Randall Fuller Group

The Randall Fuller Group was a band formed in 1967 by Randy Fuller. The group consisted of Fuller on guitar and vocals, Johnny Daniels on guitar, Doug Neal on bass, and Jimmy Wagnon on drums. The band was Fuller's first band after the Bobby Fuller Four.

Randy Fuller set out to start a new band after the group he previously belonged to, the Bobby Fuller Four disbanded in 1966 after the death of Fuller's brother, Bobby. Fuller returned to El Paso, and recruited drummer Jimmy Wagnon and bassist Doug Neal, who were currently playing together in a local group called Infants of Soul (Wagnon had previously played with Bobby Fuller's performing band with Randy).

The group played gigs in El Paso before moving to Farmington, and finally settling in Hollywood. While not many recordings were made, the band played at many venues in the area, mainly PJ's (a popular venue for the Bobby Fuller Four). The group made their only recordings in a garage in Los Angeles; the songs "Armchair Traveler" and "I Know Your Lovin's Very Fine" were both written by Daniels. Later tracks were recorded at Bob Keane's studio. An acetate was eventually made at Capitol Records, though it never saw a release. The group disbanded later that year after Doug Neal got drafted and had to leave the band.