Eric Brace is the lead singer and songwriter for the acclaimed Americana band, Last Train Home, which has been touring for 11 years and has 6 full-length studio albums to their credit, as well as a DVD and CD, "Live at IOTA." Brace also released a duo album in 2009 with singer/songwriter, Peter Cooper, called "You Don't Have To Like Them Both" which was a Top Ten release on both the Americana and Folk charts. "Tranquility Base" is a single that Brace recorded in 2009 in East Nashville, Tennessee. He got to thinking about Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon back on July 20, 1969. In the 40 years since then, Armstrong has had little to say about the experience, and Eric found himself with some questions. The result is a beautiful and moving piano-driven waltz. The players were: Eric Brace, acoustic guitar, vocals; Fred Eltringham, drums; Eric Fritsch, slide guitar, B-3; Charlie Rauh, electric guitar; Michael Webb, piano, B-3. It was recorded at Eastwood Studios, East Nashville by Eric Fritsch, and mastered by Alex McCollough at Yes Master, also in Nashville.