Nancy Hamilton Combo performs at the Jazz Station in Eugene
- Nancy Hamilton vocals
- John Polese flugelhorn, accordion, cornet
- John Crider piano
- Christoph Greiner acoustic bass
- Paul Slate percussion
Join us for Hours Into Spring, an evening of eclectic and melodic jazz featuring Bossa Nova, blues, and rare classics performed by The Nancy Hamilton Combo. Experience a mix of timeless genres, brought to life with performances that will transport you into the heart of spring. Don’t miss this unique night of music at The Jazz Station.
Vocalist Nancy Hamilton is often described as "smooth as butter," with a contralto voice marked by distinctive phrasing and captivating warmth. Her style has drawn comparisons to jazz legends like Julie London, Peggy Lee, and Carol Sloane. Drawing inspiration from iconic artists such as Carmen McRae, Tony Bennett, and her personal mentor, Shirley Horn, Hamilton brings a unique depth to her performances. Accompanied by beloved local musicians from Eugene, Hamilton co-founded The Jazz Station in 2005 and has been a professional singer since 2004. She has performed at nightclubs, restaurants, and jazz festivals across Eugene, Newport, Portland, Salem, Corvallis, Northern Florida, and numerous Oregon wineries. Her latest CD, Dreamsville, was recorded in Eugene at Gung Ho Studios with Grammy-nominated pianist Randy Porter.
