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Kim Nalley
Kim Nalley is an American jazz and blues singer known for her powerful, 3½ octave range and scatting.〔Andrew Gilbert "Kim Nalley Sings the Blues" San Jose Mercury News 15 Jan 2009 Article ID: 1065663〕
Nalley has also played folk guitar,〔Chris Caen SF Examiner〕 and sung R&B and spirituals. Nalley is also an actress, a historian, and the former owner of the San Francisco jazz club Jazz at Pearl's.
==Early life==
Nalley is from a musical family that includes jazz drummer and photographer Reggie Jackson and R&B guitarist-vocalist Earl Whitaker; she received piano lessons from her great-grandmother.〔 Originally pursuing classical voice she studied Drama and Opera at the Educational Center for the Arts in New Haven, CT and Classical Music at Holy Cross in Worcester, MA. At Holy Cross, Nalley sang with the power rock combo The Limit, which featured Crusader musicians Garrett Scott Flynn (bass and piccolo), Steve Guerette (guitar, dobro and vocals), Jim Januzzi (guitar, keyboards and ukelele), Allan Harper (guitar, accordion, and bagpipes) and Anthony O'Donnell (trap drums, cowbell, djembe, and triangle).
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