Jill Sobule News

 
TheChronicleHerald.ca
Stagger hits Halifax at last
TheChronicleHerald.ca
... who's produced singer-songwriters Butterfly Boucher and Tim Easton, as well as soundtracks for films like Clueless and Shrek 2, and co-wrote Jill Sobule's I Kissed a Girl (not to be confused with the Katy Perry tune of the same name).


 
Dudes Act Like A Lady: 'Call Me Maybe' Takes Over YouTube
NPR (blog)
"I Kissed a Girl" by Jill Sobule got the Pee-Wee Herman treatment and featured romance novel cover boy Fabio, who gets his props in "Call Me Maybe" when Jepsen's tattooed young hunk takes on his look in a fantasy sequence. The ending of the "Call Me ...

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NPR (blog)
"I Kissed a Girl" by Jill Sobule got the Pee-Wee Herman treatment and featured romance novel cover boy Fabio, who gets his props in "Call Me Maybe" when Jepsen's tattooed young hunk takes on his look in a fantasy sequence. The ending of the "Call Me ...

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The Playlist: What's in the earbuds this week
Chicago Sun-Times
... home by Loudon Wainwright III, whose “The Panic Is On” rambles and hoots like the days when he was a genuine New Dylan, and the sweet-and-salty mix of Jill Sobule & John Doe, who gleefully sing about their new home together “Under the Bridge.


 
Mixtape Madness: gay marriage mix
Death and Taxes
Long before Katy Perry poisoned our ears with her hollow song of the same name, Jill Sobule scored an alt rock hit in 1995 with “I Kissed a Girl.” The song follows the story of two female friends that are unsatisfied with their current relationships ...

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NIH Director Francis Collins on Speeding Up Arrival of New Disease Treatments
Medgadget.com
... who had some words for medical researchers everywhere. Turns out that Dr. Collins is more than just a physician and famous geneticist. He also can play a bit of a mean guitar. Here he is with Jill Sobule performing their debut hit “Disease Don't Care”.

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Occupy This Album: 99 Songs for the 99 Percent
Mother Jones
On Disc 2, for instance you'll hear a punk-rock song by Anti-Flag followed by a reggae jam followed by a ditty by Jill Sobule that wouldn't be out of place on the soundtrack to Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? But what the album lacks in musical cohesion, ...

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