Remembering Blaze Foley, born on this day in 1949 in Malvern, Arkansas. Here he is performing his song “Clay Pigeons.” | Dust-to-Digital

27 comments | Blaze Foley was the duct tape-covered troubadour of Texas—gritty, soulful, and gone too soon. Known for writing raw gems like “If I Could Only Fly” and “Clay Pigeons,” he lived on the edge of the Austin scene, close to Townes Van Zandt and closer to trouble. Shot and killed in 1989 at 39, his legend only grew. A folk outlaw whose songs outlived the chaos. Follow @buscadero_motorcycles another legend of the open road #country #americana | Truck Stop Chic | Facebook