Jeannie Seely married Hank Cochran in 1969 (she was his fourth wife). While not much is known about their private life, she named her 1967 album, Thanks, Hank!, after him, for he penned all its songs.

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Jeannie Seely, a Grammy-winning country music icon, passed away at 85 in Nashville after a brief illness. Known as "Miss ...