Best of The Mavericks. They chose to release a greatest-hits album due to their recognition in Europe, where they found that such compilations tended to be commercially successful. For this project, each band member selected both singles and album cuts, along with four previously unreleased songs. Among the new songs were covers of Buck Owens' "Think of Me" and Cat Stevens' "Here Comes My Baby", the latter of which was released as a single. Super Colossal Smash Hits of the 90's was certified gold in the United Kingdom by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) for sales of 100,000 copies. Despite the commercial success in other countries, the band continued to find lessened success in the United States. Also in 1999, Reynolds divorced Yearwood; she would marry Garth Brooks in 2005. By the end of the decade, the Mavericks had disbanded. Buchanan said that the band was "at loggerheads with their record company". Malo stated at the time that the decision to disband was due to creative exhaustion brought on by extensive touring, combined with unspecified disputes between Kane and the rest of the band. After the disbanding, Kane released a solo album of cover songs in 2000 titled Songs in the Key of E. Malo recorded both as a solo artist and as a member of Los Super Seven, a supergroup that also included Mexican-American country singers Rick Trevino and Freddy Fender. Meanwhile, Reynolds recorded one album with the supergroup Swag, which also included members of Cheap Trick, Wilco, and Sixpence None the Richer. In 2000, McFadden joined Trent Summar & the New Row Mob. The Mavericks reunited in 2003, with Eddie Perez as their fourth guitarist. Malo had known Perez because the two had played in an Austin, Texas nightclub prior to The Mavericks' foundation. The re-established band recorded two albums for the British Sanctuary Records: the self-titled The Mavericks and a live album recorded in Austin, Texas, which was accompanied by a DVD release. Malo said that many of the songs were inspired by his concerns over the sociopolitical scene of the United States following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, and that Sanctuary Records executives were more willing to let the band record their music without executive interference. Only one single from The Mavericks charted: a cover of The Hollies' "The Air That I Breathe". Also included on the album was a collaboration with Willie Nelson on