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The At some point, we're going to be saying goodbye to the lockout.

But today, we're saying hello.

To the one and only Nancy Faust, who turned this obscure yet extremely catchy song from the 1960s into an iconic sports anthem as the White Sox longtime organist.

And she is our guest on the White Sox Talk podcast, brought to you by WinTrust.

Hey, everyone, it's Chuck Garfin, and for 41 years from 1970 to 2010, Nancy Faust was the White Sox organist,

playing over 3,000 games. She is the Babe Ruth, the Michael Jordan, the Tom Brady of baseball organists.

I mean, she invented the walk-up song, which we'll talk about.

And Nancy didn't just play the organ.

She played, essentially, for your mind and spirit, for your imagination, your emotions, your sense of humor, and your love of the game.

So it's Nancy Faust.

One of my favorite people.

She's playing the hits.

She's telling stories about her incredible career,

her deep connection with White Sox fans to this very day, and a whole lot more.

It's coming your way.

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White Sox. White Sox. Go, go, white Sox.

A ball hit deep way back. Deep to the Red.

Holy cow.

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