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For most songwriters it is being recognized for their writing and the artists who record the songs. In some cases songwriters become one's to watch not only for their musical ability to put words and pen to paper it is the voice that brings the song or songs a live on stage in front of an audience. Songwriter and entertainer Eric Paslay may have begun his journey writing "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" a hit single recorded by Jake Owen
Eli Young Band's "Even If It Breaks Your Heart" to also penning "The Good Life" for Donnie and Marie Osmond's new Vegas show, including Love and Theft's "Angel Eyes" and Joe Nichols "Baby Your In Love With Me". Paslay has co-written credits with artists Rose Falcon, Lady Antebellum to name among songwriters Dylan Altman and Terry Sawchuk.
It is Paslay's year making him one to watch of 2014, ready to debut his self titled album February 4,2014 featuring the 2013 hit single "Friday Night". Eric has written every track on this debut with the fine songwriters listed.
Paslay's most endearing quality is really taking account of the people he meets and making true honest connections. I say it is one quality I admire from a songwriter, artist, performer.Getting to know someone on that stand point is inspiring.
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Track Listing
Keep On Falling written by; Eric Paslay, Matt Nolan and Skip Black
Friday Night written by; Eric Paslay, Rose Falcon, and Rob Crosby
Less Than Whole written by; Eric Paslay and Kenny Alphin
Country Side of Heaven written by; Eric Paslay, Dylan Altman, and Shane McAnally
Never Really Wanted written by; Eric Paslay and Walt Aldridge
Here Comes Love written by; Eric Paslay and Anthony Cappolino
Like A Song written by; Eric Paslay and Jason Delkou
Good With Wine written by; Eric Paslay, Jessi Alexander and Gordie Sampson
She Don't Love You written by; Eric Paslay and Jennifer Wayne
Song About A Girl written by; Jessi Alexander and Gordie Sampson
Deep As It Is Wide written by; Eric Paslay
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