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Troy Blakely
Troy Blakely is an American talent agent, managing partner and head of the concert department for the Agency for the Performing Arts (APA). He was made a partner in 2002 and a managing partner with the new set of managing partners in 2005, reshaping APA.
== Background ==
Blakely was born just outside of Detroit, Michigan. The son of a steel worker, he was raised and schooled in Southgate, Michigan. In his teens, he performed and played guitar with numerous Michigan bands. After starting college in 1968, he left in 1969 to become the tour manager for Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels, who were then managed by Barry Kramer, owner of Creem magazine. He moved to New York in 1970 to work as Assistant Tour Manager for Johnny Winter under Teddy Slatus, at that time one of the best tour managers in the music business. After assisting in putting together Edgar Winter and White Trash, he returned to Michigan to work as tour manager for Detroit featuring Mitch Ryder, who had just released their album "Detroit" on Paramount Records with Danny Goldberg. In late 1972, he was offered the position of agent for Diversified Management Agency (DMA) located in Sterling Heights, Michigan.
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