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In September 1972, Marla and her six older brothers had taped a new documentary movie called "The Medderses On Tour" which was released in January 1973. All of the Dallas Cowboys players except Bubba Smith's brother Tody had a medium role, and 15 songs were used. 1. Thanks 2. Jesus You're a Man (reprises with faster beats) 3. I Should Have Been Crucified 4. Through It All (reprises with Herb Adderley) 5. He Did it All For Me (reprises with D.D. Lewis) 6. It's Alright 7. Each Step I Take 8. Sheltered in the Arms of God 9. When I Lift Up My Head (with Lee Roy Jordan) 10. He Touched Me 11. I'm Free 12. Jesus Walked All the Way (reprises with Ralph Neely and Blaine Nye) 13. I Believe in a Hill Called Mount Calvary 14. Jesus is a Soul Man (with super vocalist Robert Newhouse) 15. Jesus is Coming Soon (reprises twice with background vocalists Billy Parks, Lance Alworth, D.D. Lewis, Charlie Waters, Lee Roy Jordan, Bob Lilly, Larry Cole and John Fitzgerald) After ...

On Dec. 14, 2025, Marla was there with Maverine for the Cowboys and the Vikings game. Several Dirty Dozen guys were attending were Pat Donovan, Thomas Henderson, Randy White, Rolly Woolsey, Bob Breunig, Randy Hughes, Burton Lawless and Scott Laidlaw. The 13th member Percy Howard is the free agent and a one catch wanderer. Not here was Kyle Davis, Mike Hegman and Herb Scott, and one dead was Mitch Hoopes. This was Scott's last attendance until he died a month later on Jan. 29, 2026. Marla claims that she hasn't talked to Scott since 1986 while having a conversation with D.D. Lewis and Larry Grantham, who were both sober. She also hasn't talked to Rolly for almost 50 years. Maverine said about Fred Cox, who died after he attended the 50th anniversary Vikings for 1969 in 2019. Marla was proud to have the dirty dozen's 50th anniversary. The title is after the movie in 1967 starring Lee Marvin and Jim Brown.

On Oct. 29, 1989, Marla and her son Faron were attending the game for the Cowboys and the Cardinals after two weeks of attending the same stadium for the Cowboys and the 49ers. Marla was happy to reunite with several Dallas Cowboys players, including Lee Roy Jordan, who had the ring of honor. Her husband Marty and daughter Natalee were in San Francisco watching the game for the 49ers and the Jets. The Cowboys lost to the Cardinals.

Guest: Straight Tequila Night - John Anderson Regular Music Video: If You Want to Find Love - Kenny Rogers (Clifford) Song for Marla: Secretly Medley: It's All in the Game - Marla As Long as I Live - Clifford and Marla Among My Souvenirs - Tracy Memories Are Made of This - Burton Brothers Guest:  Swingin' - John Anderson Gospel: His Eye is on the Sparrow - Marla, Tracy and Clifford Lynn Vrat is a model in a regular music video. This is the only time that Clifford had a duet with Marla in a medley. Tracy did most of the time. Tracy and Marla sang the two verses in the gospel finale.

The movie Marla and the Cowboys are synonymous as she enters the Dallas place as all of the Cowboys players sang a song called "Miss Marla" written by her good friend Steve Dalrymple. At the convenience store, Rick Lewis plays the owner, and D.D. Lewis was Rick's cousin. Andy Frederick was talking to Pat Donovan about looking for girls, and several 18-year-old ladies chased Andy and they kissed him. Danny White and Roger Staubach are throwing the ball together as Marla told them to have fun with her nieces and nephews. Ed "Too Tall" Jones, Randy White, Harvey Martin and Thomas Henderson are playing poker. Tony Dorsett and Robert Newhouse are having their moves as Marla's nephew Todd showed up. Marla was playing piano while Bob Breunig showed up. Marla told him about Waylon, Willie and Billy "Crash" Craddock. Marla was singing with Bob called "All I Have." Her solo version is from her album. Pat, Rayfield Wright, Jim Cooper, Tom Rafferty a...

It's been a week since John Fitzgerald died, Marla Medders finally narrates on her dear friend as an eulogy. The video was on YouTube. Marla claims that he likes his personal looks between clean shaven and facial hair, like Russ Francis and Tracy Leslie. This rare never before seen footage of John and Marla were having fun between training camp and on the football field. While on Zoom with Maverine Michael today, Marla claims that she was with her grandson Cole, 8, while at John's house on the morning of April 14. Marla and John's wife Sue were at his side as he died. Marla also claims that she first broke the news on John's passing on X, then the Cowboys staff.