Kim Nalley at Feinstein's At The Nikko

Gospel Christmas, the annual tradition features acclaimed vocalist Kim Nalley performing all your favorite holiday songs accompanied by the swelling, soulful Hammond Organ played by the incomparable Tammy Hall with Michael Zisman (electric bass) and Kent Bryson (drums). Expect some special guests and a few sing-a-longs at this rollicking joyous family friendly concert.

Kim Nalley is an internationally acclaimed jazz and blues vocalist, twice named San Francisco’s best. She also has numerous acting credits on her resume including an engagement as Madame Zinzanni in Teatro Zinzanni. Her CDs have been shortlisted for a Grammy Award and have charted in the Jazz Top 20. ...

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Gospel Christmas, the annual tradition features acclaimed vocalist Kim Nalley performing all your favorite holiday songs accompanied by the swelling, soulful Hammond Organ played by the incomparable Tammy Hall with Michael Zisman (electric bass) and Kent Bryson (drums). Expect some special guests and a few sing-a-longs at this rollicking joyous family friendly concert.

Kim Nalley is an internationally acclaimed jazz and blues vocalist, twice named San Francisco’s best. She also has numerous acting credits on her resume including an engagement as Madame Zinzanni in Teatro Zinzanni. Her CDs have been shortlisted for a Grammy Award and have charted in the Jazz Top 20.

Pianist, Organist, Composer and Arranger Tammy Hall is one of the most in demand musicians in the Bay Area. Born in Dallas, she studied classical music and was the organist at her church while unbeknownst to her grandmother was sneaking out to listen to the devils music-jazz. The result is Hall’s signature sound; a fusion of classical, jazz and gospel.

“Nalley is a triple threat-a powerful blues singer, a song stylist who can put her stamp on American Songbook standards and an assertively lascivious vaudevillian with an entire book of bawdy songs brimming with double entendres. Kim Nalley has pipes to burn and works the stage like she means it.” -San Francisco Chronicle

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