Underdog Victorious
Album by Jill Sobule
Released	September 7, 2004
Recorded	???
Genre	Adult Alternative
Length	?? min ?? sec
Record label	Artemis
Producers	Robin Eaton, Brad Jones, Roger Moutenot
Professional reviews
AMG	3.5/5	link
Jill Sobule Chronology
Pink Pearl (2000)	Underdog Victorious (2004)	—

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Track listing

1. "Freshman" (Eaton, Sobule) - 2:21
2. "Jetpack" (Eaton, Sobule) - 3:03
3. "Cinnamon Park" (Eaton, Lamm, Sobule) - 3:23
4. "Tender Love" (Demain, Eaton, Sobule) - 2:46
5. "Underdog Victorious" (Eaton, Sobule) - 3:31
6. "Under the Disco Ball" (Sobule) - 1:31
7. "The Last Line" (Eaton, Sobule) - 3:56
8. "Tel Aviv" (Eaton, Sobule) - 3:32
9. "Joey" (Demain, Sobule) - 3:55
10. "Nothing Natural" (Eaton, Sobule) - 2:28
11. "Angel/Asshole" (Sobule) - 2:59
12. "Strawberry Gloss" (Sobule) - 3:45
13. "Thank Misery" (Eaton, Sobule) - 2:16
14. "I Saw a Cop" [bonus track] (Souble) - 2:31

Personnel

• Jill Sobule - organ, guitar, drums, sound effects, Moog synthesizer, omnichord, Casio
• Patrick Buchanon - guitar
• Rob Burger - piano, Casio
• Chris Carmichael - violin, viola
• Bill DeMain - electric piano, background vocals
• Dennis Diken - drums
• Robin Eaton - bass, harmonica, background vocals
• Mickey Grimm - percussion, drums
• David Henry - cello
• Jim Hoke - clarinet, flute
• Brad Jones - organ, bass, piano, rhythm guitar, electric piano
• Will Kimbrough - slide guitar
• Marykate O'Neil - background vocals
• Al Perkins - pedal steel
• Michael Rhodes - bass
• Ross Rice - piano
• Neal Rosengarden - trumpet, classical guitar

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Production

• Producers: Robin Eaton, Brad Jones, Roger Moutenot
• Engineer: Chris Woods
• Mastering: Jim DeMain
• Art direction: Susan McEowen
• Photography: Julian Hibbard, Griffin Norman
• Cover photo: Griffin Norman
• Design: Will Shortz
• Make-up: Kevin Pusey
• Hair stylist: Kevin Pusey
• Stylist: John Zabava