Nancy Wilson and Maisie Richardson

Nancy Wilson (jazz singer) was born to Olden Wilson, the Chillicothe ironworker on the 20th of February, 1937. Her mother, Lillian Ryan worked as housekeeper. Nancy was the youngest out of six kids. Her father was a musician and would play records at home. This had a great influence in her early years. It was clear that she wanted to become a performer when she was 4 years old. She developed her talent by singing in the church choir. At the age of 15 and had a chance to win a talent show on TV and was able to regularly appear on The Skyline Melodies Tv Show while at the time she was still in high school. At the same age, she began to work in nightclubs. Nancy was just 17 when she finished high school. After matriculating at Ohio Central State College - which is now Central State University - for only one semester Nancy went on to become a professional performer. Her first record was recorded in 1956 by the Rusty Bryant's Carolyn Club Big Band. They performed with her throughout 1956 and 1957. Nancy released her first album with Dot Records while in the band. Cannonball Adderley advised her to move to New York to further her professional career. She moved there to The Big Town in the year 1959. In just a few months she had been singing at The Blue Morocco Night Club located on Boston Road near The Bronx. The representative of Adderley saw her singing and instantly signed her. He signed a contract the label Capitol Records in the year 1960. she debuted that year with the single. Guess who I saw in the present. Capitol issued five Nancy Wilson albums within two years. Under Adderley Wilson's leadership, Wilson started focusing on R&B but soon shifted to torch and jazz. The 1962 group collaboration of Nancy Wilson and Cannonball Adderley was instrumental in propelling her to the top and she had her breakout song Tell Me the Truth in 1963. This brought her a gig at New York's Coconut Grove the premier night club in America in the year following and she became a star.

Maisie is an English television and film actor. She played the leading role in Chloe Winthrop, in Netflix's film The Kissing Booth. She portrayed Michal, one of the daughters of King Saul in ABC's biblical show Of Kings and Prophets. Other than that, her TV shows are The Originals, Legends of Tomorrow and Group Chat With Annie & Jayden. Birth and Family Maisie Richardson-Sellers, born 2 March 1992 at England, United Kingdom. The name of her mother is Joy Richardson. She attended private school and graduated from Oxford University. She graduated from Archaeology and Anthropology. Maisie started her career as an actor in the short film Our First World in the year 2012. Ellie is a little girl played by Maisie in a short film from 2012 Americano and Rum. In 2013, she appeared as Korr Sella, on Short Wars: Forces Awakening in the year 2015. In the Netflix Original Film The Kissing Booth Season 2 or 3, she portrayed Chloe Winthrop.