Vince Gill Unveils ‘Lonely’s What I Do’ EP

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Vince Gill has unveiled Lonely’s What I Do, the fifth volume in his 50 Years From Home EP series.

The eight-track project features writing credits from Sharon Vaughn, Hadlie Jo Pritchard, Mae Estes, Lee Thomas Miller and Kameron Marlowe, among others.

“I love the melancholy in music,” shares Gill. “I always have. Maybe it goes back to the bluegrass days of the murder ballads, those kinds of songs. There’s so much more emotion in songs that have a little more despair. I think they’re as powerful as they are because they tell great stories. They paint great pictures that take you to that place — whether they’re true or not.”

The project was produced by Gill at his home studio in Nashville, with engineers Matt Rausch and Justin Niebank, and players including Paul Franklin, guitarists Tom Bukovac and Jedd Hughes, bassist Jimmie Lee Sloas, keyboardists Gordon Mote, John Jarvis and Jim “Moose” Brown, and drummer Fred Eltringham.

Lonely’s What I Do Track List:
1. “Nothing Like They Used To Be” (Vince Gill, Sharon Vaughn, Hadlie Jo Pritchard)
2. “A Million Tears Ago” (Vince Gill, Mae Estes)
3. “How’s The Leaving Going” (Vince Gill, Kameron Marlowe, Lee Thomas Miller)
4. “Lonely’s What I Do” (Vince Gill, Sharon Vaughn, Belle Frantz)
5. “The Last Thing You Left Behind” (Vince Gill, Tom Douglas)
6. “How Lonely Lonely Gets” (Vince Gill)
7. “The Book” (Vince Gill, Bob DiPiero)
8. “Pocket Full of Gold”

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