Sam Brigger

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?

It sounds like you were particularly drawn to the country blues. What do you think it was that spoke to you?

It sounds like you were particularly drawn to the country blues. What do you think it was that spoke to you?

When did you start playing banjo?

When did you start playing banjo?

When did you start playing banjo?

And you said your grandfather played the banjo?

And you said your grandfather played the banjo?

And you said your grandfather played the banjo?

Well, you brought a banjo with you today. It's kind of a special banjo. Can you tell us about it?

Well, you brought a banjo with you today. It's kind of a special banjo. Can you tell us about it?

Well, you brought a banjo with you today. It's kind of a special banjo. Can you tell us about it?

On the song that you play on the album, It's All Over Now, in the liner notes, you say that you play this stroke style. Can you explain what that is or demonstrate that for us?