Flashback: The Medderses On Tour

In September 1972, Marla and her six older brothers had taped a new documentary movie called "The Medderses On Tour" which was released in January 1973. All of the Dallas Cowboys players except Bubba Smith's brother Tody had a medium role, and 15 songs were used.

1. Thanks

2. Jesus You're a Man (reprises with faster beats)

3. I Should Have Been Crucified

4. Through It All (reprises with Herb Adderley)

5. He Did it All For Me (reprises with D.D. Lewis)

6. It's Alright

7. Each Step I Take

8. Sheltered in the Arms of God

9. When I Lift Up My Head (with Lee Roy Jordan)

10. He Touched Me

11. I'm Free

12. Jesus Walked All the Way (reprises with Ralph Neely and Blaine Nye)

13. I Believe in a Hill Called Mount Calvary

14. Jesus is a Soul Man (with super vocalist Robert Newhouse)

15. Jesus is Coming Soon (reprises twice with background vocalists Billy Parks, Lance Alworth, D.D. Lewis, Charlie Waters, Lee Roy Jordan, Bob Lilly, Larry Cole and John Fitzgerald)

After "Jesus You're a Man," Marla was with her brother Jim's three children Todd, Delphine and Tracy, and road manager Horace Crawford, who died the same day as brother Arlie and Dan Reeves in 2022.

After "He Did it All For Me," the clip of Marla and her brothers singing "I Know Who Holds Tomorrow" is from the Oak Ridge Boys' TV show. After that, Marla was playing the piano as she was with the six offensive linemen and her brother Harold.

After "Each Step I Take," Marla and her brothers were with the Cowboys practicing hard.

The only song which was never before recorded was the song called "When I Lift Up My Head" which was in a duet with Lee Roy Jordan.

After "I'm Free," Marla had her own fitness after she and her last two brothers were home schooled. After that, Marla sings with John Fitzgerald in a song called "Little as Much When God is In It." After the last four songs, Marla and her brothers were having a big time to go back to Dallas.

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