Maverine's Music Videos

1979: Never Give Up On Me
Maverine's first official music video was very smooth. Paul Krause had a cameo and he played as a lover. After that his wife Pam was jealous about the video.

1982: Desperate Loves
Maverine's second music video features a duet with Rams safety Nolan Cromwell.

1983: The Way I Love You
Maverine's duet with Dave Casper was very cute. His hair was cut during the song.

1984: If I Could Break Away From You
Maverine's second single from her fourth album talks about love and desperate. Bill Brown, the former Viking plays the leading man. Also had a cameo is Mick Tingelhoff, Paul Krause, Jim Marshall and Carl Eller.

1984: Where Did You Learn To Love Like That?
This music video features Maverine's guitarist Dennis Swilley and his teammate Steve Riley, who played as the handsome man at the library.

1984: I Don't Know You Well Enough
This song is written by Kix Brooks of Brooks & Dunn, and Maverine's music video looks really stunning, and Ed White of the Chargers had a cameo.

1984: Daylight and Nightlight
Maverine's music video features all female dancers.

1986: This I Promise You
Maverine's last country duet with Dave Casper was very sweet, and he played her husband in this video.

1986: Still in the Game
Maverine's music video hits rock bottom, Jeff Hanna and Larry Stewart sang background vocals for that same song, and Steve Winwood previous recorded that song. John Conlee and Ray Pillow were the ex-husband's friends. Jethro Pugh plays the police officer, D.D. Lewis and Larry Cole were witnesses, and Dave Manders as Maverine's new boyfriend.

1988: I Just Want You (with Denny Streeter)
Maverine's duet with the newest teenage singing star from Indiana was a success. It was filmed at the house with thunderstorms approaching. Denny was 16 at the time of this music video.

1989: Light At the End of the Tunnel
This song is written by Keith Whitley and the background vocalists goes to James, Ronny and Donny Cooke. Here's how it starts, Maverine had her Everly brothers guitar, and this was the first time without Dennis Swilley to have a guitarist, his name is Brad Layton. Maverine also had a Paul Krause jersey, and Wally Hilgenberg had a cameo as well as White Shoes Johnson and country star Larry Boone. This is the last song Maverine ever sing in country music and the song is not in this album, but the B side was Nobody Like Yours.

1990: Ride Out Your Storm
This music video features Paul Krause and Wally Hilgenberg, who had a cameo and sings background vocals on this song. Also on the list is Maverine's sister Patty. The children were played by Kyle Mann (who is in the Maverine & Duane Show), Tabitha Ginther, Ashley Peterson and Luke Mooney.

1990: I'm Not the One Who Understands
This was Maverine's last music video until 2021, and it features the beach and the garden scenes.

2021: Losing You All Over Again
Recorded in 1988, Maverine's movie clips featuring several Minnesota Vikings players, her ex-boyfriends and best friend Marla Medders.

2021: Can't Get Enough of Your Love (with Michael Tingelhoff Jr.)
With a cover of Barry White song, Michael Tingelhoff Jr., or Kent Michael's, has a little talk before the song started, and Maverine was very sweet to him. Michael is the grandson of the late Minnesota Vikings center Mick Tingelhoff.