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Survivor. Jill initially started performing the Destiny's Child hit at live shows as a bit of a joke, an example of an "inappropriate" cover. But it turned out to hold up well under the guitar & vocal treatment -- who knew? -- and became a fan favorite, especially in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. This studio version was released on Jill's Folk Years: 2003-2003 album. | ||
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Hot in Herre. Another "inappropriate" hip-hop cover, Jill takes Nelly's original and records it with harmonica, jew's harp and the most traditional of all hip-hop instruments, the banjo. The result? One of our most popular downloads ever, believe it or not. | |
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Just a Little Lovin'. Jill's contribution to the Dusty Springfield tribute album Forever Dusty. | |
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Down by the River. From the recently released Cinnamon Girl - Women Artists Cover Neil Young for Charity, here's Jill's version of a Neil Young classic, performed with John Doe. | |
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