​Eric Brace & Last Train Home (from the E.P. Used Songs for Sale

​Eric Brace & Last Train Home (from the E.P. Used Songs for Sale

​Eric Brace & Last Train Home (from the E.P. Used Songs for Sale available on Red Beet Records) (by Danny McCloskey)
Becoming musical magicians, Eric Brace & Last Train Home have taken three band-favorite tracks, releasing a trio of tunes on the recent E.P., Used Songs for Sale. Eric’s East Nashville neighbor, RobinAugust, steps to the microphone for a cover of Tommy Keene’s “Places That Are Gone”. Used Songs for Sale offers a true-to-the original-version of The Bee Gees 1967 hit “To Love Somebody” while Eric Brace and Last Train Home dapple the cut with Country Soul, adding roof-reaching guitar leads, warm horns, and the natural emotion of Eric Brace’s vocals.
 
The beginnings of Last Train Home were sparked in the Washington, D.C., so it was fitting the band was asked to play a tribute to the legendary D.C.-area venue, The Cellar Door. A list of performers that had been on stage at The Cellar Door was offered for reference, and of the four-song selection chosen for the night, Graham Parker’s version of The Trammps “Hold Back the Night” made the setlist for Last Train Home. Eric Brace and Last Train Home made the decision to put their mark on the track for eternity, including it on the Used Songs for Sale E.P. (by Danny McCloskey)
 
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