Covers: See That My Grave Is Kept Clean/One Kind Favor

“See That My Grave Is Kept Clean” was originally a 1927 record by Blind Lemon Jefferson. Versions have been done by Lou Reed, Mavis Staples, Bob Dylan and B. B. King among others. Some versions call it “One Kind Favor”

Covers: Whiskey Train

“Whiskey Train” is a 1970 Procul Harum song. (See the link to the list of versions from the excellent Second Hand Songs site.)

The right-wing Supreme Court attacks blue state government rights

Republicans support states’ rights except when states do something they don’t like. https://t.co/KXuGD3w1iG
— Harris Levy (@HarrisL585) June 21, 2022

Abortion poll update 6/22/22

Polls taken before the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade showed a 2-to-1 majority of Americans didn’t want the justices to take that step. These findings have been consistent in recent years. https://t.co/XkYMuv87fh pic.twitter.com/cgMZifgi4U
— PolitiFact (@PolitiFact) June 26, 2022

In general, do you agree or disagree with the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision that established a woman's right to an abortion?

Agree 62%
Disagree 32%

(Quinnipiac U. Poll, 6/17-20/22)
— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) June 22, 2022

Should congress pass a law ensuring nationwide access to abortion – yes or no?

Yes 57%
No 38%

(Suffolk U./USA Today Poll, RV, 6/12-15/22)
— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) June 22, 2022

Should congress pass a law banning abortion nationwide – yes or no?

Yes 16%
No 79%

(Suffolk U./USA Today Poll, RV, 6/12-15/22)
— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) June 22, 2022

58% of the American public says Roe v. Wade should stand

But only 44% of the Supreme Court feels that way, so the court will overrule the people

Latest polling data from @Gallup ~ https://t.co/lyVFwWi67u pic.twitter.com/pdVf7XKgbL
— Rick Newman (@rickjnewman) June 2, 2022

CNN poll:

SCOTUS should NOT overturn Roe 66%
SCOTUS should overturn Roe 34%

State abortion laws should be:
More permissive 58%
More restrictive 42%

Should there be a national law legalizing abortion:
Yes 59%
No 41%
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) May 7, 2022

In the category of unintended consequences, consider this: Nearly a third of Americans say they would find a state less desirable as a place to live if it banned abortions, according to a new USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll. https://t.co/rvUKiHHxyR
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) June 22, 2022

"A 2020 poll of Utah residents reported that 70% preferred that the current abortion law remains the same or be made less strict. Based on this poll, if the abortion ban were placed on the ballot, voters would reject it." https://t.co/ywJ3orKiQN
— PPAC Utah (@ppacutah) June 13, 2022

PENNSYLVANIA
A leaked U.S. Supreme Court opinion suggests Roe vs. Wade could be overturned. … Do you think abortion should be protected or restricted in Pennsylvania?

Protected 58%
Restricted 30%

(Suffolk U./USA Today Network Poll, LV, 6/10-13/22)

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— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) June 21, 2022

Among Americans overall, most people (72%) say that “the decision about whether to have an abortion should belong solely to the pregnant woman” describes their views at least somewhat well. 1/ https://t.co/t4DuAPIJ9s pic.twitter.com/gQG6x7wh0v
— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) May 6, 2022

Fairmount Water Works – bad use of a public space?

"Most cities would revere such a lovely and historic site, keeping it well maintained and accessible," writes @IngaSaffron on Fairmount Water Works.

"In Philadelphia, we treat it as just another asset to be monetized." https://t.co/LeIRPXu9sp
— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) June 22, 2022

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This week marks the 50th anniversary of Hurricane Agnes, which flooded & closed Kelly Pool in 1972.

Agnes is one of the worst U.S disasters, causing $3.1 billion in damage & 128 deaths.#fairmountwaterworks #watersafetyawareness #Agnes50 #floodawareness pic.twitter.com/igxVUZzEVS
— Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center (@FairmountWW) June 22, 2022

More potential for right-wing violence

On Trump's Truth Social: "Make Guillotines Great Again"

Lots of calls for executing January 6th committee members on right-wing social media platforms.

Story: https://t.co/orQ2mx5TEl pic.twitter.com/2zpcG7ex5H
— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) June 22, 2022

Between this story, yesterday's testimony, the Greitens ad, and much more, there's no excuse for Republican leaders (starting in the House with @GOPLeader and his colleagues) not to unequivocally denounce violence and threats of violence. https://t.co/MEEPxZSzYr
— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) June 22, 2022

ICYMI — Nevada GOP attorney general nominee said Democrat 'should be hanging from a f*cking crane' https://t.co/7xZo0aC69m
— Aaron D. Ford (@AaronDFordNV) June 20, 2022

“What does it mean that for most elected Republicans, none of what we’re learning” from the extraordinary 1/6 revelations “is remotely disqualifying, either in a party leader or a 2024 presidential nominee?” @ThePlumLineGS asks.
The answer isn’t good. https://t.co/AxLCt42jlI
— EJ Dionne (@EJDionne) June 17, 2022

Those conservatives may say threats of violence (and actual attacks) is not their intent. But by now they know such actions are an inevitable byproduct, a predictable form of collateral damage for energizing the base w/superheated language. Replacement theory fits this model, too https://t.co/AbUNGexJsw
— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) June 13, 2022

Protesters show up outside SCOTUS homes & suddenly Congress gives them high priced security. A 70 year old black poll worker in Georgia gets death threats from MAGA Trumpers and she's on the run for 2 months and the FBI basically says figure it out. This is why people are angry
— Dr. Jason Johnson (@DrJasonJohnson) June 21, 2022

Racist and hate-filled violence has been growing rapidly in this country, and the American people are seeing and feeling that.https://t.co/OSmw1e3ZWT
— The New Republic (@newrepublic) June 12, 2022

DHS warns threats in the US could become even more volatile, fueled by election misinformation and potential violence surrounding an upcoming Supreme Court ruling on abortion rights https://t.co/OtYtcOV11v
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) June 7, 2022

"Neumann, who served in the George W. Bush and Trump administrations and grew up in an evangelical Christian household, called the movement 'heretical and idolatry' and an 'apocalyptic vision (that) very often leads to violence.'" https://t.co/TPsNwrOtis
— Robert Costa (@costareports) May 29, 2022

“people committing far-right violence, particularly planned violence rather than spontaneous hate crimes, are more established than typical terrorists/violent criminals. They often hold jobs, are married, have children. These are not isolated ‘lone wolves’ https://t.co/Dnx3xUz31J
— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) June 22, 2022

My family is very familiar with what Shaye Moss & Lady Ruby described when living in fear because of the fmr President of the U.S. It's heartbreaking & completely un-American. We worry for the safety of all who've lived this nightmare firsthand & the ongoing violence yet to come.
— Olivia of Troye (@OliviaTroye) June 21, 2022

Covers: All I Really Want to Do

“All I Really Want to Do” is a 1964 Bob Dylan song. Covers include versions by the Byrds and Cher.

You can hear the loose, get-it-done vibe on All I Really Wanna Do, the opening song of Another Side of Bob Dylan.

He does it in one take, meaning we get to hear all the mistakes, mic popping and mirth. And I haven’t even mentioned the yodelling yet. https://t.co/yWY0o4DxrQ
— DylanRevisited (@DylanRevisited) June 20, 2022

#AlbumCoverObjects
Day 10: King/Queen/Crown

Cher – All I Really Want To Do (1965)

Cher's fantastic debut single was a cover of the Bob Dylan song.https://t.co/kjiTluWwyZ https://t.co/vSZZztESpA pic.twitter.com/bcfNo0NPi4
— Scotify (@Scotify_) June 10, 2022