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Christmas is the Saddest Day of the Year. Jill's bittersweet song of holiday melancholy. A Christmas song for the rest of us. (Jill Sobule / James Mastro) | |
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Jesus Was a Dreidel Spinner. Jill's original tune, quite possibly the only punk Hanukkah song ever written. Or the only one you can dance the Hora to, anyway. (Jill Sobule) | |
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Merry Christmas From The Family. Robert Earl Keen's classic tale of a dysfunctional trailer park Christmas has been recorded by Keen himself and covered by the Dixie Chicks, but Jill's version has received as much or more airplay. There's even a video. (Robert Earl Keen) | |
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Christmas Time is Here. Good grief, Charlie Brown! Jill covers one of the holiday's most enduring classics. (Vince Guaraldi) | |
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