documentary film, Blaze Foley Duct Tape Messiah, directed by Kevin Triplett, and the 2018 feature-film, Blaze, directed by Ethan Hawke.
• Artist: Blaze Foley Label: End Of An Ear, Lost Art Records Format: LP Units: 1 Country: US Genre: Country

• A1 Oh Darlin'
  A2 Clay Pigeons
  A3 If I Could Only Fly
  A4 Small Town Hero
  A5 New Slow Boat To China
  A6 Our Little Town
  B1 Officer Norris
  B2 Christian Lady Talkin' On A Bus
  B3 Picture Cards Can'T Picture You
  B4 Election Day
  B5 Faded Love And Memories
  B6 Oooh Love