Here is Connie Smith, yesterday and today. This documentary short depicts the journey of one of country music’s most beloved artists and voices. From humble beginnings to being in the brightest spotlight, to the decision to step back at her peak only to come back as strong as ever. Country Music Hall Of Famer Connie Smith is as vital now as she ever was, and she did it all without compromising her music or who she is at her core. Watch now on Fat Possum Records' Youtube channel. https://youtu.be

698K views · 7.6K reactions | Connie Smith discovered a love for music early in life... | Country Fancast | Facebook

29K views · 1.1K reactions | Aug 25, 1966 Connie Smith records "The Hurtin's All Over" at Nashville's RCA Studio B. Written by Harlan Howard | GatorRock | Facebook

297K views · 12K reactions | Connie Smith and Reba McEntire's tribute to Marty Robbins during the Grand Ole Opry's 75th Anniversary show. | Connie Smith | Facebook

Spontaneous Opry Moment: Connie performed at the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday, but Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show invited Connie to again take the stage and join them for a song as they closed out the evening. After a quick rehearsal back in the dressing room, they performed “Cincinnati, Ohio,” the Bill Anderson-penned tune that hit #4 on the country charts when Connie recorded it back in 1966. | Connie Smith

Connie Smith Once A Day -Live-