05:02
Jeannie Seely Opry Tribute to Roy Acuff on November 28, 1992
02:03
Jeannie Seely and Tim Atwood Performing "You Can't Make Old Friends" to a Standing Ovation
04:47
Jeannie Seely and Mark Wills Performing "Today I Started Loving You Again" on the Midnite Jamboree
03:53
Jeannie Seely Introduces Chaydon Jay, the Young Elvis from the "Elvis" Movie, on the Grand Ole Opry
01:20
Jeannie Seely March 2022 Check-In from Backstage at the Opry
04:16
Lyric Video – “Not A Dry Eye In The House” – Recorded by Jeannie Seely and Willie Nelson
00:52
Jeannie Seely Grand Ole Opry Introductions
07:14
Jeannie Seely and Other Female Grand Ole Opry Members on the Opry's 60th Anniversary in 1985
02:46
Jeannie Seely and Other Female Grand Ole Opry Members on the Opry's 75th Anniversary in 2000
02:32
"Sentimental Journey" by Jeannie Seely
03:04
"Don't Touch Me" by Jeannie Seely
03:45
"What A Friend We Have In Jesus" by Jeannie Seely
02:14
"We're Still Hangin' In There Ain't We Jessi" by Jeannie Seely
02:59
"I Need Somebody Bad" by Jeannie Seely
03:01
"Pride" by Jeannie Seely
03:47
"Cry Myself To Sleep" by Jeannie Seely
02:42
"Can I Sleep In Your Arms" by Jeannie Seely
04:35
JEANNIE SEELY Career Highlights
03:50
Jeannie Seely Singing "Makes Me Wonder If I Ever Said Goodbye"
04:08
Jeannie Seely Singing "An American Trilogy"
01:19
Jeannie Seely Interview at the 2012 Nashville Film Festival
01:44
Jeannie Seely Modeling on Talk of the Town in 1993
03:04
Jeannie Seely Singing Don't Touch Me
01:35
A Minnie Moment with Jeannie Seely
03:03
Jeannie Seely Singing Rock-A-Bye Boogie
00:34
Jeannie Seely - Two Seniors Trying to Take a Photo on a New Smartphone
01:46
Dottie West Talks About Her Friend Jeannie Seely
02:24
Jeannie Seely Tribute to Dottie West
02:20
Jeannie Seely, Jan Howard, and Other Grand Ole Opry Stars on Family Feud
05:25
Larry Gatlin Recalls Stories About Dottie West, Jeannie Seely, and Others
01:17
Larry Gatlin Recalls His First Night in Nashville
06:11
Jeannie Seely and Shelly West Remembering Dottie West in October 2011
04:02
"Me And Jesus" Sung by Jeannie Seely
04:02
"Paper Mansions" Sung by Jeannie Seely and Shelly West
03:07
"You've Been Leaving Me For Years" by Jeannie Seely and Willie Nelson
02:21
"Call Of Kentucky" (Written by Jeannie Seely) Sung by The Osborne Brothers and Jeannie Seely
02:17
"What In The World Has Gone Wrong With Our Love" by Jack Greene and Jeannie Seely
02:18
"You Changed Everything About Me But My Name" (Written by Jeannie Seely) Sung by Norma Jean
03:14
Jeannie Seely Sings "Piece Of My Heart" with John Hartford
02:44
Ernest Tubb, Jack Greene and Jeannie Seely Sing "I'll Step Aside"
02:47
Ernest Tubb and Jeannie Seely Sing "Try Me One More Time"
01:22:40
Eddie Stubbs' Interview with Jeannie Seely on WSM Radio on May 11, 2011
02:38
Jeannie Seely Sings "Burning An Old Memory" on the Grand Ole Opry
02:44
Jeannie Seely Sings "Burning An Old Memory" on the Grand Ole Opry in 1996
00:20
Larry Gatlin Introduces Jeannie Seely on the Grand Ole Opry in April 2011
04:32
Jeannie Seely Sings "When He Leaves You" on the Grand Ole Opry
01:52
Jack Greene and Jeannie Seely Sing "What In The World Has Gone Wrong With Our Love"
01:54
Jeannie Seely Sings "Welcome Home To Nothing"
02:58
Jeannie Seely Sings "Mr. Record Man"
02:45
Jeannie Seely Sings "He Can Be Mine"
02:22
Jack Greene and Jeannie Seely Sing "If It Ain't Love (Let's Leave It Alone)"
01:17
Jack Greene and Jeannie Seely on "Pop Goes the Country"
01:48
Jack Greene and Jeannie Seely Sing "Much Oblige"
02:15
Jeannie Seely Sings "Leavin' And Sayin' Goodbye"
02:34
Jeannie Seely Sings "Lucky Ladies"
02:20
Jeannie Seely Sings "Dreams Of The Everyday Housewife"
03:45
Jeannie Seely and Little Jimmy Dickens Hosting the Grand Ole Opry and Singing "Jingle Bells"
00:52
Jeannie Seely and Shelly West Remember Dottie West
02:35
"It Just Takes Practice" (Written by Jeannie Seely) Sung by Dottie West
05:38
"He's All I Need by Dottie" (Written by Dottie West and Jeannie Seely) Sung by Dottie and by Jeannie
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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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