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‘Far Too Long Apart’ is based on a true story. When John Cristal (The Maverick Band’s songwriter) first started going out with Sue, the lady who would one day become his wife, they used to live in separate towns. For about 2 years John would only see Sue at weekends. As John drove home at the end of the weekend, John would listen to the radio and often hear a song by Foreigner called ‘Waiting For Girl Like You’. Like many couples, this song became Sue and John’s song.
Go forward to the present and John felt it was time he wrote a song that captured how he felt when he’d left Sue, at the end of great weekend with her – the raw emotions and thoughts he had and felt during the time they were apart. The song is a cross between pop and rock, using the lead guitar to help give the song an extra dimension. John feels the lead guitar, played by Paul Stenton, has a hint of Carlos Santana – a guitarist John has a lot of admiration for.
Here’s our Eurovision song entry! Well, it would be, if, we were entering it! Moonlight Love Affair is best described as a Spanglish techno/Latino/pop song with Spanish and English lines alternating through each verse, together with a Spanish chorus!
“Just Four Simple Words” is a song that reminds us of what Louis Amstrong sang in his song ‘What A Wonderful World’.
This song is a subliminal song that some may think is about a woman or a friend but in fact it’s about a…CAT! It’s about her routine, the life she leads – night and day, where she lives and how she interacts with people. It’s also about her relationship with one particular person and the joy she brings them; the special
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I haven’t been practicing enough over the last few weeks and it really shows! I’ve been cramming all morning and getting more frustrated by the minute
You’d think setting up a band and launching songs would be pretty straight forward! You’d be mistaken!