John & Yoko with Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention, Live at the Fillmore East, 1971

The video quality is bad, but the music is great! Here is the unedited versions of "Well (Baby Please Don't Go)", "JamRag", "S---bag" and "Au".
Check it out and then read our interview with Howard "Eddie" Kaylan where he reminisces about that night and how he put Yoko in the bag.
Kaylan opines, "And what he did with it was he took the white, penciled Cal Schenkel text from the Fillmore album and Yoko just annotated it to her liking in red magic marker. So when it came to my description for instance, she scratched out the word ‘lead’ and just left vocals. When it came time to list instrumental songs that John really didn’t know, John made up titles. He had the unmitigated gall to call one of Frank’s classic songs — “King Kong” I believe, one of his all-time biggest instrumentals — Lennon didn’t know what it was, called it “Jamrag” then said that he wrote it!"
But what he doesn't take into consideration is that perhaps it was just a joke that nobody got -- years earlier Zappa parodied the "Sergeant Pepper" album with "We're Only In It For The Money". So John and Yoko did the same with the "Live At The Fillmore" album... get it?
This was done plenty of times before between the Beatles themselves. They would often reference, parody and sometimes play homage to each other in their albums. Lennon poked fun of McCartney's album cover Ram, when he took the same pose, this time holding a pig. I'm sure no offense was meant in the Lennon/Ono release of the live Zappa concert. But to hear and see it as it was, without any outside influences clouding one's memory, simply click above while it lasts!