Meet Humans of Tunstall: Eli Ashworth
“When I went to a John Mayer concert, I was like ‘I wanna play that. He has really inspired me as an artist. As I began learning, my youth pastor got me into playing the guitar for our church. I have three guitars and I began playing when I was seventeen. Stop This Train, by John Mayer, was the first song I learned how to play on guitar. I began learning how to play other songs written by him, such as Slow Dancing, Neon, and Gravity. Playing the guitar relieves stress for me. It’s a creative outlet for me and is really calming. Even though playing guitar is fun, it can be painful after a while. The calluses I have symbolize hard work and dedication.”
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