Yoko Ono, a Trainwreck® virtuoso with John & Chuck Berry (1972)

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What a trainwreck. Good for some laughs. And...the video quality is amazing.

It's from the Mike Douglas Show (1972). The first number is Memphis Tennessee, second, Johnny B Goode. Exceptionally crystal-clear video (except for the audio). John's off-vocals are brutal. And then there's the star -- Yoko's tortuous demon-possessed caterwauling -- which was apparently supposed to be the "harmonica". (Check out Chuck Berry's eyeballs the moment he hears it):

Chuck's reaction to Yoko

John and Chuck bonded (Yoko was totally ignored until the three arose from the panel to perform the second number - Johnny B Goode). THANKFULLY, the sound guy completely cut Yoko's mic after that -- unbeknownst to her.

There is a second shortened video of the same performance (terrible quality, but worth it just for reading the additional epic Yoko comments.

another LINK, more hilarious commentary

Sample comments:

* Here we have 3 legends!! John Lennon, Chuck Berry and the Man who turn of the Yoko's microphone

* The way Chuck, John and band where able to ignore that extraterrestrial distress call in the middle of that classic song was the epitome of professionalism

* Sounds like a goat getting f***ed

* Yoko: “I think I’ll scream like a banshee during one of the greatest rock songs ever written. Yeah...that’s what I’ll do.”

* John was singing flat, Yoko was screeching like a banshee-monkey. I loved how Chuck's eyes widened when that crazy woman started her vocalizations

* All I heard was a small lamb being slaughtered