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Welcome to HILDAVID's Mavericks Page. We put these pages together to showcase what we think are the best group in Country Music today. We are just fans who love the music and the men in this unique band. We have seen many groups perform live and The Mavericks are a group you definately get your money's worth. Their energy and great songs combined with the dynamic voice of Raul Malo sends you off to a world of your own.
This site is REAL AUDIO intensive. All RA sound files are 118 kb. in size and play for 1 minute. Enjoy the Mavericks.
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QUICK NOTES
The new CD is released 11-09-99.
The Mavericks say they are leaving Country Music for the Pop market.
Ben Peeler was the guitarist on the Mavericks's self-titled Independent CD Release in 1990.
David Lee Holt replaces Ben Peeler as the Mavericks cut the tracks for their second CD release "What A Crying Shame".
Nick Kane replaces David Lee Holt as "What A Crying Shame" finishes up.
(Did Nick actually play on the What A Crying Shame album?)
Hip Hop Records are about to release The Mavericks very first 1990 Independant CD on June 30/98.
Congratulations to Kim and Nick Kane as they are new parents to Oliver Patrick, a 5 lb. 4 oz. baby boy
born in Nashville at 5.44 p.m. on April 24/98.
The Mavericks Meet and Greets after their concerts have been stopped.
Paul Deakin gets married on March 27/98 in Tennessee to Tracy Biodchka from Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada .
The Mavericks started up in Miami in 1991.
The Mavericks musical influences are
Roy Orbison, Trini Lopez, The Shirelles, Smokey Robinson and The Beatles.
All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down is an audience favorite at their concerts.
Check out YOUR FAVORITES at the True Mavericks Fans Page.
Read our concert review of Feb.03/98 in Calgary Alberta HERE.
Check our concert review from last year's GREAT concert HERE.
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