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Guest: Rock My Baby - Shenandoah Regular Music Video: Anger and Tears - Mel McDaniel (Clifford) Song for Marla: American Popular Song (with Jeff, Ward, Tracy and Clifford) Medley: Chinatown My Chinatown - Marla April Showers - Clifford Baby Face - Tracy and Marla Swanee - Burton Brothers Guest:  Church on Cumberland Road - Shenandoah Gospel: Precious Memories - Marla and the Burton Brothers This is Clifford's last regular music video before he was killed in a practice crash. Lynn Davis had a cameo. This is the only time that all four guys sang with Marla in a song for Marla. Baby Cheyenne Langston had her first appearance in this show with a song called "Baby Face." Marla and Jeff sang the only verse in a gospel finale. Marty Raybon and Ralph Ezell had the ending role.

This afternoon, Kyle Busch has officially passed away after severe illnesses six days after he won at Dover in a truck race. He is survived by his brother Kurt, wife Samantha, and two children Brexton and Lennix. Kyle turned 41 19 days ago. Natalee and her husband Rich had a dog by the name of Charlsie, which is not in honor of her son Charlie. Charlsie is a girl dog.

In addition to Kevin Harvick and Larry Phillips, Jeff Burton is in the NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2027. This afternoon, Jeff called his dear and good friend Marla about having a big time and his honor. Jeff will be 59 next month. Marla claims that afternoon that Chuck Howley will be 90 a day before Jeff's birthday. After five attempts, Jeff finally made it.

Marla's 25-year-old great-niece Shandon Medders was ready to race with a 34-year-old black racer from Virginia named Dystany Spurlock. Dystany races motorcycles previously, and Shandon was the neighbor of Tracy Leslie as a child. A few weeks ago, they paired for the first time before Dystany made history in Dover for the truck race won by Kyle Busch.

Guest: On Second Thought - Eddie Rabbitt Regular Music Video: Southern Star - Alabama (Clifford) Song for Marla: Have I Told You Lately That I Love You (with Tracy) Medley: It's Only a Paper Moon - Marla Moonlight in Vermont - Clifford For Me and My Gal - Burton Brothers You Win Again - Tracy Guest:  Drivin' My Life Away - Eddie Rabbitt Gospel: How Great Thou Art - Marla, Jeff, Ward, Tracy and Clifford Amy Jacobson had a cameo in a regular music video. This is the last time in Song for Marla where Tracy had a duet with Marla. In a gospel finale, Marla's song was dedicated to Timmy, and Janine, Demelza and Tommy had a cameo in the audience.

John Fitzgerald passed away surrounded by family on April 14, 2026, two days shy of his 78th birthday. John was a loving and devoted husband, father, grandfather and brother who will be dearly missed by his family and friends. During the last 21 years, John beat lung cancer twice and fought multiple ailments. John was born on April 16, 1948, to Donald and Muriel Fitzgerald in Southbridge, Massachusetts. John played football at Southbridge High School where he met the love of his life - Sue Bachand - in Geometry class. John received a scholarship to play football at Boston College. Sue and John were married on May 30, 1970. John is a member of the Southbridge High School Hall of Fame and The Boston College Hall of Fame. The Dallas Cowboys drafted John in the fourth round of the 1970 NFL Draft. He was fortunate to be with the team during 12 winning seasons. John was on the taxi squad his first year during Super Bowl V and a backup for Super Bowl VI. He was the starting center for Super B...