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SUMMARY:The Travel Agents
DESCRIPTION:Largely influenced by the psychedelic sounds of the late 60's
  and early 70's\, the Travel Agents' music has evolved into an eclectic 
 mix of danceable rock and roll and good-time originals. It's hard to pin
  down exactly when the band began. It had existed in various configurati
 ons since 1986\, but 1990 was the year in which the band became what peo
 ple now know as the Travel Agents. The music finally began to gel\, regu
 lar rehearsal began\, and real paying gigs soon thereafter. The decade-l
 ong musical team has only changed with the with the departure of Paul Ke
 lly\, who moved to the Bay Area in 1995\, and the addition of Scott McDo
 well in 1999. In the early days they primarily played Grateful Dead musi
 c at private parties and quasi-underground outdoor gigs in the desert\, 
 or at places like UCSD's Che Cafe. They played their very first bar gig 
 at Ocean Beach's infamous and now-defunct Texas Teahouse in February of 
 1991. Since that time\, they've played some 400+ shows all around San Di
 ego\, plus the occasional appearance in LA\, the East County\, Mexico\, 
 or even Las Vegas. Their repertoire has grown as well. They still play G
 rateful Dead with great aplomb\, but a typical setlist includes healty d
 oses from their own growing repertoire of original tunes\, as well as im
 provisational renditions of songs by Traffic\, the Allman Brothers\, the
  Beatles\, and even 12-string master Leo Kottke. They've played some rea
 l dives\, and they've played San Diego's very finest indoor venues such 
 as 4th and B and the Belly Up Tavern. They generally headline their own 
 shows but occassionally open for national touring acts such as Hot Tuna\
 , JGB Band\, Merl Saunders\, Rusted Root\, Jefferson Starship\, and Spir
 it. A few years ago they shared a bill with former Grateful Dead keyboar
 dist Tom Constanten\, who ended up jamming with the band for their whole
  set. It was a remarkable night\, and T.C. has joined them three differe
 nt times since then. They still play underground outdoor gigs\, where hu
 ndreds of people drive for hours to join in the festivities. "It's great
  playing outdoors. It's a different experience\," they explain\, and so 
 the horde treks to rural east San Diego county\, the outskirts of Los An
 geles county\, or campsites in Baja California. They've also played seve
 ral "legit" outdoor festivals including the MTV Spring Break festival wh
 en it was in San Diego in 1994. They've also performed several times at 
 the Del Mar Fair\, Live on the Bay\, and the Pacific Beach and Ocean Bea
 ch street fairs. The camp-out gigs are still a favorite\, however. This 
 is\, after all\, the band that founded both Mountainfest and Baja Bash. 
 The idea is to get a few hundred of your closest friends\, find a spot i
 n the middle of nowhere\, pitch a tent\, build a stage\, fire up the gen
 erator\, and have a grand time till the wee hours. Mountainfest (produce
 d by Heartsings Productions) has traditionally been held in remote areas
  of San Diego's East County\, while Baja Bash (produced by Promised Land
 s Productions) typically takes place South of the Border\, near San Feli
 pe or Ensenada.\n\nMore info: https://www.winstonsob.com/calendar/week/t
 ravel-agents\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/83966cf8-1c8f-4240-80c
 2-9c5459209124
LOCATION:Winston's Beach Club\, San Diego\, CA
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/83966cf8-1c8f-4240-80c2-9c545920912
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