BLAZE FOLEY COLD COLD WORLD SEALED OOP Vinyl LP LIMITED RARE - townes van zandt
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Nov 28, 2013 Sold Date
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BLAZE FOLEY & THE BEAVER VALLEY BOYS - COLD COLD WORLD LP Secret Seven - SEC-7-015 
Don't miss the chance to get this extremely limited and increasingly harder to find record. 

  • Mint Condition, Sealed Copy
  • Out of Print Limited Press
  • Includes full size insert
  • Trustworthy NYC based seller with outstanding feedback

He is one of the most spiritual cats I’ve ever met; an ace finger picker; a writer who never shirks the truth." -Townes Van Zandt

As is often the case with artists whose legacies have been shaped by tragic circumstances, in some ways the music of Blaze Foley cannot be divorced from his personal story. Born Michael David Fuller in 1949, he spent his formative years traveling the South with his family as a group of itinerant Gospel singers. By 1974, he had begun to develop his persona as a songwriter, first as “Depty Dawg,” and finally as “Blaze Foley.” Blaze’s brief career was characterized by equal measures of prolificacy, poor luck, and personal misfortune. Despite his friendship with fellow Texas outlaw country stalwart, Townes Van Zandt, success eluded Foley at all turns. Albums were recorded, lost, found, and lost again. Troubled both by substance abuse and homelessness, Foley struggled to commit many of his songs to tape, and those that were recorded rarely received proper releases during his lifetime—save a lone 45rpm. An LP was pressed in 1984, but allegedly, the album was seized by the FBI when the owner of the record label was arrested for drug smuggling. Blaze finally received some of the LPs, which he traded for beer and cab rides. Blaze’s life ended tragically in 1989 when he was fatally gunned down while intervening in a family feud on the behalf of an elderly and defenseless friend.

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