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09/17/2026

Rebecca Sanborn A spectacularly thoughtful new album / Coffeeshop Conversations #458

By TOM D'ANTONI // She's a keyboardist, composer, singer, arranger with aa new album of songs that will make you think and feel. Shadow Work features a huge cast of Oregon's most talented musicians. Is it Jazz? Are they art songs? Listen to one which features her daughter singing harmony. The last time she was on the Pod, Nadia was in urtero.

Also,  find  answer to the question: wither The Blue Cranes?

Thanks for finding the latest Oregon Musis News Coffeeshop Conversation. We don’t do these in coffeeshops at present.

I mean I fixed myself a nice cup of Café Bustela but my desk in Northwest Portland has no baristas. Nor are there any where our producer/engineer/editor and good friend Paul K Ward is at the controls at his Studio Blue in Northeast Portland along with today’s guest, returning to the pod, multi-instrumentalist, known for her composing and keyboarding (is that a word?)….it’s Rebecca Sanborn, who when she first paid us a visit was very pregnant with a daughter Nadia who now sings harmony on a tune in Rebecca’s fabulous new album Shadow Work, which just had its premiere at the Montavilla Jazz Festival.

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