Jeannie Seely Passes Away At Age 85. Seely was one of the Grand Ole Opry’s longest tenured stars. She performed 5,397 times, which is more than any other artist in the Opry’s 100-year history. See a dress once owned by Jeannie Seely in the Music Memories Museum. | Music Memories Museum Swainsboro Georgia

#HappyBirthday to the amazing Jeannie Seely! Here's Jeannie with Ray Stevens performing "Make The World Go Away" live on CabaRay Nashville after a short interview. The song was written by Hank Cochran and Jeannie released her version in 1967 for the album "Thanks, Hank!". Enjoy! #jeannieseely #rodeocowboy #lifeofarodeocowboy #hankcochran #cabaray #cabaraynashville #nashville #happybday #happybirthdaytoyou | Ray Stevens

Thought I posted this but guess it didn’t go through… so I was thrilled to be asked to sing The Tennessee Waltz last night at the Donelson-Hermitage Chamber event. Thank you Terri Williams-Nutter and Lisa Gregg’s for the beautiful harmony ❤️🎶 | Jeannie Seely

Jeannie Seely, who holds the records for most performances at Nashville’s legendary Grand Ole Opry, has died at age 85. Seely, a soulful country music singer, shot to fame in 1966 with her song, “Don’t Touch Me,” which earned her a Grammy. https://cbsn.ws/4fj9X75 | CBS Mornings