Pumpin' For Jill

Iggy Pop · Live In San Fran 1981 [2008]

When I'm asleep, you touch my feet

You let me know that I am no creep

Because I love you, you are for real

I'm gonna stay here - pumping for Jill

In the gas station where I work

Everyone treats me just like a jerk

Nobody offers me a tip

I'm gonna stay here - pumping Jill's hips...

I met you out at the Mardi Gras

On a French Quarter sidewalk

When you kissed me, it was strong

I wonder if you'll hear this song

La da da da da da, da da da da...

Pumpin' For Jill

Recorded live in San Francisco in 1981, "Pumpin' For Jill" captures Iggy Pop's raw, energetic performance style during a pivotal era of punk and new wave music. Featured on the 2008 reissue of "Live In San Fran 1981," the track exemplifies Pop's signature delivery, characterized by his distinctive vocal timbre and the band's driving rhythm section. The song reflects the chaotic, cathartic energy that defined the early 1980s live circuit, showcasing the collaborative spirit of The New York Dolls' legacy as it evolved through Pop's solo career. Its inclusion in the album highlights the enduring appeal of this specific recording, offering listeners an authentic glimpse into the band's dynamic interaction on stage.