03:01
"Anyone Who Knows What Love Is" (Written by Jeannie Seely) Sung by Irma Thomas
02:07
"Sometimes I Do" (Written by Jeannie Seely) Sung by Ernest Tubb
03:54
"I've Enjoyed As Much Of This As I Can Stand" (Written by Bill Anderson and Jeannie Seely)
02:24
"I'm Ready To Go" Sung by Jeannie Seely and Ralph Stanley
02:27
"Then Go Home To Her" (Written by Jeannie Seely) Sung by Norma Jean
14:14
Jeannie Seely on "Family Feud" at Opryland in 1993 (Episode 5 Highlights)
04:49
Jeannie Seely on "Family Feud" at Opryland in 1993 (Episode 4 Highlights)
07:29
Jeannie Seely on "Family Feud" at Opryland in 1993 (Episode 3 Highlights)
02:06
Jeannie Seely on "Family Feud" at Opryland in 1993 (Episode 2 Highlights)
04:01
Jeannie Seely on "Family Feud" at Opryland in 1993 (Episode 1 Highlights)
02:35
"It Just Doesn't Seem To Matter" (Written by Jeannie Seely) Sung by Jack Greene and Jeannie Seely
03:39
"She Always Got What She Wanted" (Written by Jeannie Seely) Sung by Little Jimmy Dickens
02:57
"Name Dropper" (Written by Jeannie Seely) Sung by Hank Williams, Jr.
07:19
Jeannie Seely Co-Hosting TV Show on July 6, 1994
02:45
"Enough To Lie" (Written by Jeannie Seely) Sung by Ray Price
03:11
"Life Of A Rodeo Cowboy" (Written by Jeannie Seely) Sung by Merle Haggard
03:21
Jeannie Seely Sings "I'm Still Not Over You" (1967)
06:41
Jeannie Seely Tribute to Billy Walker
05:34
Jeannie Seely Remembering Friend Dottie West
08:52
Jeannie Seely and Other Female Country Artists on 1990 All-Star Salute to Ralph Emery
06:25
Women In Country Music Interviews with Kitty Wells, Jean Shepard, Jan Howard and Jeannie Seely
02:15
Jeannie Seely's Birthday on July 6, 1994
02:26
"Senses" Sung by Connie Smith (Written by Jeannie Seely and Glen Campbell)
02:57
"Heaven And Hell" by Willie Nelson with Jeannie Seely and Sammi Smith
06:59
Jeannie Seely Interview on "American Skyline" TV Show (1995)
03:12
Jeannie Seely Sings "When He Leaves You" on the Grand Ole Opry (1996)
03:34
Jeannie Seely Sings "Burning An Old Memory" on the Grand Ole Opry (1995)
03:53
Jeannie Seely and Tim Atwood Sing "Tell Me About It"
04:19
Jeannie Seely Interviewed by Bill Anderson at the Grand Ole Opry
03:32
Jeannie Seely Sings "I Can't Stop Loving You"
05:49
Jeannie Seely Sings "Another Bridge To Burn"
03:21
Jeannie Seely Sings "Don't Touch Me" on TV
11:30
Jeannie Seely Co-Hosting TV Show on June 23, 1995
02:33
Jeannie Seely Sings "Burning An Old Memory" on "Music City Tonight"
03:39
Jeannie Seely Sings "Leavin' And Sayin' Goodbye" and Talks About the Song
02:46
Jeannie Seely Sings "One Step Away" Live
05:17
Jeannie Seely Sings "He's All I Need"
02:07
Jeannie Seely Sings "Each Season Changes You" with Carol Lee and Wilma Lee Cooper
03:07
Jeannie Seely Sings "I'll Be Around"
04:37
Jeannie Seely Talks About Her Hometown and About Banking
02:42
Silver Threads and Golden Needles
02:48
Jeannie Seely Sings "Don't Touch Me"
02:57
Jeannie Seely Sings "As Long As I Live" and "My Tears Don't Show"
03:25
Jeannie Seely's 25th Grand Ole Opry Anniversary
04:10
Jeannie Seely Sings "When He Leaves You"
05:39
Jeannie Seely Sings with the Grand Ladies of the Grand Ole Opry
04:00
Jeannie Seely Sings "Too Far Gone"
03:29
Jeannie Seely Interviewed by Porter Wagoner at the Grand Ole Opry
03:23
Jeannie Seely Sings "Can I Sleep In Your Arms"
01:51
Jeannie Seely Sings "Farm In Pennsyltucky"
03:29
Jeannie Seely Sings "Think I'll Go Somewhere And Cry Myself To Sleep"
04:38
Jeannie Seely and Other Female Country Artists Singing "The Hard Way"
01:24
Jeannie Seely in Opening of Family Feud Tribute to Dottie West
03:25
Jeannie Seely Sings "Don't Touch Me" in 1966
03:00
Jeannie Seely Video for "Don't Touch Me"
03:22
Jeannie Seely and Jack Greene Perform "Waltz Across Texas"
02:15
Jeannie Seely Sings "I'm Almost Ready"
03:44
Jeannie Seely on the Grand Ole Opry's 70th Anniversary Special
03:26
Jeannie Seely Talks About the Flooding of Her Home in May 2010
00:31
Jeannie Seely Public Service Announcement for the Humane Society
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About
Early in her career, Jeannie Seely’s compelling vocals resulted in hit recordings, Grand Ole Opry membership, the title of “Miss Country Soul,” and a strong impact on changing the image of female country performers. The first female to regularly host Opry segments and the first Opry member from Pennsylvania, Jeannie today holds the distinction of having performed on the Grand Ole Opry more than any other artist – she has made over 5,360 Opry performances! Only the third female in country music history to receive a Grammy Award, Jeannie is also a BMI-awarded songwriter, producer, author, actress, and host – including her own weekly show on SiriusXM. Jeannie’s accolades, including a star in the Music City Walk of Fame and the CMA’s Joe Talbot Award, demonstrate the impact she’s made. The only female to receive an honorary Nashville Musicians Union lifetime membership, Jeannie’s also received Lincoln Memorial University’s most prestigious recognition, an honorary Doctor of Arts degree.
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