Flashback: Marla on TNN 1990

Country Standard Time (1990) With Marla Medders and Harold Reid
1:
Loving Her Was Easier - Glaser Brothers
Games People Play - Freddy Weller (with Connie Smith and Faron Young)
Mama He's Crazy - The Judds
Thank You Ma'am - Ray Pillow
Country Club - Travis Tritt
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry - Terry Bradshaw
Sure Feels Like Love - Gatlin Brothers
Lonely Women Make Good Lovers - Steve Wariner
I Talked a Lot About Leaving - Larry Boone
Knock Three Times - Billy "Crash" Craddock
Two Out of Three Ain't Bad - Marla Medders
Just as I Thought About You - Lari Garrison (with Lew DeWitt)

2:
Fire - the Four Guys
Daddy's Hands - Holly Dunn
Chair - George Strait
Reconsider Me - Narvel Felts
Never Give Up On Me - Maverine Michael
I Just Wish You Were Someone I Love - the Gatlin Brothers
Whoever's in New England - Reba McEntire
America - Waylon Jennings
Riding My Thumb to Mexico - Johnny Rodriguez
Gone on the Other Hand - Glaser Brothers
Singing the Blues - Marty Robbins
The Phantom of the Opry - Ronnie Prophet

3:
She's Acting Single - Gary Stewart
Closer You Get - Alabama
It's Like Falling in Love - Osmond Brothers
You May See Me Walkin' - Ricky Skaggs
Homecoming '63 - Keith Whitley
Older Women - Ronnie McDowell
Phantom 309 - Red Sovine
I Fell in Love Again Last Night - Forester Sisters
Highwayman - Willie, Kris, Waylon and Johnny
She Wakes Me With a Kiss Every Morning - Nat Stuckey
Slow and Easy - Randy Barlow
Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes - George Jones

4:
Thank God for the Radio - the Kendalls
I'm Gonna Love You Back to Loving Me Again - Joe Stampley
Americana - Moe Bandy
Dim Lights, Thick Smoke - Vern Gosdin
Snapshot - Sylvia
I Only Wanted You - Marie Osmond
Cowboy and a Lady - Tommy Cash
Light at the End of the Tunnel - Maverine Michael
Heartbreak Kid - Restless Heart
It's Only Make Believe - Conway Twitty
The Perfect Stranger - Freddy Weller
Rye Whiskey - Tex Ritter

5:
Flash of Fire - Hoyt Axton
Cajun Invitation - David & Shelly
Sweet Country Music - Atlanta
Don't Start All Over - Lari Garrison
Your Heart's Not in It - Janie Fricke
Precious Memories - Faron Young
Houston - Gatlin Brothers
Too Late to Turn Back Now - Marla Medders Quintet
Go For the Night - Freddy Weller
There's No Way - Alabama
Bop - Dan Seals
Mornin' Ride - Harold Medders

Marla's Favorite Music Video 1990:
As Long as I'm With You Tonight - MMQ
Walkin' Away - Clint Black
It Ain't Nothin' - Keith Whitley
Seein' My Father in Me - Paul Overstreet
No Matter How High - The Oak Ridge Boys
He Walked on Water - Randy Travis
Chasin' That Neon Rainbow - Alan Jackson
You Lie - Reba McEntire On Second Thought - Eddie Rabbitt Ride Out Your Storm - Maverine Michael If Looks Could Kill - Rodney Crowell
I'd Be Better Off (In a Pine Box) - Doug Stone

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