 After completing his 1982 album "Gone Troppo", he withdrew from music-making for over four years, partly as a result of the compromises he was forced to make with "Somewhere in England", and partly because he had long found his role as a film producer with his company HandMade Films more rewarding.With "Wake Up My Love", the lead single from "Gone Troppo", Harrison returned to the pop formula of "Teardrops".According to Clayson, this was a gesture designed to satisfy Warner Bros. in advance, while Harrison otherwise had no interest in the album's commercial performance and, as with "Somewhere in England", made no attempt to promote the release.