With a unique vocal style that blends elements of R&B, jazz, pop, blues, soul, cabaret, and gospel, Nancy Wilson simply prefers to be called a 'song stylist.' We're proud to present this great vocal communicator in a memorable concert with full string orchestra, direct from Carnegie Hall, a highlight of New York's 1987 JVC Jazz Festival.

Nancy Wilson, a beautiful woman who is also an actress of note, has been seen in performance many times. However, this 1993 evening of singing at the famed Blues Alley in Washington D.C. was originally intended for A&E's 'Biography' but was never released. It is a definitive evening of Nancy's, during which she performs many of her well known songs including her Grammy Award winning 'How Glad I Am, 'I Have Never Been To Me,' and the classic 'Guess Who I Saw Today?' This concert presents Nancy Wilson at her memorable best. Nancy has never allowed herself to be classified as just a jazz singer. She has worked hard to offer her audience a wide spectrum of songs that include both jazz and the best of American popular music. She has successfully recorded over 40 albums and CDs for both the Capitol and Columbia labels. In 1991 she recorded a very successful CD 'With My Lover Beside Me' with Barry Manilow, who wrote music to unpublished lyrics of Johnny Mercer, for her to record, exclusively.