In October 1976, when Frank Zappa delivered his electrifying performance at The Patio in Coral Gables, he was riding high on the wave of creativity that defined his career. Just a year earlier, Zappa released the groundbreaking album "Apostrophe (’)” which featured hits like “Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow.” This album was notable for its blend of rock, jazz, and humor, a hallmark of Zappa's eclectic style. Interestingly, during this live concert, Zappa showcased the impressive lineup of musicians backing him, including powerhouse drummer Terry Bozzio and multi-talented Eddie Jobson. It’s worth noting that this performance became part of the legendary bootleg collection, highlighting Zappa’s knack for theatrical live shows and bringing his avant-garde and satirical approach to music directly to his fans. The energy and inventiveness displayed during this concert are still revered by enthusiasts today.