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| Dekkobrother | Does anybody know where this was taken? |
| Keepsbreakindown | Not many people would do this. |
| Nostalgia | man...what i would give to be there (wherever that is) |
| Bigtoe | The Allmans did this kind of thing a couple of times in New Orleans. |
| alanwoods | I believe that is Piedmont Park in Atlanta. |
| bonscott | that's how it still should be, they knew who paid their bills |
| piedmontpark | Yep, I'm pretty sure that's Piedmont Park. They truly were the "People's Band". They must have played in the park for free around 30 times before Duane died. This must have been one of the earlier events up on the football fields. The last of those w |
| Thekid0618 | I'm pretty sure this was a free concert at the Upper Athletic Field at Emory University that I rode my spider bike to see in 1970, they just set up in the grass and jammed. |
| TopDroog | I wonder who among the audience realized that they were witnessing history in the making? I bet a log of them figured they were just watching some local boys doing their weekend thing. Seeing pics like this one really makes me happy to be part of this c |
| Stephen | Too cool for words |
| playallnite | takin the music to the people |
| RANDYGALVAN | That is B.O. in white shirt. |
| skyponydogboy | The 'Jam for Duane' is like this NOW. We do it like the Bros back in the day...jammin', bands, the people... |
| LesPaulStandardLover | This is one of the FREE Jams by the ABB at Piedmont Park on the upper softball fields. They did this often in the spring and summer months in Atlanta in 1970 and 1971. |
| Slimzimm | Great picture from the Piedmont Park days! |
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