Jenny Conlee Portland, Oregon
Jenny Conlee is perhaps best known for her tenure as keyboardist and accordionist for indie icons the Decemberists — a 23-yr run that has earned her everything from a Grammy nomination to guest spots on The Simpsons and Parks & Rec. But even through that time, she has established herself within her hometown of Portland, Oregon as an enthusiastic collaborator and a font of musical inspiration. ... more
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