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05 February 2008

Jill Sobule and Rives sing on Super Tuesday

bpp_blog_header_noName2.gifCheck out Jill Sobule and Rives on NPR's Bryant Park Project, singing about Super Tuesday, when "30 zillion voters in 20-something states" cast their primary votes, and the rest of us watch the returns all day long. As Jill says, "I have no life! All I do is watch news shows!" Rives' snappy patter will make a fine companion to whichever 24-hour news ticker you happen to be watching. "Jill Sobule Sings for Super Tuesday" >>

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