The bonus track is a very popular version of " Bathtub Gin " recorded live at the Riverport Amphitheater in Maryland Heights, Missouri, a suburb of St . Louis.
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Allen takes us back to the Great White Way of the Roaring'20s-- the days of Max ( Maxwell Anderson ) and Gene ( Eugene O'Neill ) and bathtub gin.
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Quite the contrary, it glamorizes and eroticizes drugs, driving up demand in much the same way Prohibition drove up demand in the 1920s for lethal concoctions like bathtub gin.
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May the ghost of the Bambino finally rest in peace . . . but only after he joins in the general revelry with a snort or two of bathtub gin.
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The economic hardship also fostered a cottage industry producing bathtub gin of rather dubious quality, an activity which apparently kept the grain mill at Story occupied well into the 1930s.
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So bootlegging, bathtub gin production, basement wine production, etc . etc . proliferated, and in addition those " streams " influenced other vectors pertaining to things like organized crime, smuggling, etc.
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Please don't insult me with claims that pols and power brokers of the 1930s and 1940 never imbibed bathtub gin during the halcyon years of their youth, otherwise known as Prohibition.
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Legalize drugs, they say, and the vast criminal networks that traffic in them will disappear _ much like the repeal of Prohibition led to the demise of speak-easies and bathtub gin.
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In the 1920s, times were prosperous despite _ or perhaps in part because of _ Prohibition, which drove evn the law-abiding to drink as sweet cocktails masked the taste of bathtub gin.
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In the 1920s, times were prosperous despite _ or perhaps in part because of _ Prohibition, which drove even the law-abiding to drink as sweet cocktails masked the taste of bathtub gin.
