Bathtub Gin Jam

Phish's storied "Bathtub Gin" from The Great Went, widely considered one of the bands greatest jams ever, turns 20 years old today.

Bathtub Gin has an interesting history as a jam vehicle throughout the years. As open jamming became more frequent in 1993, Gin emerged as a option for when the band wanted to go Type II. The majority of the versions stayed within the relative framework of the typical Gin jam, making exceptions like 8/13/93, 12/5/95 and 12/29/95 all that more special. By Fall 1996 Gin was delivering major.

Ingredients 2 tbsp. Bathtub Gin Peach Brandy-Blueberry jam 4 tbsp. gin 1 tbsp. lemon juice 6 tbsp. ginger beer Fresh mint Preparation In a cocktail shaker combine the jam, gin, and lemon juice. Shake and then strain into a chilled Collins glass filled with ice. Top with ginger beer, stir, and garnish with mint to serve.

Bathtub Gin Jams are the perfect ingredient to keep around for spur-of-the-moment entertaining. Jam infused cocktails are packed with flavor, yet simple to prepare.

Join us as we dive deep into the iconic Phish jam, Bathtub Gin. Discover the transcendent musical conversation, humorous elements, and improvised harmony that make this performance a true masterpiece.

History "Bathtub Gin" is one of Phish's most distinctive songs. Drawing together diverse influences, it marries a composition by Trey to the unique lyrics of his old friend Susannah Goodman. Page's opening piano part quotes heavily from George Gershwin's " Rhapsody in Blue," as do his fills later in the song. Fish's beat is unique among Phish songs, and gives the "Gin" jam.

Phish's storied "Bathtub Gin" from The Great Went, widely considered one of the bands greatest jams ever, turns 20 years old today.

A truly memorable Phish jam won't just defy your expectations as a listener, it will cause you to experience emotions that you didn't know existed. The History Of Bathtub Gin Bathtub Gin combines music written by Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio, with lyrics by one of his longtime friends, Susanna Goodman.

Jam Chart for Bathtub Gin (105 entries) Jam chart versions are selected because of improvisational and other characteristics that distinguish these from typical versions of the song.

Bathtub Gin has an interesting history as a jam vehicle throughout the years. As open jamming became more frequent in 1993, Gin emerged as a option for when the band wanted to go Type II. The majority of the versions stayed within the relative framework of the typical Gin jam, making exceptions like 8/13/93, 12/5/95 and 12/29/95 all that more special. By Fall 1996 Gin was delivering major.

Bathtub Gin Jams are the perfect ingredient to keep around for spur-of-the-moment entertaining. Jam infused cocktails are packed with flavor, yet simple to prepare.

Bathtub Gin (C mixolydian) Notes: The general gist of this jam is C mixolydian, but much like you see in the melody, what Trey plays often leans a little closer to the blues than a purely modal sound. Some people refer to this as the "mixo-dorian" mode because it includes the minor 3rd, mainly as a passing tone to the major 3rd.

Amy Lorber and Erin Ackley, two sisters from Nashville with a love of the 1920's and 30's, developed a homemade jam that combines fruit and spirits, giving everyone a piece of the roaring twenties-legally! Bathtub Gin uses organic ingredients, and always tries to buy locally grown produce. They firmly believe that using the highest quality fruits and liquors available creates the absolute.

Ingredients 2 tbsp. Bathtub Gin Peach Brandy-Blueberry jam 4 tbsp. gin 1 tbsp. lemon juice 6 tbsp. ginger beer Fresh mint Preparation In a cocktail shaker combine the jam, gin, and lemon juice. Shake and then strain into a chilled Collins glass filled with ice. Top with ginger beer, stir, and garnish with mint to serve.