The Sentinel recently caught up with singer-songwriter Sue Foley to learn how she went from “sneaking into clubs playing at a ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Veteran guitarist Sue Foley knows a thing or two about blues, having cut her teeth in the genre with 15 albums under her belt and ...

The titular “Pinky” is the name Austin by way of Ottawa, Canada’s veteran blues woman Sue Foley bestowed to her iconic pink paisley Fender Telecaster. It’s an instrument that has accompanied her for ...

There's an unmistakable magic that comes with - not only being in the room with live music - but live music captured live-off-the-floor and forever archived in album form. Now such experience is on ...

Austin360 On The Record is a weekly roundup of new, recent and upcoming releases by local and Austin-associated recording artists. Sue Foley, “Pinky’s Blues” (Stony Plain). Now fully entrenched in her ...

Sue Foley Old Dog Tavern Blues Bash Live 2022 Kalamazoo, MI July 16, 2022 It was a variation on what one might see at a contemporary classical music concert. Lots of grey heads, lawn chairs, not much ...

Tampa Bay music lovers are in for a genuine treat as four-time consecutive Blues Music Award winner Sue Foley takes the stage at Tropical Heatwave 2025. The Canadian-born guitar virtuoso will bring ...

Blues musician Sue Foley has spent decades on the road, faithfully carrying Pinky, her pink paisley Fender Telecaster guitar. The pandemic derailed her live performances, but now she is back on the ...

Cue up the opening bars of Texas blues guitarist Sue Foley’s album “Pinky’s Blues,” and listeners will be hit with that feeling of opening a nightclub door and being swept up in the music of a live ...

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It was a variation on what one might see at a contemporary classical music concert. Lots of grey heads, lawn chairs, not much movement. But there were numbers, lots of them, out to see and hear live ...