In loving memory of Jill Sobule, my dear friend and one of the most extraordinary musicians I’ve ever known.

This video features:
� A never-before-heard live recording from a house concert at my home in 1991, where Jill performed alongside Susie Davis (keyboardist for Mick Jagger).
� A deep dive into Jill's unique guitar stylings—including chord breakdowns for “Too Cool to Fall in Love” and “Smoke Dreams.”
� Personal stories that span decades—how Jill went from headlining with Joe Jackson to working as my photo studio assistant, the unforgettable gigs we shared, and the hilarious, touching moments that defined our friendship.
� Behind-the-scenes memories from that magical night and our time together, including how she wrote “I Kissed a Girl” while working at my studio.
� Reflections on Jill’s talent, resilience, humor, and the beautiful, quirky spirit that made her an LGBTQ+ icon and trailblazer in crowdfunding music.

This is for anyone who loved Jill, her music, her humanity—or wants to discover the brilliance of an artist whose legacy is still so alive.

� If you're a guitarist, I also include chords and tips so you can learn to play her songs yourself.

Thank you for joining me in remembering Jill Sobule.