Title track 'Eighteen With A Bullet' has been a radio staple ever since it reached UK Number 7 in summer of 1975. It was also used under closing credits of film Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels. Extensive sleeve note by Pete himself: he donated memorabilia for the artwork and was involved throughout.

Wingfield, hailed by Melody Maker as 'the first real soul songwriter Britain has produced', has worked as keyboardist with countless legendary names, from the Hollies and Everly Brothers through Van Morrison to Paul McCartney.

Eighteen With A Bullet / A Whole Pot Of Jelly / Hold Me Closer / Shadow Of A Doubt / Anytime / Please / Lovin' As You Wanna Be / Kangaroo Dip / Number One Priority / Bubbling Under / Giving It Up For Love / Scratchy 45s / I Wanna Try / Making A Good Thing Better / We Fit Together / Same Old Thing Goin' On / That's How The Chances Go Round / Eyes In The Back Of My Head