About Jeannie Seely
Jeannie Seely (born Marilyn Jeanne Seeley on 6 July 1940; died 1 August 2025) was an American singer, songwriter, producer, actor and author primarily identified with country music remembered for her success with the Grammy Award-winning song "Don't Touch Me" in 1966. Seely’s mother has said that she was just four when she learned to tune her family’s radio to 650 WSM and keep it there. Seely herself remembered sitting in the family’s Ford listening to the Opry on Saturday nights while her parents played cards at friends’ houses.
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Don't Touch Me
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Mr. Record Man
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One Day At A Time
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Can I Sleep In Your Arms
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Not A Dry Eye In The House
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Let's Get Together
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Just Because I'm A Woman
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It's Only Love
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I'll Love You More
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Cry Myself to Sleep
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Silver Bells
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Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (Will Understand)
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Life's Highway
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If I Can't Have You
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A World Without You
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Yesterday
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The Next Voice You Hear
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I Fall To Pieces
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Don’t Touch Me
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It Just Takes Practice
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Call Of Kentucky
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Fast Movin' Train
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Darling Are You Ever Coming Home
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Put It Off Until Tomorrow
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I've Got My Baby On My Mind
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A Little Unfair
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Who Needs You
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The River
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I'll Be All Smiles Tonight
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I Wouldn't Know Where To Begin
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Can I Sleep In Your Arms Tonight
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Anyone Who Knows What Love Is
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Welcome Home to Nothing
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Let It Be Me
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What Child Is This
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It's a Heartache
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That's How I Roll
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A Wanderin' Man
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The Good Old Days
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When it's over
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Who Needs You (feat. Tiera Kennedy)
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If It Ain't Love
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You Changed Everything About Me
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Rose Upon the Riverbank
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Roarin' and Runnin'
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Old Memories Never Die
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You Don't Have Very Far To Go
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You Don't Have Time For Me
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Don't You Ever Get Tired
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