The Fun And Games evolved out a Houston, Texas group, the Six Pents. Several members -- Rock Romano, Mike Cemo, Paul Guillet, and John T. Bonno -- had played together in a high school band before joining forces with Richard Bain, D.J. Greer, Sam Irwin and Carson Graham. In 1964-1965, they became the house band at Houston's La Maison club, and recorded at Andrus Studios in Houston. After their first single, the Six Pents became The Sixpentz, and signed with Mainstream Records. The Sixpentz released two singles on Brent, a subsidiary of Mainstream. Eventually, the Sixpentz learned there was already a band called Sixpence, so, to avoid future confusion, they decided another name change was due, and became the Fun And Games Commission. Their first single -- "Someone Must Have Lied" -- was issued under this name before the group finally decided to shorten their name to the Fun And Games.
01 - Sadie
02 - The Grooviest Girl In The Worl
03 - Close To Carmel
04 - Topanga Canyon Road
05 - Tuesday , Tuesday
06 - Gotta Say Goodbye
07 - Dont Worry Baby
08 - Elephant Candy
09 - Something I Wrote
10 - The Way She Smiles
11 - It Must Have Been The Wind
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