"&lt;a href="Thirty%20Three%20%26amp%3B%201/3"&gt;Thirty Three &amp; 1/3&lt;/a&gt;" (1976) furthered the American soul influence and, with its singles "This Song" and "Crackerbox Palace", was a more buoyant collection than its predecessors. Marked also by a more subtle approach to religious pronouncements, the album typified Harrison's move towards love songs seemingly addressed to his deity as much as to a romantic partner. Co-produced by Russ Titelman, "George Harrison" (1979) reflected Harrison's contentment after a period spent travelling. It included the hit single "Blow Away", songs celebrating the tranquil surroundings he had discovered on Hawaii, and a tribute to Formula One racing drivers, "Faster". "Somewhere in England" was released in 1981 and featured "All Those Years Ago", a tribute to Lennon following his murder in December 1980. "Gone Troppo" (1982) included the single "Wake Up My Love" and "Circles", a song that, like "Not Guilty" from "George Harrison", had originally been considered for the Beatles' White Album in 1968.