Flashback: MMQ's TNN Show

In 1989, Marla and three guys Bill Romanowski, Brent Jones and Harris Barton had a TV show called the "MMQ Show." The first episode features Restless Heart, Clint Black, Rick Danko and Levon Helm. Marla was wearing a Keith Whitley shirt.

1. Up On Cripple Creek - Levon (with Mike Walter and Todd Medders on two guitars)
2. Shape I'm In - Rick (with Marla on harmonica)
3. Every Time You Leave - Marla and Rick
4. Killing Time - Clint Black
5. Say What's In Your Heart - Restless Heart
6. Young Blood - Bill and Marla
7. The Weight - Levon, Marla, Bill and Rick (with Greg on Mandolin, Clint on harmonica)

The second episode features Joe Walsh and Dr. John. Jo-El Sonnier is a surprise guest.

1. Iko Iko - Dr. John (with Jo-El Sonnier on accordion, Joe and Mike on two guitars, and Marla on harmonica)
2. Such a Night - Dr. John
3. Big Mamou - Dr. John and Marla
4. Life in the Last Lane - Marla and Joe
5. Rocky Mountain Way - Joe (with Marla on harmonica)
6. Life's Been Good - Joe
7. Already Gone - Marla and Joe

The third episode features Carl Perkins and the Judds.

1. Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing/When Something Is Wrong with My Baby/Since I Fell For You/Chain of Fools - Marla and Bill
2. Let Me Tell You About Love - the Judds with Carl on guitar
3. Something Else - Carl and Marla
4. Funny How Time Slips Away/I Fall to Pieces - Bill and Marla
5. Birth of Rock and Roll - Carl
6. Mama He's Crazy - the Judds
7. Sweetest Gift - the Judds and Marla

The fourth episode features Dave Edmunds and Burton Cummings.

1. Down by the Lazy River - Bill and Marla
2. American Woman - Burton
3. Girls Talk - Dave
4. King is Gone - MMQ
5. I Hear You Knocking - Dave (with Marla on slide guitar)
6. No Time - Burton
7. Love Light - Burton, Marla and Dave

The fifth episode features the Gatlin Brothers and Zaneta Young. Her brother Travis Young and Garth Hudson were the surprise guests.

1. Houston - Gatlin Brothers
2. Long Black Veil - Zaneta Young with brother Travis and Garth Hudson
3. Come Back to Me - Bill and Marla
4. Broken Lady - the Gatlin Brothers (with Zaneta Young on mandolin)
5. Hot Shot Love - Zaneta Young
6. Too Late to Turn Back Now - MMQ
7. Lying Eyes - MMQ (with Gatlin Brothers on vocals and Zaneta Young on vocals and mandolin)

The sixth episode features the Everly Brothers and Freddy Weller

1. American Popular Song - MMQ
2. Don't Worry - Everly Brothers (with MMQ on background vocals)
3. Games People Play - Freddy Weller (with Marla and Bill)
4. Heartache Tonight - MMQ
5. She Loves Me/He Loves Me - Freddy and Marla
6. Bye Bye Love - Everly Brothers
7. Lucille - Everly Brothers (with Freddy on guitar and Marla on harmonica)

The seventh episode features Larry Boone and Vern Gosdin

1. Have You Ever Been Lonely - Marla and Harris
2. Wine Me Up - Larry Boone
3. You're Still New to Me - Larry and Marla
4. Chiseled in Stone - Vern Gosdin
5. Hanging On - Vern and Marla
6. Restless Enough - Marla and Brent
7. Don't Give Candy to a Stranger - Larry Boone

The eighth episode features the Forester Sisters, Harold Medders and Gaither Vocal Band.

1. End of the Road - Bill and Marla
2. Don't You - Forester Sisters
3. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - Forester Sisters and Marla
4. Morning Ride - Harold Medders (with Brent, Harris and Bill on background vocals)
5. Something to Brag About - Harold and Marla
6. He Came Down to My Level - Gaither Vocal Band
7. Grand Central Station - Forester Sisters, Gaither Vocal Band, Harold Medders and MMQ

The ninth episode features Eddie Rabbitt and the Oak Ridge Boys.

1. Shame and Scandal - All
2. I Wanna Dance With You - Eddie Rabbitt
3. Elvira - The Oak Ridge Boys
4. I Know - The Oak Ridge Boys and Marla
5. Both to Each Other - Marla and Eddie Rabbitt
6. As Long As I'm With You Tonight - Bill and Marla
7. Bobbie Sue - The Oak Ridge Boys (with Marla on saxophone)

The tenth and last episode features the Statler Brothers and Shelly Walther.

1. We're Having a Party - MMQ
2. More Than a Name on the Wall - The Statler Brothers
3. Long Shot - Shelly Walther
4. Flowers on the Wall/Bed of Roses - The Statler Brothers
5. Secretly - Marla
6. Gone at Last - MMQ and Shelly
7. This Old House/Just a Little Talk with Jesus/How Great Thou Art - MMQ and the Statler Brothers

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