Another Day Older and Deeper In Debt



Woody Allen, Love and Death.
Ivor Cutler, I'm Happy.
Jack Teagarden and Fats Waller, You Rascal You.
Serge Gainsbourg, Vieille Canaille (You Rascal You).
Christer Bladin, Wildkatze.
DJ Riko, Whistler's Delight.
Bing Crosby and Johnny Mercer, Mister Meadowlark.
Papa Charlie Jackson, Baby Please Loan Me Your Heart.
Ray Bolger and Judy Garland, If I Only Had a Brain.
Bob Dylan and the Band, Apple Suckling Tree.
Blind Alfred Reed, How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live?
Sons of the Pioneers, One More River to Cross.
Billy Childish and the Singing Loins, One More Bottle to Drink.
Todd Rundgren, One More Day (No Word).
Robert Graves, To Juan at the Winter Solstice.

Mr. Bassett is a religious enthusiast, lately turned Methodist, and serves his Country because it is the will of the people that he should do so. He is a man of plain sense, and has modesty enough to hold his Tongue. He is a Gentlemanly Man, and is in high estimation among the Methodists. Mr. Bassett is about 36 years old.

Mr. Ingersoll is well educated in the Classic's and is a Man of very extensive reading. Mr. Ingersoll speaks well, and comprehends his subject fully. There is a modesty in his character that keeps him back. He is about 36 years old.

Major William Pierce, Characters in the Conventions of the States Held at Philadelphia, 1787.



Water to water, ark again to ark,
From woman back to woman:
So each new victim treads unfalteringly
The never altered circuit of his fate,
Bringing twelve peers as witness
Both to his starry rise and starry fall...

Yes, my birthday's here again! Happy weekend! Be hep in your heart.