Sam Brigger
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I was wondering if you could show us perhaps with an instrumental like how you approach the blues. And the blues can be played lots of different ways. Like one of the ways that it's often played is like a simple three-chord song. But there's a lot going on in the way you play the blues. So could you demonstrate that? I know you brought a guitar with you.
And I heard when you were getting ready that this is quite an old guitar, huh?
And I heard when you were getting ready that this is quite an old guitar, huh?
And I heard when you were getting ready that this is quite an old guitar, huh?
And when you say $4.95, I think you mean $4.95. $4.95, half a week's wages. So how old is this guitar then?
And when you say $4.95, I think you mean $4.95. $4.95, half a week's wages. So how old is this guitar then?
And when you say $4.95, I think you mean $4.95. $4.95, half a week's wages. So how old is this guitar then?
So not yet a century yet. So you said that when you're playing a guitar solo, you want it to sound like a bunch of instruments kind of playing together. Could you show us what that's like on the guitar?
So not yet a century yet. So you said that when you're playing a guitar solo, you want it to sound like a bunch of instruments kind of playing together. Could you show us what that's like on the guitar?
So not yet a century yet. So you said that when you're playing a guitar solo, you want it to sound like a bunch of instruments kind of playing together. Could you show us what that's like on the guitar?
That's Jerron Paxton with his guitar joining us today. He's a new album of all original compositions called Things Done Changed. Jerron, you grew up in South Los Angeles near Watts. What was your home like?
That's Jerron Paxton with his guitar joining us today. He's a new album of all original compositions called Things Done Changed. Jerron, you grew up in South Los Angeles near Watts. What was your home like?
That's Jerron Paxton with his guitar joining us today. He's a new album of all original compositions called Things Done Changed. Jerron, you grew up in South Los Angeles near Watts. What was your home like?
Well, you've said that you're a throwback from a family of throwbacks. What does that mean?
Well, you've said that you're a throwback from a family of throwbacks. What does that mean?
Well, you've said that you're a throwback from a family of throwbacks. What does that mean?
You're going back pretty far.
You're going back pretty far.
You're going back pretty far.
It sounds like you were particularly drawn to the country blues. What do you think it was that spoke to you?