Traveler In Pain - Traveler in Pain has been rocking New Mexico crowds for 20 years. Where were you in January 1999? I was still a middle school teacher, Gas was Cheap and bars were a plenty in ABQ. I was fortunate to start Jamming with 3 lads David Baca , Anders Fingold and RL Florez for a few months before playing out in public. We hadn't really decided on a name but had some ideas, including Traveler in Pain, which was a song written by my pops and played by my previous band Raging Fury in the early 90s. After many practices in Anders' living room, RL's garage and David's trailer in Los Lunas, we finally made our debut at a Superbowl party in Rio Rancho at some dude Teddy's house (I kept calling him Keith for some reason). There was a band playing before the game, then at halftime we were up. At which time, Anders began playing the drum intro to Sympathy for the Devil and I uttered the famous (or infamous) last words before rocking the garage "we are Traveler in Pain" and so it came to pass. From Uncle Rick's 40th, David's housewarming, Lance's 30th, various benefits and Bandido events to closing the year with successful runs to Santa Fe, Farmington and The El Rey Theater in our first year. That was a long time ago. Many years have come and gone, a different day, a different song. While many friends have come and gone their separate ways, the only constant that's remained for me is PAIN, Traveler in Pain, that is. Fortunately, we were able to have a lot of fun getting to 19 years.

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Doug Figgs - Doug Figgs is somewhat of a hidden treasure. Tucked among the cottonwoods along the Rio Grande River in a little place called Lemitar, New Mexico is a man who sings about what he knows. 
It is here that Doug Figgs calls home, surrounded by a few cows and horses, he and his wife Cathy run a full time farrier business, grow some hay and day work for other local ranches when they get the chance. His everyday life inspires the songs he writes and sings, they reflect his love for horses, his dedication to the cowboy way of life, and his devotion to his family. 
New to the world of public performances, Doug is already an active member of the Western Music Association and the Academy of Western Artists and has performed at gatherings and rodeos in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, and Idaho.