Half the World Away was originally approached about using an Oasis song for a series about a working-class family in Manchester, he suggested "Married with Children" and was confused when "Half the World Away" was chosen. On tour in America when "The Royle Family" was first screened, he claims the penny did not drop until he returned to the United Kingdom to find the series a huge success and viewed it, feeling the song was perfect for the series. He now claims not to think of "Half the World Away" as an Oasis song, but rather as the theme tune to "The Royle Family".
Get Away (Georgie Fame song) a subsidiary of Liberty, and reached No. 70 on the "Billboard" Hot 100. The song was originally written as a jingle for a television advertisement for National petrol. It was later used as the theme-tune for a long-running travel and lifestyle show on Australian television called "Getaway". Fame's two subsequent singles, "Sunny" and "Sitting in the Park", reached chart positions of No. 13 and No. 12 respectively. After the album "Sweet Things" (1966) was released, Fame signed to CBS and became a solo artist. Get Away (Georgie Fame song) "Get Away" was a 1966 No. 1 single in the UK