Harrison did minimal promotion for the album, content to let the music make its mark as he focused on establishing HandMade Films to finance "Monty Python's Life of Brian" and other Python-related film projects. In an interview with Mick Brown, for "Rolling Stone", Harrison said he was pleased with all the songs on the album but identified "Soft Touch" and "If You Believe" as the ones he was least impressed by. He said that "Soft Touch" was "just pleasant but there's nothing special about it, I feel."&lt;ref name="Brown/RS"&gt;Mick Brown, "A Conversation with George Harrison", "Rolling Stone", 19 April 1979 (retrieved 12 August 2017).&lt;/ref&gt; The title of the song was adopted for an international Harrison fanzine that was produced in Glasgow. The publication turned its scope to cover all the former Beatles in the early 1980s, however, due to Harrison's withdrawal from the public eye following John Lennon's murder in New York.