The collaboration was broadcast in the United States on October 16, 1969, as part of the second season of This Is Tom Jones. Other guests on the episode were Anthony Newley, an English actor and songwriter; Peggy Lipton, a star of The Mod Squad; and comedian John Byner. The series often matched Jones with artists beyond his customary musical territory. The quartet also performed the Stephen Stills song “You Don’t Have to Cry” during the episode.

The appearance occurred very early in the quartet’s time together. About two months before the broadcast, the group had played Woodstock in the early hours of August 18, 1969. Its members were then undertaking their first tour and continuing to develop their musical chemistry. Déjà Vu followed in March 1970, making the television footage a document of the newly established lineup’s initial burst of activity.

A substantial new audience encountered the clip after the official Tom Jones channel uploaded it to YouTube on January 25, 2018. Viewers praised both Jones’s commitment as a singer and his adaptability. One commenter said Jones approached every song as if it could be the last he would ever sing. As of September 30, 2026, the video had accumulated about 3.9 million views, with the source also reporting a figure of 47,600.