Meet the Walters

Marla's best friend Maverine talks about the 1994 album Rhythm Country and Blues, in which the VHS was played. First, the song "The Weight" by Marty Stuart and the Staple Singers (Mavis, Pops, Yvonne and Cleotha) was synonymous. Marty's former bass player had a slight cameo, but uncredited. Marty sings the first verse, Mavis in second, Pops in third, omit "Chester," and Marty sang the "Cannonball" verse. The Staples sang the same song from their first Stax album "Soul Folk in Action," and in 1977, they paired with The Band from the Last Waltz movie. Pops died in 2000, Cleotha in 2013 and Yvonne in 2018. Next, "Since I Fell For You" was recorded separately by Reba McEntire and Natalie Cole. Natalie's in California and Reba's in Nashville for a recording as Tony Brown was producing. Natalie died on New Year's Eve 2015. Next, B.B. King had his guitar solo and George Jones sings the part of "Patches." It previo...

Keith Jordan: Steve Weller (1967-2000) Ethan Cole: Rick Garrison (1967-1974) Kyle McBride: Bruce Bellamy (1967-2000) Micah Lewis: Greg Buckner (1971-1980) Jamisen Hammer: Joel Freeman (1981-2000) Gavin Talafous: Larry Carter (1980-1985; 1989-2000) Kyle Mann: Grady Baxter (1977-1981) Riley Wermers: Don Randolph (1974-1975) Jeremy Andrews: Lonnie Burton (1967-1971) Steve Lemmer: Gary Jennings (1985-1989) Mitchell Eddington: Rodney Garrison (1975-1977) Marla Medders: Mother Bellamy Tom Hulce: Father Bellamy It all started in the 1960s, where Bruce Bellamy and Steve Weller were doing things, but Bruce's mother and father kicks Bruce's girlfriend out. Months later, Bruce and Steve paired with Rick Garrison and Lonnie Burton, and they recorded their first hit, that reached #1 on the charts (real life, Diamond Rio were the first group to have a debut single that goes to #1 in 1991). In 1971, Lonnie left, and Greg Buckner replaced him. Rick left, and Don Randolph joined in 1974. A year...

Marla's first husband Marty Reeves played as Suzette and AB Quintanilla's music instructor in the movie called Selena. He teach Suzette to play drums. As their dad Abraham teach his daughter Selena to sing in Spanish, Suzette told Selena to get back outside, but Abraham said, "Wait, Selena, you haven't finished yet." A knock on the door, it was the same instructor. He told Abraham that the restaurant Papa Gayo's needs to be closed down because of economics.

On June 4, 2018, Marla turned 60 as Dwight Clark passed away of ALS. Eight days later, her other friend Keith Fahnhorst passed away. Marla was shocking about the loss of her friends. Twin Cities newspaper staff wrote about Keith's funeral, it went like this: Among those in attendance at Our Lady of Grace in Edina on Thursday for the funeral of Keith Fahnhorst was Pro Football Hall of Fame QB Joe Montana, who was a San Francisco 49ers two-time Super Bowl champion teammate of the former Gophers star. Another 49ers teammate, linebacker Keena Turner, gave a moving eulogy for Fahnhorst, the former All-Big Ten tight end who became a Pro Bowl offensive tackle and died at age 66. Turner said nobody on the 49ers was more respected and beloved than Fahnhorst. Other 49ers teammates in attendance included Keith’s brother, Jim, the ex-Gophers linebacker who won three Super Bowls with the 49ers; Bubba Paris, the former Michigan offensive lineman, and Guy McIntyre, the offensive lineman from Geor...

Marla was profiled on "Maverine Michael's Tales From the Tour Bus" which was aired yesterday evening on Cinemax. Marla's three untold stories has made. First, her private affair with Mick Tingelhoff was very close, but his wife Phyllis believes she's jealous. Her private affair with Ralph Neely was still close, and last but not least was at the Nashville tour 1983 in which Doug Atkins was more loveable while she is wearing the Pat Donovan jersey. Marla tries to divorce many times until her husband Marty's passing.

The two movies in which Marla appears will be in theaters in 2023. I Shall Be Released: The Band's Story will be on July 7, 2023, two days after Robbie Robertson's 80th birthday. Marla played as Rick Danko's mom Leola. Christian Prchal as Rick, Kyle Walton as Robbie, Jacob Cole as Richard Manuel, Ben Gray as Levon Helm, and Brian Scott May as Garth Hudson. The another is "The Four Westerners" will be on Apr. 14, 2023. It features all four MMQ men, and Marla played the mother of Bruce Bellamy.

The "Tales from the Tour Bus" has been revived without Mike Judge. It's now called "Maverine Michael's Tales from the Tour Bus." Maverine said she will have eight episodes in season 1 for country. The stars were Alabama, Brooks & Dunn, Merle Haggard, Conway Twitty, Mel Street, Johnny Cash, Johnny Rodriguez and Marla Medders & MMQ. This show will aired on September 16 to kick off with Marla, then Johnny Cash, Conway, Mel, Merle, Johnny Rodriguez, Brooks & Dunn and Alabama.

Marla's sister-in-law Ingrid Medley Medders has died of a heart attack after drinking a scotch yesterday evening at age 71, according to her son Rodney. The last time she has connected with Shaquem Griffin was on Aug. 24 when he retired. In July, Ingrid lost her godson Teren. On the death of Guy Morriss, Ingrid had a brief relationship with him in 1986. Ingrid tries to divorced her husband Chuck (Marla's brother), but reconciled after Guy had his last wife. Ingrid was married to Chuck for 45 years until his passing in 2014. She lost her only daughter Crystle of a heart failure in 2020, and was survived by four sons, several grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Marla only met three Iowa State college men that ran 10 long years with one team. At the new Texas stadium on Oct. 24, 1971, Marla met Don Webb, who is in his last year with the Patriots, and this is the only time they talk about Duane Thomas' trade. Thirteen months later on Nov. 5, 1972, Marla met Joe Beauchamp, and this is the only time they talk. Marla also talked to coach Harland Svare about sharing a birthday and same birthplace as Larry Cole. Beauchamp died in 2020. In October 1974, Marla met Matt Blair as Maverine was grounded for not seeing Carl Eller for two years. Maverine has a sign that said whites only at the hotel room. The next morning while making breakfast, Matt had his camera and takes a picture of Marla eating bacon and eggs. One day before Marla's daughter's first birthday, she last saw him while meeting with Maverine. Matt was also a photographer at Marla's concert two days before. Matt died months after Beauchamp.

Although Marla was born in Ames, Iowa after her six brothers were born in that same state. Some legendary Iowa guys are everywhere. First, Marla met Emlen Tunnell in 1973 for a concert with her brothers, and he died two years later. His 79 interceptions may stay put until 1979. In 1977, Marla was at the concert in Wisconsin as Joe Laws and his wife Geraldine saw her. They briefly talked for 10 minutes. Joe died in 1979. A day after Christmas 1970, Marla met Alex Karras in his very last game as the Lions lost to the Cowboys 0-5. Marla said it's the worst record ever had. In 1978, Marla reunited with Alex in Aspen, Colorado at her concert as his Lions teammate Jim Gibbons saw them as well. Alex died in 2012, and Jim died four years later. In October 1970, Marla usually met Paul Krause and Wally Hilgenberg for a meeting before attending a game. Marla became friends with those two until Wally's passing four days after his 66th birthday in 2008. In November 1981, Marla met Wally...

Marla and Kyle were in Alpharetta, Georgia for Randy Cross' birthday. They had their home, but sold in July 2021. Two of the Vikings players' sons Blair Krause and Rob Alderman were supporting Randy, his wife Patrice, Kyle and Marla. The boys' wives Tricia and Kerri were on hand. Blair's dad is Paul, and Rob's dad is Grady, who died a year before. Kerri is originally from Spalding, Nebraska.

Marla usually attends the funeral of the loved ones since 1980. 1980: Lonnie Medders' Funeral Feb. 24. 1991: Joe Scibelli's Funeral Dec. 14. 1995: John Ayers' Funeral Oct. 4. Cody Waters' Funeral Dec. 8. Natalee was seating next to Cody's brother Cliff. 1996: Margaret Medders' Funeral Sept. 8. 2010: Jim Medders' Funeral Mar. 8. 2014: Robert Newhouse's Memorial Aug. 1. Marty and Roger Reeves' Funeral Sept. 8. Chuck Medders' Funeral Oct. 30. 2015: Jethro Pugh's Funeral Jan. 15. 2016: Dave Edwards' private memorial. His sons Chris and Mike had supported Marla. 2017: Yale Lary's Memorial May 17. 2018: Keith Fahnhorst's Funeral June 21. She eulogies as did Keena Turner, and she sings "Amazing Grace." Dwight Clark's Memorial Aug. 1. George Andrie's Funeral Aug. 25. Duane Medders' Funeral Nov. 7. 2021: Mick Tingelhoff's Funeral Sept. 15. She was wearing the same black dress for Lonnie's funeral. 2022: Arlie ...

On Sept. 3, 2014, Marty Reeves, Marla's first husband and his brother Roger were supposed to see Drew Pearson at his house, when suddenly a drunk driver smashes Marty's car, the driver was arrested, and Marty and Roger were killed. The next day, Harlan Kyle Walter, Jody's son was born six days after his step cousin Colter was born. This was Marty's last grandchild while he's alive.

1973: The Lynn Lovell Story About a young girl who was a high school dropout fell in love with the middle age man (Diron Talbert) and has three daughters, and was barely exiled for that. 1975: The Zero Club (13 episodes) 1978: Pure Heart It was loosely based on Janis Joplin, Linda (Marla) fell in love with Sonny Weller (Mick Tingelhoff) and she is concerning about her singing career. 1979: Marla and the Cowboys Marla and all of the Cowboys players likes to get on board, and Rick Lewis was also in this film. 1991: Quadruplets in Love It's a story of two sets of quadruplets had fallen in love with each other. Four NASCAR drivers played as quadruplet boys. 1998: Blues Brothers 2000 (deleted scene) Marla played Matara's friend and Carlton's wife Shandon. She was wearing a Walter Payton jersey while hearing "Country Club" by Travis Tritt. Shandon was also at the kitchen saying that Matara's twin sister Matraca will be there. 2000: Maverine and Marla 2000 Marla and ...