Sunny Side of The Mountain // Jim Mills Solo and Backup!

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[@moritzengel2735]

I love your content!!! You're my favorite youtuber!

[@kendylhoudyshell1399]

Awesome Eli!!! Great playing once again 😊 Perfect selection to start the New Year 🎊 Have a great day ❤️

[@frettedinstrumentsschool-g280]

Really nice Eli. Many Muchas...Jack Baker NYC/NJ

[@Ka7eb_]

Great song to do a lesson on! More songs like this please

[@blakeskinner6929]

Eli could you do a video of what Crowe does on “you’re not easy to forget” from the bluegrass holiday album

[@johntucci5908]

Love this!!!!

[@sjbreen]

Nice

[@Isaaceells]

Can you do Ricky Skaggs version of “Old Home Place”?

[@SilkieRoo]

With all these pull-offs, I've got a question. I'm apparently doing something wrong, because even though I've been playing for a few months now, pull-offs end up tearing my calluses. Same with slides, the edges of my calluses end up catching on the frets and pulling back. It's more annoying than painful, honestly. I can't get a clean pull-off cause my callus keeps catching the strings. What am I doing wrong? Is there something I can do to keep my callus edges from pulling up? Am I supposed to be filing my calluses or something? I didn't have much of a problem like this on guitar, but guess I didn't do nearly as many pull-offs. I realize there are a ton of variables, but thought there might be basic techniques and wondering if this is common or not. Thanks so much for all your content!

[@ferrolblackmon4637]

Your 5th string is under the railroad spike on the 9th fret? And a capo on the 4th?

[@EliGilbertBanjo]

Yes!