Special Program 

 

A successful recording artist, songwriter, and performer, Dottie West enjoyed one of country music's most accomplished careers. Her Grammy-winning 1964 smash, "Here Comes My Baby," catapulted her to stardom, and she created popular ad jingles such as Coca-Cola's "Country Sunshine." Recording solo and with Jim Reeves, Don Gibson, and Kenny Rogers, she traded her sweet, gingham-clad image for a glamorous, sexy look before a 1991 car crash took her life. Former West protégé Steve Wariner, Grand Ole Opry star Jeannie Seely, songwriter Red Lane, and West's daughter Shelly West-an artist in her own right-share memories of this great talent. Presented in support of the Museum's spotlight exhibit Dottie West: Country Sunshine. See Program Pass guidelines for admission to this program. Museum admission or Museum membership required for program admittance. Due to limited seating, a program pass is required for your complimentary seat. Passes will be available for pick-up at the Museum two hours prior to the start of the program, on a first-come, first-served basis. Your pass does not guarantee you a seat after the program begins. MEMBERS ONLY: Call 615.416.2050 to reserve your program pass in advance. Reservations will be accepted until 48 hours before the program, or until the program is at capacity. Your pass does not guarantee you a seat after the program begins. Read more: http://countrymusichalloffame.org/calendar/view/2114?month=03&day=30&year=2013#ixzz2Lx9GJs6f

Tags: Country Music Hall Of Fame Dottie West Jeannie Seely Red Lane Shelly West Steve Wariner