Jeannie Seely - An American Classic (2020) [Hi-Res]

Country music royalty and soon to be fifty-three year member of the Grand Ole Opry®, Jeannie Seely, is celebrating her 80th birthday with the announcement of her highly-anticipated album, An American Classic, on Curb Records.
The August 14th release is available on all digital music platforms today for pre-order, pre-save and pre-add. Her duet with longtime friend, Willie Nelson, who plays guitar and sings on "Not A Dry Eye In The House." The classic country ballad was written by Dallas Wayne, an established singer / songwriter and an on-air personality on SiriusXM Ch. 59 on Willie's Roadhouse where Seely is also a weekly host every Sunday afternoon on her show, Sunday's With Seely.
"I don't know what I envisioned my 80th birthday would look like, but I never imagined I'd start the day with Coffee, Cody and Country, on WSM 650 and Circle TV!," exclaims Jeannie Seely. "To have a duet with Willie Nelson be the first song released from my upcoming album is icing on the cake.the cake being this album called An American Classic. You don't get more classic than Willie Nelson, and "There's Not A Dry Eye In The House" is the perfect example of a classic country song. This is the best 80th birthday gift I could ever imagine.thank you Don Cusic, B! Noticed PR and Curb Records!"
Curb Professor of Music Industry History at Belmont University's Don Cusic shares, "This is real country music! Jeannie Seely is a living legend and GRAMMY® Award winner. She is "Country Soul," and her soulful vocals are evident on this album, which showcases her versatile talents. She is a favorite of fans, as well as country singers who admire and respect her talent and love her as a classy lady. The title of this album, An American Classic fits her perfectly. The album, like Jeannie, is An American Classic."
The Executive Producer for the upcoming album is Jim Ed Norman for Curb Productions, Inc. The idea for the project was curated by Don Cusic who oversaw production, with help from Country Music icon Ray Stevens on the song "To Make A Dream Come True."