From the suburbs of Pittsburgh came the pop-rock band The Fenways who soon evolved into The Racket Squad, and released two albums and a string of singles before disbanding. The band played blue-eyed soul and contemporary pop, some garage, with some pretty trippy parts as well.<br /><br />Sebastia "Sonny" DiNunzio - vocals, rhythm guitar, organ, trumpet.<br />Bob "Hop" Ainsworth - lead guitar, harmonica.<br />Ron "Ronnie" George - bass, tenor saxophone.<br />Gene Molenaro drums, percussion.<br /><br />The loser.<br />Let's dance to the beat of my heart.<br />(just like) Romeo and Juliet.<br />We've got a groovy thing goin' on.<br />Higher than high.<br />Hang up.<br />Oce to Billy Joe.<br />Sunshine man.<br />No fair at all.<br />Little red wagon.<br />Let it out (let it all hang out).<br /><br /><br /><br />
