Toros En Mejico 3:57
Let It Be 4:05
Amigo Y Amor 3:16
Your Name 3:00
Vamos A Bailar 2:39
Samba Lady 3:13
A Orillas Del Sena 3:16
Consejos 1:51
Jonathan 3:40
Come Back 5:07
Primer disco de esta banda madrileña apadrinada por Juan Pardo
FLAC | 146 MB | LINKS
The colorful yet tragic life of Austin singer/songwriter Blaze Foley — who was shot and killed in 1989, at the age of 39, while trying to defend an elderly friend — reads like the most heart-piercing of country ballads. It’s no wonder, then, that extraordinary artists like Foley’s friend and hero Townes Van Zandt and Lucinda Williams penned odes to him (Van Zandt’s “Blaze’s Blues” and Williams’ “Drunken Angel”). As for Foley’s craft, no less than Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard covered Foley’s “If I Could Only Fly” in 1987. (Haggard would go on to re-record the song and make it the title track of his 2000 album.) Unfortunately, it seems that a good deal of Foley’s energies went toward the art of living; therefore, while he has left listeners with his vivid legend, his recorded output is frustratingly scarce.
Blaze Foley (born Michael David Fuller) was raised in West Texas and sang with his mother, brother, and sisters in a gospel act called the Fuller Family. Taking a pseudonym borrowed from Red Foley, Blaze performed in Houston, New Orleans, and Austin through the 1970s and ’80s, developing a strong following and respect from fellow musicians. But it was the Austin music scene, among friends like Van Zandt and Timbuk 3 — whose work Foley was an early champion of — that would become his spiritual and geographical home.
While Foley recorded a now impossible-to-find studio album in the early ’80s at the famed Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, he’s remembered more for his vivid character. He was known as much for his kindness and philanthropy, even in the face of his own poverty, as he was for his drunkenness, ornery nature, and downright weirdness. Foley was also known for his uncanny fascination with duct tape, which he used to hold the various pieces of his life together, most notably his shoes (as immortalized in the lyrics of Lucinda Williams’ aforementioned “Drunken Angel”).
Fittingly, his one readily available work, Live at the Austin Outhouse, was recorded on December 18, 1988 (his 39th birthday), at one of the few music establishments in town that would tolerate him. The album was released as a cassette and Foley intended to donate a percentage of the profits to a homeless shelter, but after he was shot and killed on February 1, 1989, sales were instead earmarked for funeral costs. Live at the Austin Outhouse, re-released on CD in 1999 by Lost Art Records, captured him in his element. Through the bleed of a guitar microphone, you can hear stools squeaking, snatches of conversation, and general bar ambience — but at the center of it all is Foley, his deep gritty voice and songs that, much like Van Zandt’s, seem to emerge from a place of bruised, yet hopeful, solitude.
Tracks:
01 You’ll Get Yours Aplenty 2:09
02 I Should Have Been Home 2:10
03 Tree House Lullaby 2:11
04 Election Day 2:30
05 Let Me Ride In Your Big Cadillac 2:40
06 The Moonlight Song 2:39
07 Cold, Cold World 2:34
08 Instrumental 1:46
09 Fat Boy 2:57
10 Cosmic Doo Doo 1:47
11 Crawl Back To You 2:20
12 June Or September 2:42
13 Livin’ In The Woods In A Tree 2:10
14 Basil’s Song 2:08
15 Rudee Down In New Orleans 2:06
16 New Wave Blues 2:11
17 Big Chief Hightower 1:49
18 Big Cheeseburgers And Good French Fries 2:29
19 Blaze Foley’s 113th Wet Dream 3:04
20 Springtime In Uganda 4:42
320 kbps | 316 MB | LINKS
CD1
1. Gimme Your Love (Duet with James Brown) ( 5:18)
2. Mercy ( 4:07)
3. He’s the Boy ( 4:05)
4. If She Don’t Want Your Lovin’ (Duet with Whitney Houston) ( 5:38)
5. Through the Storm (Duet with Elton John) ( 4:22)
6. Think (1989) (Remake) ( 3:38)
7. Come to Me ( 3:42)
8. If Ever A Love Was There (Feat. The Four Tops & Kenny G.) ( 4:46)
9. Gimme Your Love (Single Version) (Duet with James Brown) ( 4:27)
10. Gimme Your Love (Extended Remix – Purple Mix) (Duet with James Brown) (10:45)
11. Gimme Your Love (The Purple Mix Edit) (Duet with James Brown) ( 4:51)
12. Gimme Your Love (The Purple Mix Part One) (Duet with James Brown) ( 5:53)
13. Gimme Your Love (The Purple Mix Part Two) (Duet with James Brown) ( 3:10)
14. Aretha Franklin & James Brown Interview ( 2:55)
CD2
1. It Isn’t, It Wasn’t, It Ain’t Never Gonna Be (Duet With Whitney Houston) (4:49)
2. It Isn’t, It Wasn’t, It Ain’t Never Gonna Be (Single Version) (Duet With Whitney Houston) (4:14)
3. It Isn’t, It Wasn’t, It Ain’t Never Gonna Be (Single Remix) (Duet With Whitney Houston) (4:03)
4. It Isn’t, It Wasn’t, It Ain’t Never Gonna Be (Extended Radio Mix) (Duet With Whitney Houston) (6:10)
5. It Isn’t, It Wasn’t, It Ain’t Never Gonna Be (House Radio Mix) (Duet With Whitney Houston) (5:07)
6. It Isn’t, It Wasn’t, It Ain’t Never Gonna Be (Hip Hop Radio Mix) (Duet With Whitney Houston) (4:53)
7. It Isn’t, It Wasn’t, It Ain’t Never Gonna Be (New Jack Swing Dub Mix) (Duet With Whitney Houston) (6:20)
8. It Isn’t, It Wasn’t, It Ain’t Never Gonna Be (After Hours Club Mix) (Duet With Whitney Houston) (7:41)
9. It Isn’t, It Wasn’t, It Ain’t Never Gonna Be (1989 Vogue Dub Mix) (Duet With Whitney Houston) (5:37)
10. It Isn’t, It Wasn’t, It Ain’t Never Gonna Be (Nic Mercy’s 1999 House Mix) (8:37)
11. It Isn’t, It Wasn’t, It Ain’t Never Gonna Be (Detroit Rough Mix) (Duet With Whitney Houston) (6:11)
320 kbps | 81 MB | LINKS
Vicky Emerson: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Piano on “Bird’s Eye View” and “Good Enough”, Hand claps and foot stomps on “Stone Cold”
Aaron Fabbrini: Stand Up Bass, Background Vocals on “The Boat Song”, Hand claps and stomps on “Stone Cold”
Annie Fitzgerald: Background Vocals on “The Reckoning”
Zach Miller: Drums, Percussion, Hand claps and foot stomps on “Stone Cold, Background Vocals and Piano on “The Boat Song”
Sarah Morris: Background Vocals on “Reckoning” , “Bird’s Eye View”, “Stone Cold”
Kari Arnett: Background Vocals on “The Reckoning”, “Good Enough”
and “Stone Cold”
Jake Armerding: Fiddle, Octave Violin and Background Vocals on “In the Pines”, “Bird’s Eye View”, “Good Enough”, “Steady Heart” , “The Boat Song”
Steve Bosmans: Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar on “The Boat Song”, Hand claps and foot stomps on “Stone Cold”
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