sentences:  As Yarber explained, the Compulsive Gamblers “did two 7-inches and recorded a bunch of songs on home recordings.We recorded in Easley (Recording studio), but we never really had an album...our CD came out after The Oblivians started playing.” Eventually their 7" recordings were compiled in LP format under the title "Gambling Days are Over" and released by Sympathy for the Record Industry.After the breakup of the Oblivians, Cartwright and Yarber reformed the Compulsive Gamblers, this time as a three-piece with Rod Thomas back on drums.