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Signed to London Records, Olympic Runners' debut album, Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is, arrived in 1974. Well-received on both American and British dancefloors, it was nevertheless completely overshadowed when Wingfield's solo single Eighteen With a Bullet became a monstrous worldwide hit, reaching number seven . in Spring 1975, and breaching the . Recorded with fellow Olympic Runners Harper and LeFleur, Wingfield followed through with the album Breakfast Special, before returning to the band for their sophomore album, Out in Front, that same year  . Olympic Runners - Get This Thing Down. Olympic Runners - On Ya. Download SoundHound.

The Olympic Runners were a 1970s British funk band, led by singer George Chandler, and record producer Mike Vernon. Vernon also played percussion for the group. They are best remembered for their four UK hit singles, including the Top 40 successes, "Get It While You Can" (1978) and "Sir Dancealot" (1979). Vernon had been behind the creation of the British Blue Horizon record label, and the Olympic Runners comprised session musicians who were booked into the Olympic Studios in London to play on an album by blues singer Jimmy Dawkins. The Olympic Runners' debut album, Put The Music Where Your Mouth Is, was released in 1974. Well received on both American and British dancefloors, it was nevertheless overshadowed by Wingfield's solo single, "Eighteen With a Bullet", which became a worldwide hit, reaching in the UK Singles Chart in spring 1975, and entering the US Top 20 in August.

More albums from Olympic Runners: Hot To Trot by Olympic Runners. Don’t Let Up by Olympic Runners. Dancealot by Olympic Runners. Keepin’ It Up by Olympic Runners. Out In Front by Olympic Runners. It’s A Bitch by Olympic Runners. 6. Get It While You Can.