Jeannie Seely Visits Her Exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
"Dance Tonight" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"Don't Touch Me" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"That's How I Roll" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"Old Flames (Can't Hold A Candle To You)" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"Peaceful Waters" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"When Two Worlds Collide" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"All Through Crying Over You" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"Can I Sleep In Your Arms" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"Teach Me Tonight" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"To Make A Dream Come True" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"If You Could Call It That" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"So Far, So Good" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
"Not A Dry Eye In The House" from the Jeannie Seely Album "An American Classic"
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.