Complete List Of Jeannie Seely Songs From A to Z

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Jeannie Seely’s career began in Titusville, Pennsylvania, where she was raised in a musically inclined family and learned guitar at a young age. She began writing songs early and showed an interest in performance long before entering the recording industry. In the early 1960s, she moved to California, where she worked as a songwriter and demo singer, building practical experience that positioned her as a serious professional rather than a novelty vocalist.

Her transition into the Nashville music industry marked the turning point of her career. After relocating to Tennessee, she signed a songwriting contract with Four Star Music and wrote songs recorded by artists including Irma Thomas and Dottie West. That work led to a recording deal with Monument Records, where she was able to record material aligned with her own perspective. Her debut album, The Seely Style, was released in 1967 and introduced her as both a vocalist and a writer with a clear emotional voice.

Her defining single, “Don’t Touch Me,” was released in 1966 and became a major hit, reaching number two on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart and crossing over to the pop chart. The song earned her the Grammy Award for Best Female Country Vocal Performance in 1967, making her one of the most visible female country artists of the era. That success established her commercial credibility and opened the door to continued chart presence through the late 1960s and 1970s.

Over the course of her career, Jeannie Seely released fourteen studio albums. Her discography included titles such as Thanks, Hank!, Little Pieces of My Heart, and Can I Sleep in Your Arms. Her most successful singles included “Don’t Touch Me,” “Can I Sleep in Your Arms,” “A Wanderin’ Man,” and “Lucky Ladies.” Alongside her recordings, she remained active as a songwriter, an aspect of her career that remained consistent even as the industry shifted around her.

A defining element of Seely’s professional life was her relationship with the Grand Ole Opry. She became a member in 1967 and went on to make more appearances on the Opry stage than any other artist. Her long-standing presence there established her as a central figure in the institution’s history, and she became widely known as “Miss Country Soul,” a nickname reflecting her vocal style and phrasing.

Beyond recording and live performance, Seely expanded her career into television, radio, and industry leadership. She appeared regularly on Hee Haw and later served as a host on Willie Nelson’s SiriusXM channel Willie’s Roadhouse. She also served on the board of the Country Music Association, contributing to industry governance and artist representation. Jeannie Seely passed away on August 1, 2024, at the age of 84, closing a career defined by longevity, professional discipline, and sustained involvement in country music at every level.

A Different Corner – Life’s Highway – (2003)
A Little Bitty Tear – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
A Long Way From Home – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
All In My Mind – Jeannie Seely – (1969)
All Through Crying Over You – An American Classic – (2020)
Alright (I’ll Sign the Papers) – Can I Sleep in Your Arms/Lucky Ladies – (1973)
Always, Always – Jack Greene, Jeannie Seely – (1970)
Another Chance To Say Goodbye – An American Classic – (2020)
Are You Mine – Jack Greene, Jeannie Seely – (1970)
As Long As I Live – Jack Greene, Jeannie Seely – (1970)
Ask Me Again – Written in Song – (2017)
Baby’s Gone – I’ll Love You More – (1968)
Back To The Wall – Vintage Country: Old But Treasured – (2011)
Beautiful Unfaithful You – Little Things – (1968)
Because You Love Me – Written in Song – (2017)
Been There, Sung That – Been There…Sung That! – (1999)
Behind The Tear – The Seely Style – (1966)
Blue Christmas – Number One Christmas – (1996)
Blues Don’t Care Who’s Got ‘Em, The – An American Classic – (2020)
Bones – Been There…Sung That! – (1999)
Can I Sleep In Your Arms – Can I Sleep in Your Arms/Lucky Ladies – (1973)
Change, The – Jeannie Seely – (1969)
Clean Up Your Own Back Yard – Jack Greene, Jeannie Seely – (1970)
Cold Cold Heart – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
Color of the Blues – Vintage Country: Old But Treasured – (2011)
Come On and Smile – Can I Sleep in Your Arms/Lucky Ladies – (1973)
Cry – The Soul of Jeannie Seely – (1967)
Crying Time – The Seely Style – (1966)
Dance Tonight – An American Classic – (2020)
Darling, Are You Ever Coming Home – The Seely Style – (1966)
Dear John – Please Be My New Love – (1970)
Don’t Bother to Knock – The Seely Style – (1966)
Don’t Touch Me – The Seely Style – (1966)
Drive Me to Out of My Mind – Can I Sleep in Your Arms/Lucky Ladies – (1973)
Enough To Lie – Written in Song – (2017)
Every Goodbye Means Hello – I’ll Love You More – (1968)
Everything I Had – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
Fairytale – Two for the Show – (1973)
Farm In Pennsyltucky – Can I Sleep in Your Arms/Lucky Ladies – (1973)
Footprints On My Mind – The Seely Style – (1966)
Funny How Time Slips Away – The Soul of Jeannie Seely – (1967)
Funny Way Of Laughin’ – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
Games People Play – Jeannie Seely – (1969)
Ghost Of Your Love, The – The Soul of Jeannie Seely – (1967)
Give New York A Chance – An American Classic – (2020)
Golden Memories at Midnight – The Soul of Jeannie Seely – (1967)
Gone To The Dogs – Written in Song – (2017)
Good Old Fashioned Love – Vintage Country: Old But Treasured – (2011)
Half Of This, Half Of That – Jeannie Seely – (1969)
Half As Much – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
He’s All I Need – Please Be My New Love – (1970)
Healing Hands of Time – Life’s Highway – (2003)
How Big A Fire – Jeannie Seely – (1990)
Hurtin’s All Over, The – The Soul of Jeannie Seely – (1967)
I Am – Please Help Me I’m Falling – (1971)
I Can’t Help It (If I’m Still In Love With You) – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
I Can’t Love You Enough – Two for the Show – (1973)
I Didn’t Mean To Love You – Little Things – (1968)
I Don’t Meddle (In Anyone’s Business) – The Soul of Jeannie Seely – (1967)
I Hope I Never Love Him This Much Again – Can I Sleep in Your Arms/Lucky Ladies – (1973)
I Lie A Lot – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
I Love You More – I’ll Love You More – (1968)
I Want To Go With You – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
I’m Almost Ready – Written in Song – (2017)
If I Can’t Touch You – Two for the Show – (1973)
If My Heart Had Windows – Little Things – (1968)
If You Could Call It That – An American Classic – (2020)
If You Lived Here, You’d Be Home With Me – An American Classic – (2020)
It’s Only Love – The Soul of Jeannie Seely – (1967)
I’ve Just Destroyed the World – Please Be My New Love – (1970)
Jeannie’s Song – Jeannie Seely – (1990)
Just Enough To Keep Me Hanging On – Jeannie Seely – (1969)
Leavin’ and Sayin’ Goodbye – Jeannie Seely – (1969)
Life of a Poor Boy – Vintage Country: Old But Treasured – (2011)
Life’s Highway – Life’s Highway – (2003)
Little Things – Little Things – (1968)
Love Is A Beautiful Thing – Jack Greene, Jeannie Seely – (1970)
Lucky Ladies – Can I Sleep in Your Arms/Lucky Ladies – (1973)
Make World Go Away – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
Many Oceans Ago – Vintage Country: Old But Treasured – (2011)
Matches – Two for the Show – (1973)
May You Never Be Alone – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
Me Today and Her Tomorrow – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
Mr. Walker, It’s All Over – Jeannie Seely – (1969)
My Love For You – Written in Song – (2017)
Not A Dry Eye In The House – An American Classic – (2020)
Nothing I Can Do About It Now – Vintage Country: Old But Treasured – (2011)
Number One Christmas – Number One Christmas – (1996)
Oh, What A Way To Go – Little Things – (1968)
Old Fires At Midnight – An American Classic – (2020)
One Step Away – The Soul of Jeannie Seely – (1967)
Other Side Of Me, The – Please Help Me I’m Falling – (1971)
Our Past Is In My Way – Written in Song – (2017)
Please Be My New Love – Please Be My New Love – (1970)
Please Help Me I’m Falling – Please Help Me I’m Falling – (1971)
Pride – Please Help Me I’m Falling – (1971)
Senses – Written in Song – (2017)
So Far, So Good – An American Classic – (2022)
So Wrong – An American Classic – (2020)
Some Hands Are Tough To Hold – Vintage Country: Old But Treasured – (2011)
Someone’s Waiting – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
Sometimes I Do – Written in Song – (2017)
Sweet Thang – Little Things – (1968)
Take Me To Your Leader – Can I Sleep in Your Arms/Lucky Ladies – (1973)
Teach Me Tonight – An American Classic – (2020)
Then Go Home To Her – The Seely Style – (1966)
There’s No Fool Like An Old Fool – Been There…Sung That! – (1999)
These Memories – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
To Make a Dream Come True – An American Classic – (2020)
Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge Blues, The – An American Classic – (2020)
Today Is Not The Day – The Seely Style – (1966)
Two Divided By Two – Jeannie Seely – (1969)
Wanderin’ Man – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)
Walking After Midnight – Vintage Country: Old But Treasured – (2011)
We’re Still Hangin’ In There Ain’t We Jessi – Written in Song – (2017)
Welcome To The Grand Ole Opry – Little Things – (1968)
What In the World’s Come Over You – Jack Greene, Jeannie Seely – (1970)
When Two Worlds Collide – The Seely Style – (1966)
Who Needs You – Written in Song – (2017)
Wish I Didn’t Have To Miss You – Jack Greene, Jeannie Seely – (1970)
World of Our Own – The Soul of Jeannie Seely – (1967)
Yesterday – I’ll Love You More – (1968)
You Don’t Hear – The Seely Style – (1966)
You Don’t Want Me – I’ll Love You More – (1968)
Your Cheatin’ Heart – Thanks, Hank! – (1967)

Albums

The Seely Style (1966)

Thanks, Hank! (1967)

I’ll Love You More (1968)

Little Things (1968)

Jeannie Seely (1969)

Jack Greene, Jeannie Seely (with Jack Greene) (1970)

Please Be My New Love (1970)

Two for the Show (with Jack Greene) (1973)

Can I Sleep in Your Arms/Lucky Ladies (1973)

Greatest Hits (re-recordings) (with Jack Greene) (1982)

Jeannie Seely (1990)

Number One Christmas (1996)

Been There…Sung That! (1999)

Life’s Highway (2003)

Vintage Country: Old But Treasured (2011)

Written in Song (2017)

An American Classic (2020)

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