Jeannie Seely Reflects on Women’s Representation
About the Episode
Songwriter Jeannie Seely talks about how the way women were represented in country songs was changing. Just one of the stories in Country Music, the sweeping new series from filmmaker Ken Burns – coming to PBS September 15th at 8/7c. #CountryMusicPBS.
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