[From All Music.com-Thom Jurek] Sue Foley is a Canadian guitarist, singer, songwriter and bandleader based in Austin, Texas. Her trademark instrument is a pink paisley Fender Telecaster. She signed with Antone's Records for her 1992 acclaimed debut album Young Girl Blues, and followed with Without a Warning a year later. Foley's wicked lead guitar made her a rarity among blueswomen at the time. She signed to Shanachie for 1998's Ten Days In November, then returned to 
live in Canada where 2000's Love Comin' Down won a Juno award. In 2001 Foley started a music history project called Guitar Woman based on dozens of interviews she conducted with the world’s leading female guitarists. Between 2001-2008, she wrote articles, organized and promoted concerts, and worked on a book. After 2002's acclaimed Where The Action Is... she left Shanachie for Germany's Ruf Records where she issued two solo outings: 2004's Change and 2006's now-classic, New Used Car. She issued Time Bomb in collaboration with label mates Deborah Coleman and Roxanne Potvin in 2007. The Guitar Woman project went dormant between 2009-2015 while Foley cut two albums for Blind Pig with guitarist Peter Karp (He Said, She Said, 2010 and Beyond The Crossroads, 2012) and attended university to earn a graduate degree. She returned to Austin in 2018 and released The Ice Queen for Canada's Stony Plain in 2018, and played in a supergroup with Billy Gibbons, Jimmie Vaughan, and organist Mike Flanigin. Foley released Pinky's Blues in 2021.
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Texas, dedicated to presenting the region's contemporary art to the public. Art Museum TX provides an interchange for visual arts of the present and recent past, presents new directions in art, strives to engage the public, and encourages a greater understanding of contemporary art through education programs.
