The Turkey Trip was to be at the Duke Tire warehouse at 11th and Peachtree right on the Strip. As often happened, the night before the event the place was hurriedly condemned by the city. The concert was moved to the Georgian Terrace and the price was raised. Many were upset, but the music was fabulous. The Allman Brothers had just released their album and were in high form. The Hampton Grease Band was wonderfully greased. Special guests were Knowbody Else. Their lead singer kept his head down and long locks hanging as he hid beside the drummer. But his growl was like an old bluesman. Soon after they changed their name to Black Oak Arkansas and the singer emerged with bleached hair, buff naked chest and buckskin pants to prowl the stage as Jim Dandy Mangrum. The success of this location led to the opening of The Electric Ballroom here. http://www.alexcooley.com/ven-elecbrm.htmlshapeimage_3_link_0