In November 1974, John Lennon made a significant appearance at Madison Square Garden as a special guest during Elton John’s concert. This performance came shortly after the release of his album "Walls and Bridges," which was released on September 26, 1974. The album included the hit single "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night," and coincidentally, this track was one of the three songs Lennon performed alongside Elton John that night, marking his first live performance in over three years. The collaboration between the two artists was historic as it showcased their friendship and mutual admiration, which had developed during the previous years. Lennon's appearance was particularly noteworthy because it signified a peak in his post-Beatles career, and the concert was also a part of a broader narrative around his return to live performing after focusing on family and solo work. The event is still celebrated as a memorable moment in music history, highlighting Lennon's enduring impact.