Raul Malo
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Image:RaulMalo-TodayCD.jpg Raul Francisco Martinez-Malo, Jr. (born August 7, 1965 in Miami, Florida) is an American singer, songwriter, and record producer. He was the lead singer of successful country music band The Mavericks and has since pursued a solo career which encompasses numerous genres of American and Latin music.
Raul Malo solo albums:
- "Today" (2001)
- "The Nashville Acoustic Sessions" (2004)
- "You're Only Lonely" (2006)
- "An Evening with Raul Malo" (2006)
Major songwriting credits:
- Dance The Night Away (Raul Malo)
- There Goes My Heart (Raul Malo - Kostas)
- What A Crying Shame (Raul Malo - Kostas)
- I Should Have Been True (Raul Malo - Stan Lynch)
- Foolish Heart (Raul Malo - Evan York)
- Here Comes The Rain (Raul Malo - Kostas)
- All You Ever Do Is Bring Me down (Raul Malo - Al Anderson)
External link:
- Raul Malo gets luck, Country Standard Time story, 2006.
