Top Jeannie C. Riley Albums
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I Don't Deserve a Mansion / Last Train to Glory - Single
[2024]
[2024]
The Gospel Album
[2024]
[2024]
Her Best
[2024]
[2024]
The Music City Sessions
[2019]
[2019]
Jeannie C. Riley
[2012]
[2012]
Here's Jeannie C. (Bonus Track Version)
[2010]
[2010]
Praise Him
[2008]
[2008]
Country Girl (Re-Released)
[2007]
[2007]
Harper Valley P.T.A.
[2007]
[2007]
Jeannie C. Riley Selected Hits
[2006]
[2006]
Twenty Golden Hits
[1978]
[1978]
The Generation Gap
[1970]
[1970]
Country Girl
[1970]
[1970]
Harper Valley P.T.A. (The Plantation Recordings 1968-70)
[1968]
[1968]
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Roses And Thorns Things Go Better With Love Okie From Muskogee Part Of Honey Rib Run Jeannie Run Satan Place Shed Me No Tears Sippin' Shirley Thompson Taste Of Tears Teardrops On Page 43 That's A No No There Never Was A Time Oh Singer What Was Her Name Whatever Happened To Charlie Brown Wherever You Are Widow Jones Will The Real Jesus Please Stand Up Wish You Were Here Yearbooks And Yesterdays Return To Harper Valley Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu One Toke Over The Line Tennes See Me Games People Play Generation Gap Back Side Of Dallas Back To School Ballad Of Louise Box Of Memories Change Of Heart Children Cotton Patch Country Girl Darling Days Duty Not Desire Edna Burgoo Fine Feathered Fowl Am I That Easy To Forget Girl Most Likely Good Enough To Be Your Wife Harper Valley P.t.a. Help Me Make It Through The Night I Almost Called Your Name I Love Him If You Could Read My Mind Mr. Harper My Man My Scrapbook No Brass Band
Related Information for Jeannie C. Riley
Jeannie C. Riley (born Jeanne Carolyn Stephenson on October 19, 1945) is an American country and gospel music singer.She is known for her major 1968 hit Harper Valley PTA that made her the first ever female singer to have a song reach #1 on both the country and pop music charts. The record quickly became one of the most legendary country music songs of all time. Written by Tom T. Hall, the song was released on the Plantation Records label. At the time, the lyrics were seen as risqué with "attitude" and the attractive Riley was marketed as a sex symbol dressed in an evocative tight mini-skirt and leather Go-Go boots.She became a much talked about overnight sensation, and the song earned her the Grammy Award for Best Female C... read more
