The song was released as the second single from the album and reached number 19 on the American pop charts.

[2] A whimsical music video accompanied the single which was first shown on 20 November 1976 episode of Saturday Night Live.

Directed by Monty Python's Eric Idle (who had a brief cameo in the video), the film featured Harrison, Neil Innes (as the carriage-pushing nanny/mother, a bathrobe-clad man with a duck on his head, and as a church authority),[3] Harrison's future wife Olivia Arias, and various other friends, including Eric Clapton and Harrison's soon-to-be ex-wife and Clapton's soon-to-be wife, Pattie Boyd, in an array of wild costumes.

[4][5] Cash Box said that "Harrison's melodic guitar work is here complemented by shimmering lines from the synthesized sax of Tom Scott, whose influence in the production is strongly felt.

"[7] Ultimate Classic Rock critic Nick DeRiso rates it as the best song on Thirty-Three & 1/3, calling it an "incredibly fun Top 20 hit".