MMQ's Tour 1986

It's their fifth year as the original five of MMQ.

Schedule:
Mar. 17-19, Johnson City, Tennessee
Mar. 20, Charlotte, North Carolina
Mar. 21, Fort Wayne, Indiana (they originally scheduled in Cincinnati, but was replaced by KISS)
Mar. 22, St. Louis, Missouri
Apr. 21, Kansas City, Missouri (Art Still, Brad Budde [Ed's son], Lloyd Burruss, Dave Lutz and Deron Cherry were surprise guests)
Apr. 22, Omaha, Nebraska
Apr. 23, Denver, Colorado (John Elway, Dennis Smith, Karl Mecklenburg, Rulon Jones and Rubin Carter were surprise guests)
Apr. 24, San Diego, California (Dan Fouts, Lionel James, Billy Ray Smith Jr., Gill Byrd and Woodrow Lowe were surprise guests)
Apr. 25 (Randy's birthday), Long Beach, California
Apr. 26, Seattle, Washington (Steve Largent, Curt Warner, Charle Young, Fredd Young and Joe Nash were surprise guests)
Apr. 27, Spokane, Washington
May 27, Bloomington, Indiana
May 28, Ames, Iowa (Marla's hometown; Marla's all six older brothers attends and sings the final song)
May 29, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
May 30, Odessa, Texas
May 31, Lubbock, Texas
June 1, Tucson, Arizona
June 2, El Paso, Texas
June 3, Fort Worth, Texas
June 4 (Marla's birthday), Atlanta, Georgia (Jeff Van Note, Bill Fralic, Mike Kenn, Buddy Curry and Mick Luckhurst were surprise guests)
June 25, Buffalo, New York
June 26, Providence, Rhode Island
June 27, Largo, Maryland
June 28, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (they originally scheduled in Philadelphia, but was replaced by Stevie Ray Vaughan)
June 29, Richmond, Virginia
June 30, Greensboro, North Carolina
July 1, Shreveport, Louisiana
July 2, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
July 3, Fort Worth, Texas
July 4, Tulsa, Oklahoma
July 5, Memphis, Tennessee
August 16, Los Angeles, California (Nolan Cromwell, Jackie Slater, Dennis Harrah, Doug Smith and Johnnie Johnson were surprise guests)
September 5, Tampa, Florida
September 28, Miami, Florida (cancelled because of the injuries)
October 24, Green Bay, Wisconsin
October 31, New Orleans, Louisiana
December 12, Boston, Massachusetts

Here's the setlists:
1. We're Having a Party - Dwight, Keith, Marla, Russ and Randy
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. All the Gold in California - Marla
6. Do You Believe in Love - Dwight and Marla
7. Already Gone - Marla
8. Seven Bridges Road - Marla
9. Gone Too Far - Marla
10. How Long - Dwight and Marla
11. Still in Love With You - Marla and Keith
12. Lying Eyes - Marla
13. Beautiful You - Marla and Dwight
14. There Must Be Something About Me (That He Loves) - Marla
15. Too Late to Turn Back Now - Marla
16. Natural Love - Marla and Keith
17. Turn Me to Love - Russ and Marla
18. Wonderful Time Up There - Randy and Marla

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