MMQ's Tour 1982 

MMQ's first concert as a quartet before Russ Francis joined in the next month. The remaining shows are cancelled due to Marla's pregnancy of her first child. The next concert came when the strike cancels several football games.

Schedule:
Apr. 5, Buffalo, New York
Apr. 6, Detroit, Michigan
Apr. 7, Dayton, Ohio
Apr. 8, Knoxville, Tennessee
Apr. 9, Hampton, Virginia
Apr. 10, Richmond, Virginia
Apr. 11, Roanoke, Virginia
Apr. 12, Indianapolis, Indiana
Apr. 13, Charlotte, North Carolina
Apr. 14, Greensboro, North Carolina
Apr. 15, Macon, Georgia
Apr. 16, Jacksonville, Florida
Apr. 17, Little Rock, Arkansas
Apr. 18, San Antonio, Texas
Apr. 19, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Here's the setlists:
1. I'm Almost Ready - Marla and Dwight
2. Long Run - Dwight
3. You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth - Dwight
4. You May See Me Walking - Keith
5. Someone to Give My Love To - Keith and Marla
6. When There's Love All Over - Keith and Marla
7. All the Gold in California - Marla
8. Already Gone - Marla
9. Seven Bridges Road - Marla
10. Gone Too Far - Marla
11. How Long - Dwight and Marla
12. Stay with Me - Marla and Dwight
13. If I Had a Cheating Heart - Randy and Marla
14. Don't Let Go - All
15. Lying Eyes - Marla
16. Beautiful You - Marla and Dwight
17. There Must Be Something About Me (That He Loves) - Marla
18. Wonderful Time Up There - Randy and Marla

Schedule:
Aug. 27, San Diego, California (surprise guests were Dan Fouts, Russ Washington, Doug Wilkerson and Ed White)
Sept. 17: Denver, Colorado (Craig Morton, Riley Odoms, Randy Gradishar, Tom Jackson and Rick Upchurch were surprise guests)
The rest of the concerts were unknown until Nov. 8.
Nov. 8, Lubbock, Texas (with Maverine Michael and Cromwell & Lytle)
Nov. 9, Tucson, Arizona (with Maverine Michael and Cromwell & Lytle)
Nov. 10, El Paso, Texas (with Maverine Michael and Cromwell & Lytle)
Nov. 11, Oakland, California (with Maverine Michael & Cromwell & Lytle)
Nov. 12-13, San Bernardino, California (with Maverine Michael and Cromwell & Lytle)
Nov. 14-15, Long Beach, California (with Maverine Michael and Cromwell & Lytle)
Nov. 20: St. Louis (Roger Wehrli, Dan Dierdorf, Joe Bostic and Ottis Anderson were surprise guests)
Dec. 1: Los Angeles, California (Jack Youngblood, Jackie Slater, Nolan Cromwell, Dennis Harrah and Doug Smith were surprise guests)
Dec. 24: Kansas City, Missouri (Matt Herkenhoff, Art Still, Mike Bell and Tom Condon were surprise guests)

Here's the setlists:
1. I'm Almost Ready - Marla and Dwight
2. Mountain Music - Marla, Dwight, Keith, Randy and Russ
3. Long Run - Dwight
4. You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth - Dwight
5. You May See Me Walking - Keith
6. Someone to Give My Love To - Keith and Marla
7. Burn Georgia Burn - Russ
8. Mobile Bay - All
9. All the Gold in California - Marla
10. Do You Believe in Love - Dwight and Marla
11. Already Gone - Marla
12. Seven Bridges Road - Marla
13. Gone Too Far - Marla
14. How Long - Dwight and Marla
15. Lying Eyes - Marla
16. Beautiful You - Marla and Dwight
17. There Must Be Something About Me (That He Loves) - Marla
18. Wonderful Time Up There - Randy and Marla

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