Nancy Faust
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Oct 15, 2026
Keith OlbermannHOST
Their work has been produced by TKO Brothers.
Keith OlbermannHOST
Nancy Faust, the best baseball stadium organist ever, is responsible for the satirical and pithy musical comments.
Keith OlbermannHOST
When we use the sports music, it is from The Old Olbermann Show featuring Old Olbermann on ESPN2.
Keith OlbermannHOST
It was written by Mitch Warren Davis.
Pat RenwickHOST
Yeah.
Pat RenwickHOST
Nancy Faust
Andy EllenbergerUNKNOWN
right there for those that know who she is.
Pat RenwickHOST
But Andy, big show tonight.
Loren BrownHOST
Ladies and gentlemen, let's enjoy our national anthem.
Loren BrownHOST
[instrumental version of US national anthem] Nancy Faust at the organ in the playing of our national anthem.
Loren BrownHOST
Bart Johnson doing the pitching for the White Sox today.
Loren BrownHOST
Bart making his first appearance of the 1977 season.
Lauren BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Ladies and gentlemen, let's enjoy our national anthem.
Lauren BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[instrumental version of the US national anthem] Nancy Faust at the organ in the playing of our national anthem.
Lauren BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bart Johnson doing the pitching for the White Sox today.
Lauren BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bart making his first appearance of the 1977 season.
Matt SpiegelHOST
Yes.
Matt SpiegelHOST
Nancy Faust.
Robert SmigelGUEST
That's where...
Robert SmigelGUEST
Yeah, that's where that originated.
Robert SmigelGUEST
I went to Comiskey, and I realized that Chicago, and that's where na-na-na-na, hey, hey.
Robert SmigelGUEST
Yes, Nancy Faust.
Robert SmigelGUEST
Yeah, that's where that originated.
Robert SmigelGUEST
And I realized that these guys, and throwing the home run ball back, that's nothing you would ever see in New York.
Loren BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Ladies and gentlemen, let's enjoy our national anthem.
Loren BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[national anthem] Nancy Faust at the organ and the playing of our national anthem.
Loren BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bart Johnson doing the pitching for the White Sox today.
Loren BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bart making his first appearance of the 1977 season.
Jimmy PiersallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[crowd cheering]
Lorn BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Nancy Faust leading the crowd singing, [crowd cheering] "Hey, Hey, Goodbye." Got some information on that.
Lorn BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[crowd cheering] The Steams, the group that made it popular, and probably the only hit they ever had, "Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)." [crowd cheering] There goes the runner.
Lorn BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Here's the pitch.
10 MINS LATER
Lorn BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Right-hander ready.
Lorn BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Here's the pitch.
Lorn BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Here's a swing and a foul to the upper deck behind Nancy Faust, bounces down to a fan right in front of her.
Lorn BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[upbeat music] White Sox Triple-A club, Iowa, hosting Evansville, the Tigers' Triple-A club.
Jacoby CochranHOST
That one was for you.
Jacoby CochranHOST
Uh, Nancy Faust-
Brandon PopeGUEST
[laughs]
Jacoby CochranHOST
Longtime organist for the White Sox.
speaker_9NARRATOR
[national anthem]
Lauren BrownHOST
Nancy Faust at the organ and the playing of our national anthem.
Lauren BrownHOST
Bart Johnson doing the pitching for the White Sox today.
Lauren BrownHOST
Bart making his first appearance of the nineteen seventy-seven season.
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