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Jill Sobule (born January 1961) is an American singer-songwriter best known for her first hit, "I Kissed a Girl", and the Clueless soundtrack hit "Supermodel". She was born in Denver and debuted in 1990, working with Todd Rundgren. Her breakthrough didn't come until 1995, with the release of "I Kissed a Girl". Its follow-up album, Happy Town, was a critical success but commercial failure. She then began working with Lloyd Cole and signed a new contract in 2000 with Beyond, releasing Pink Pearl that year.

Discography

Things Here Are Different (1990)
Jill Sobule (1995)
Happy Town (1997)
Pink Pearl (2000)
I Never Learned To Swim: Jill Sobule 1990-2000 (2001)
Underdog Victorious (2004)

Independent releases

It's the Thought That Counts (2000)
Be Mine... Please (2001)
The Folk Years 2003-2003 (2004)
It's the Thought That Counts (Re-issue) (2005)

Singles

1990: Too Cool to Fall In Love
1990: Living Color
1995: I Kissed a Girl
1996: Good Person Inside (Radio Version)
1996: Supermodel (Remix)
1997: Bitter
1997: When My Ship Comes In
2000: One of These Days (Radio Version)
2000: Rainy Day Parade
2001: Stoned Soul Picnic
2004: Cinnamon Park (Edit)

Soundtrack appearances

1995: "Supermodel" from Clueless
1996: "Where Do I Begin" from The Truth About Cats and Dogs
1996: "Truth Is You Lied" from Grace of My Heart
1996: "The Secretive Life" from Harriet the Spy
1999: "Rainy Day Parade" from Mystery Men
2003: "Tel Aviv" , "Nothing Natural" , "Bitter" , "Somewhere In New Mexico" , "Freshmen" , and "Vrbana Bridge" from Mind the Gap
2005: "Love Is Never Equal" from Jenny McCarthy's Dirty Love

Compilations

1992: "Too Cool to Fall in Love" from An Elpee's Worth of Productions
1995: "The Jig Is Up" from Grooves: Volume 8
1995: "Good Person Inside" and "The Man in the Boat" from Spew
1995: "Merry Christmas from the Family" from You Sleigh Me
1997: "Stoned Soul Picnic" from Time and Love: The Music of Laura Nyro
1997: "I Will Survive" from In Their Own Words and from Hard Rock Live
1998: "Saddest Day of the Year" from A Christmas to Remember
1999: "Just a Little Lovin'" from Forever Dusty
1999: "Sunrise, Sunset" from Knitting on the Roof
2000: "Rainy Day Parade" from New Talent Spotlight Volume 2
2000: "I Kissed a Girl" from K-TEL Pop Alternative

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