If not for Nancy Faust, "Crazy Train" might have never arrived at the ballpark. From her perch at Comiskey Park starting 50 years ago this summer, Faust introduced walk-up music and injected ...

The return engagement this weekend for legendary baseball organist Nancy Faust at Blue Wahoos Stadium was an easy pitch. She was so thrilled a year ago by the first experience. Faust, 76, the ...

Faust re-introduced the song "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" in 1977 as the stadium organist for the Chicago White Sox. Since 1970, she's been tickling the ivories at Old Comiskey Park, then New ...

CHICAGO — Nancy Faust is as synonymous with the Chicago White Sox as the team’s exploding scoreboard. Had things gone differently, however, then the team’s longtime organist might have instead ...

The detached voice in her headset dictates her next move. “Charge, Nancy,” says the manager of scoreboard operations and production for the White Sox, and Nancy Faust dutifully responds.She ...

That, of course, would be Nancy Faust. The longtime White Sox organist (1970-2010), who also pulled out the stops for the Bulls for nine seasons and the Blackhawks for five, turns 72 on Monday.

Nancy Faust keeps a photo of her with former White Sox broadcaster Harry Caray, who called games on the South Side for 10 years before he became the broadcaster for the Chicago Cubs. (Credit: CBS) ...

You’ve heard Nancy Faust’s organ at the ballpark for years, and now you can hear it in your own living room. The White Sox are selling the famed organists instrument at their annual holiday sale.

Nancy Faust, who has been the Chicago White Sox’ organist since 1970, is retiring at the end of the season, and fans are not letting her go unnoticed. Peter Thompson for The New York Times ...

Famed White Sox organist Nancy Faust, in November 2005, with her rooster named “Ozzie” and her license plate that refers to her signature song “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye.” ...

Nancy Faust will play at the Blue Wahoos games on Saturday night and Father’s Day Sunday to close out the team’s series against the Tennessee Smokies.