Booze Party -the Rockers -90 Years of Prohibition

90 years since Prohibition ended, Booze Party is a response in hindsight to the National Prohibition Act, and the thirty songs challenge the preposterous law in verse. The aim of the National Prohibition Act, known informally as the Volstead Act, was to make the selling of intoxicating liquids illegal, and the prohibition of consuming alcoholic beverages became law on 17th January 1920. The thirteen years of "dry times" ended on 5th December1933. It must be said that the soda pop middle-class American years of Rock 'n' Roll was limited in alcohol songs titles, therefore included are some hillbilly rockers to keep the music 100 percent proof!

Tracks>> 01. Rudy Grayzell and His Thunderbirds, accompanied by The Sparkles - F-B-I Story 02. Chuck Murphy - They Raided The Joint 03. The Premieres – Firewater 04. Whitey Pullen – Moonshine 05. Tommy Law with King Richard and The Dukes - Cool Juice 06. Millie Vernon - Bloodshot Eyes 07. Montie Jones and The Revin Robbin's – Moonshine 08. Lee Finn and His Rhythm Men - Pour Me A Glass Of Wine 09. Three Aces and A Joker - Booze Party 10. The Champs - Tequila Twist 11. Jimmy Patton - Yah I'm Movin 12. Sonny Burgess - My Bucket's Got A Hole In It 13. Gene Vincent and The Beat Boys - Pistol Packin' Mama 14. Jay Chevalier - Too Many Bubbles 15. Bo Davis - Drownin' All My Sorrows 16. The Five Chords - Red Wine 17. Carl Perkins - Dixie Fried 18. Cecil Moore with The Kings of Rhythm –Moonshine 19. Clyde Stacy - Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor 20. Hoke Simpson - Mountain Dew Rock 21.The Five Encores - One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer 22. The Wailers - Tall Cool One 23. The Tyrones (vocal by George Leser) - Pink Champagne 24. Chuck Rio and The Originals – Margarita 25. Gene Simmons - Drinkin' Wine 26. Billy Lee Riley - Trouble Bound 27. Jack Hold - Moonshine Still 28. Bill Goodwin - Revenuer Man 29. Sonny Burgess – Thunderbird 30. Slim Dusty - The Pub Rock