| Song Title | Words & Music By | Time | Other Details | Audio-Visual Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I've Never Been This Homesick Before | Dottie Rambo | 3:22 | ||
| Build My Mansion (Next Door To Jesus) | Dottie Rambo | 3:00 | ||
| Holy Hills Of Heaven Call Me, The | Dottie Rambo | 3:51 | ||
| Oh What A Happy Day | Jack Campbell | 2:30 | ||
| I Will Lift You There | Dottie Rambo & Dony McGuire | 4:22 | ||
| Overture (For Memories Made New) | Dottie Rambo | 21:13 (for entire medley which follows) | ||
| Remind Me, Dear Lord | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| Precious Jesus | Reba Rambo-McGuire | ...part of medley | ||
| I Call Him Lord | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| When I Lift Up My Head | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| (In The Valley) He Restoreth My Soul | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| One More Valley | Dottie Rambo & Jimmie Davis | ...part of medley | ||
| Tears Will Never Stain The Streets Of That City | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| I Just Came To Talk With You Lord | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| Too Much To Gain To Lose | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| On The Sunny Banks | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| Come Spring | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| Mama Always Had A Song | Dottie Rambo & Reba Rambo-McGuire | ...part of medley | ||
| Mama's Teaching Angels How To Sing | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| Holy Spirit Thou Art Welcome | Dottie Rambo & David Huntsinger | ...part of medley | ||
| Sheltered In The Arms Of God | Dottie Rambo & Jimmie Davis | ...part of medley | *** SEE NOTE **** Lyrics Link At DottieRambo.net | |
| New Shoes | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| If That Isn't Love | Dottie Rambo | ...part of medley | ||
| He Looked Beyond My Fault (And Saw My Need) | Words By Dottie Rambo Music Adapted From Londonderry Aire | ...part of medley | ||
| Ten Thousand Years | Elmer Cole | ...part of medley | One of Gospel Music Association's Top Ten Songs of 1974 |
*** Sheltered In The Arms Of God was written as Dottie Rambo walked along a Florida beach after a storm. Jimmie Davis received a writer’s credit for publishing many early Dottie Rambo songs which gave Dottie her first big break in the music business. Dottie Rambo and Jimmie Davis (the writer of the classic song You Are My Sunshine), were friends until Jimmie Davis’ death at age 102.
**** Singing News Fan Award for Song Of The Year in 1970