Aways great - I love the Dubliners and exspecially - her performence "Whiskey in the Jar" - Love & Light - Eva Folk (Indipendant World Music Singer/Songwriter)
This song is a traditional Irish folk song. Thin Lizzy did a cover of it and glammed it up and bit and then Metallica covered them on their Garage Inc album the song is attributed to Thin Lizzy. The specific date for the original Whiskey In The Jar isn't actually known but various artists have been covering it since the 1950's. Christ, some people.
@requieminmortis I think my favourite version is Jerry Garcia and David Grisman's one.Thin Lizzy's is also a great one.I'm not really into Metallica's though..
heard this on the radio and even 3 days later I could still remember the words to find it on a search. Awesome tune.... it makes a rage feeling in me just hearing it -- fightin music.
@gladys12373 i didn't say first sung, if i did it would have been Seamus Ennis in: World Library of Folk and Primitive Music, Vol. 2: Ireland 1951
i said made it famous (wide exposure) which would be in their albums: More of the Hard Stuff 1967 A Drop of The Dubliners 1969 Live at the Albert Hall 1969
@TheLordOden Yes, I know about Seamus Ennis. I'm just saying that it was on PP&M's album in 1965, and Burl Ives had recorded it even earlier (this is when I first heard it). The Dubliners' music had yet to reach the U.S. in 1965.
Someone mentioned that Thin Lizzy covered this song. They are wrong,THIN LIZZY WROTE THE SONG - theirs is the original. Everyone else's - including this one - is a cover version of Lizzy's. RIP PHIL LYNOTT [Ireland's Black Pearl] Gone but never ever forgotten.
@wayneleon1000 my god.. do some research before you stutter out lies and bullcrap, the first recordings of this song was by Seamus Ennis in 1951, but some historics says its similiar to folksongs back to the 16th and 17th century. Nevertheless, The Dubliners released they're version on "More of the hard stuff" in 1967. While Thin Lizzy released they're version in 1972 as a bonus track to "Vagabonds to the western world"...
Sometimes I forget the names of the Dubliners. Here they are from left to right::
(you might need to pause the video to see them all together).
Barney McKenna (banjo), John Sheehan (fiddle and sometimes tinwhishle), Jim McCann (guitar, blue shirt), Sean Cannon (guitar, lime coloured shirt) , Ronnie Drew , Paddy Reilly (red shirt), Eamon Campbell (mop of white hair)
I remember getting a few funny looks today while strolling around in a snow storm and singing this. Awesome song, awesome band. The only version I've known to better this is Luke Kelly's version with this band.
@dawala1000 If we're gonna be honest, this guy doen't have a classically beautiful voice either, but he sings it from the soul, so it works. Bob Dylan, though I'm not a fan, made a singing career with a shitty voice.
@DuckwalkSupreme its the singing from the soul that grabs my attention and makes me sing along with him . your right bob dylan sang from his soul also and thats what made him good . : )
@dawala1000 Let's not get carried away here, I said Bob Dylan made a career, not that he was good. Sure a lot of people liked him, but a lot of people don't brush their teeth, a lot of people wanted a Superman reboot, a lot of people told George Lucas that Ewoks were a good idea, then later told him Jar Jar was, too, a lot of people grew up in the '70s, a lot of people had pet rocks, a lot of people haven't read Harry Potter, a lot of people drive hybrids, don't mean it's right ; )
BERLIN (Reuters) – A German court has ordered former Thin Lizzy guitarist Gary Moore to pay damages after ruling the guitar solo in his 1990 hit "Still Got the Blues" had been plagiarized from a German song written in 1974.
A court in the southern city of Munich said on Wednesday the solo in Moore's song was too similar to the one in "Nordrach" by the band Jud's Gallery not to have been copied
Being a smart arse.They missed out one part – I counted out his money, and it made a pretty penny, I put it in me pocket, and I took it home to Jenny, She sighed and swore, that she never would deceive me, But the Devil takes the women, for they ne'er can be easy...
Seamus Ennis (Alan Lomax field recording in Ireland) World Library of Folk and Primitive Music, Vol. 2: Ireland 1951
This is the first recorded version of the 17th century song and there were plenty more to sing/record it way b4 dubliners, thin lizzy or metallica. Do your homework people b4 talking crap... all versions are great
"Whiskey in the Jar" is a famous Irish traditional song, set in the southern mountains of Ireland, with specific mention of Cork and Kerry counties, as well as Fenit, a village in Kerry county. It is about a highwayman, or perhaps a footpad, who is betrayed by his wife or lover, and is one of the most widely performed traditional Irish songs. It has been recorded by numerous professional artists since the 1950s like THE DUBLINERS and METALLICA! pff..
great song but doesn't Sean ever sing this song in original? every time he sings he make some modifications ;) but great song, love Irish music and Irish...
The song's exact origins are unknown. A number of its lines and the general plot resemble those of a contemporary broadside ballad "Patrick Fleming" (also called "Patrick Flemmen he was a Valiant Soldier") about an Irish highwayman executed in 1650
La version original d Whisky in the Jar, muy buena para acompañarla con un birra, buep aunque no me gusta el Irish Whisky jajaja, para ir a Moly Malon ajjaja
@Telanhzan Shut up, he expressing his opinion, and what the hell is up with that go back to bieber line? Drink some whiskey and bottle up you're anger like real men do
@Telanhzan I said I'm a METALLICA FAN. Maybe you've drank a bit too much of the whiskey. Yeh should toss me a bottle. Could do you some good to keep it off your hands. Plus beiber isn't a real musician. He doesn't have nearly as much talent as these guys or Metallica.
@jipicayei your half right but all covers resolved from a band called the black brew or some thing like that i cant quite remeber its been a while since i looked it up every time the cover is done its slightly changed the origanal had him arested by police for robbing this man and killing him on the hill before he was able to get out of bed where it has been changed to him being arested for killing him there in the room
@bullyboy1863 No, no. They're version is also good. I learned a trick that I use for sequels to movies and games, and have been recently using for covers of songs. Just think of them as two completely different songs and you can get enjoyment out of both of them.
Sure, I'll have to disagree with ya boyo! Thin Lizzy and Metallica's cover of this is a testament to culture alive and well among the Erin Oige. There's no such thing as a shite version...:) Up Eire!
@bullyboy1863 I would not say that their version is shit. It is just inferior to most Irish bands cause it fits the traditional Irish music style and sound way better than metal.
Saw them in concert yesterday they're just the best musicians ever. They create amazing atmosphere and it was awesome when they played whiskey in the jar
I have been trying to figure out who is who in this video and all of the footage from the show in general. If someone could please help me out I'd appreciate it. Cheers
@Ikki1604 Singing this song is Sean Cannon, Guitar, also there is the great Ronnie Drew, Guitar and Vocals, the sextastic Barney McKenna, Banjo (possibly Mandolin too), the effervescent John Sheehan on Violin and other stuff (mainly violin) the spectacular Jim McCann, ginger guy on guitar and vocals (sings Grace and Carrickfergus) and Eamonn Campbell with the crazy hair on Guitar (during Barney's Banjo medly) it's from their 40th anniversary DVD and sorry for needless capitals but I'm pissed
Thin Lizzy was bored in the practice room, so they made a rock cover of this old irish folk song. And Metallica made a cover of Thin Lizzy's cover :). Just wanted to clear up things. By the way, im most into Metallicas version.
I wish I was Irish!
Melobione1 2 days ago
Aways great - I love the Dubliners and exspecially - her performence "Whiskey in the Jar" - Love & Light - Eva Folk (Indipendant World Music Singer/Songwriter)
EvaFolk 1 week ago
*it up a bit.
nicolleypops93 2 weeks ago
This song is a traditional Irish folk song. Thin Lizzy did a cover of it and glammed it up and bit and then Metallica covered them on their Garage Inc album the song is attributed to Thin Lizzy. The specific date for the original Whiskey In The Jar isn't actually known but various artists have been covering it since the 1950's. Christ, some people.
nicolleypops93 2 weeks ago 2
I originally knew this song by the Metallica cover. I actually rather like this version.
requieminmortis 2 weeks ago
@requieminmortis I think my favourite version is Jerry Garcia and David Grisman's one.Thin Lizzy's is also a great one.I'm not really into Metallica's though..
porock21gr 2 weeks ago
was long out before thin lizzy!bu thats soem cover!
minter261 4 weeks ago
nice........and I like how Metallica put some metal on it.
cwinky71 1 month ago
the crowd is great
progrockertom 1 month ago
They skipped the 2nd verse =O
FistingLegend 1 month ago
Please...Please come to America...Just once...
wheatorwhite 1 month ago
powerful and all you look for in a really good song!
walhalla356 1 month ago
heard this on the radio and even 3 days later I could still remember the words to find it on a search. Awesome tune.... it makes a rage feeling in me just hearing it -- fightin music.
Floriday2 1 month ago
I like the different covers, but the original by The Dubliners is my favorite.
JAMESMOOREBASEBALL 1 month ago
This song just maid my day XD
jweezy15able 1 month ago
<3
toe2hand 2 months ago
The creme of the crop, loved you guys. Keith
tenchangler1 2 months ago
this song is like whiskey... never the same, but always something special...
Mailstorm 2 months ago
@Mailstorm Couldn't have said it better myself.
SuperDon1214 1 month ago
0:42 that kid definitely would rather the metallica version
metalranga 2 months ago
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Hahaha that man in the middle look just like my Teacher....
VendettaMr5 2 months ago
28 people prefer beer
nietaksky 3 months ago in playlist Mixtape 3
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why would 27 people even click on this link if they didn't like the Dubliners?
HirilAredhel 3 months ago
why would 27 people even click on this link if they didn't like the Dubliners?
HirilAredhel 3 months ago 2
@HirilAredhel That my friend it's one of biggest mysteries in all the youtube site xD.
HansARG 3 months ago
Sean always sings this song differently...
kuva07 4 months ago
for all u dumb metallica fans the dubliners sang this first
anonymous4014 4 months ago
@anonymous4014 Burl Ives sang it on his 1958 LP "Songs of Ireland." I've known this song since I was a child, and I'm older than dirt.
gladys12373 4 months ago
@gladys12373 thats not the point i was making
anonymous4014 4 months ago
@anonymous4014 well, not first, but certainly much earlier
Peter20UK 3 months ago
i wish to be irish
ogdrion 4 months ago 26
@ogdrion Nobody's perfect.
mybrosteve 3 weeks ago
@ogdrion I can understand!!!! I got a bit of ole Ireland in me-self!!!
bbqsky2 2 weeks ago
well, i'm going to make it official...out of all the bands that made this song famous, the dubliners were the first-i just found a 1968 version :)
TheLordOden 4 months ago in playlist More videos from AndreasSU
@TheLordOden Peter, Paul, and Mary recorded it under the title, "Gilgarra Mountain," on their 1965 LP "A Song Will Rise."
gladys12373 4 months ago
@gladys12373 i didn't say first sung, if i did it would have been Seamus Ennis in: World Library of Folk and Primitive Music, Vol. 2: Ireland 1951
i said made it famous (wide exposure) which would be in their albums: More of the Hard Stuff 1967 A Drop of The Dubliners 1969 Live at the Albert Hall 1969
TheLordOden 4 months ago
@TheLordOden Yes, I know about Seamus Ennis. I'm just saying that it was on PP&M's album in 1965, and Burl Ives had recorded it even earlier (this is when I first heard it). The Dubliners' music had yet to reach the U.S. in 1965.
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TheLordOden 4 months ago in playlist The Dubliners
i'm a Metallica fan but this version...wow...
MrGloz77 4 months ago
They are old but still kicking ass. :D Dubliners 4-ever.
SpankAndSpunk 5 months ago
That's great ! I love The Dubliners !!
1282maggie 5 months ago
Grand! I love Dubliners and Ireland!!!!
gnoc78 5 months ago
fuck metallica
ramoyosoy 5 months ago
Best song ever!!!!
MartyG92 5 months ago
i love thin lizzys version but for all you dumbasses on here phil lynott or thin lizzy for that matter did not and never did write this song.
brendinoglackino 6 months ago
Someone mentioned that Thin Lizzy covered this song. They are wrong,THIN LIZZY WROTE THE SONG - theirs is the original. Everyone else's - including this one - is a cover version of Lizzy's. RIP PHIL LYNOTT [Ireland's Black Pearl] Gone but never ever forgotten.
wayneleon1000 6 months ago
@wayneleon1000 my god.. do some research before you stutter out lies and bullcrap, the first recordings of this song was by Seamus Ennis in 1951, but some historics says its similiar to folksongs back to the 16th and 17th century. Nevertheless, The Dubliners released they're version on "More of the hard stuff" in 1967. While Thin Lizzy released they're version in 1972 as a bonus track to "Vagabonds to the western world"...
Ztyrk 6 months ago
What a great tribute to Phil Lynott [Ireland's black pearl] and the boys. I loved this. But the original is always better.
wayneleon1000 6 months ago
i love those guys
dumbtrooper 6 months ago
nice
Kungmatte23 6 months ago
Sometimes I forget the names of the Dubliners. Here they are from left to right::
(you might need to pause the video to see them all together).
Barney McKenna (banjo), John Sheehan (fiddle and sometimes tinwhishle), Jim McCann (guitar, blue shirt), Sean Cannon (guitar, lime coloured shirt) , Ronnie Drew , Paddy Reilly (red shirt), Eamon Campbell (mop of white hair)
johnfoconnor 6 months ago
fantastic wish i could of been there :0)
TheWelshCelt 7 months ago
beautiful..live with that for years now..for only those who know irish folk music.
kevinmoorghen1 7 months ago
the irish are the only real people left.xx
winniebee112 8 months ago
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thanks!
stephengrum 8 months ago
As I was a-walkin round Kilgary Mountain
I met Colonel Farrel and his money he was countin',
I rattled me pistols and I drew forth me saber,
Sayin' "Stand and deliver, for I am the bold deceiver!"
Musha rig um du rum da, / Whack fol the daddy O,
Whack fol the daddy O, / There's whiskey in the jar.[
Cruciferus 8 months ago
@Cruciferus *Captain Farrel
Redderson4571 7 months ago
Stupenda.
nunzioforpresident 8 months ago
Ge3il
TheSongOfAFairy 8 months ago
24 thumbs down shows that sometimes people can be simply stupid! Respect for the Dubliners...The best of' em all
livernick 9 months ago
simple handmade music is the best thing ever happened to the world, the best example: listen to the dubliners ♥
erdbeerbassist 10 months ago
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srvbe 10 months ago
I remember getting a few funny looks today while strolling around in a snow storm and singing this. Awesome song, awesome band. The only version I've known to better this is Luke Kelly's version with this band.
sinjin480 10 months ago
I cant help but sing along with them even if i cant sing to save my life lol
dawala1000 10 months ago
@dawala1000 If we're gonna be honest, this guy doen't have a classically beautiful voice either, but he sings it from the soul, so it works. Bob Dylan, though I'm not a fan, made a singing career with a shitty voice.
DuckwalkSupreme 9 months ago
@DuckwalkSupreme its the singing from the soul that grabs my attention and makes me sing along with him . your right bob dylan sang from his soul also and thats what made him good . : )
dawala1000 9 months ago
@dawala1000 Let's not get carried away here, I said Bob Dylan made a career, not that he was good. Sure a lot of people liked him, but a lot of people don't brush their teeth, a lot of people wanted a Superman reboot, a lot of people told George Lucas that Ewoks were a good idea, then later told him Jar Jar was, too, a lot of people grew up in the '70s, a lot of people had pet rocks, a lot of people haven't read Harry Potter, a lot of people drive hybrids, don't mean it's right ; )
DuckwalkSupreme 9 months ago 4
interesting dynamic to the crowd...
Rossowens 10 months ago
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BERLIN (Reuters) – A German court has ordered former Thin Lizzy guitarist Gary Moore to pay damages after ruling the guitar solo in his 1990 hit "Still Got the Blues" had been plagiarized from a German song written in 1974.
A court in the southern city of Munich said on Wednesday the solo in Moore's song was too similar to the one in "Nordrach" by the band Jud's Gallery not to have been copied
yorkshiretractors 10 months ago
23 pessoas tem muito mal gosto!!!
le6n6rd6 10 months ago
Every cover of this song have a special smell, and a special flavour. No one is better or worse. Each of them have a "best moment" to be heard...
This is the "with friends in a pub" version. I love this version.
MayhemZ13 10 months ago 66
@MayhemZ13 : No. There is a better version.
The one, where your friends _and_ the barman sings with you.
ZicherCZ 5 months ago 3
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this is music is not metallica...
wendelldelima 11 months ago
this is music is not metallica...folclor
wendelldelima 11 months ago
Being a smart arse.They missed out one part – I counted out his money, and it made a pretty penny, I put it in me pocket, and I took it home to Jenny, She sighed and swore, that she never would deceive me, But the Devil takes the women, for they ne'er can be easy...
APerminov 11 months ago
I love more 'The black velvet band' of Sean's. Personally, Luke did this emotionally.
Anyway they're the living Gods. ))))
APerminov 11 months ago
23 people drink vodka :D
ASurvival 11 months ago
Seamus Ennis (Alan Lomax field recording in Ireland) World Library of Folk and Primitive Music, Vol. 2: Ireland 1951
This is the first recorded version of the 17th century song and there were plenty more to sing/record it way b4 dubliners, thin lizzy or metallica. Do your homework people b4 talking crap... all versions are great
martellox 1 year ago
vamos ficar bebados!!!
boyhorrorshow666 1 year ago
that deserves way more views!
steiner1988 1 year ago 4
@steiner1988
Well, i will be watching 24/7 :-)
brownies3214 1 year ago
I believe it has been sung for years, but covered by the Dubliners. Their version, however, is better than Thin Lizzy and Metallica.
Hotshotowen 1 year ago
It's a folk song, so it's near impossible to tell who wrote it as probably hundreds of people have contributed to what we know as the song today
S19309 1 year ago
This song is from 17th fucken century so Thin Lizzy didnt write it,Metallica neither, and the Dubliners too
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"Whiskey in the Jar" is a famous Irish traditional song, set in the southern mountains of Ireland, with specific mention of Cork and Kerry counties, as well as Fenit, a village in Kerry county. It is about a highwayman, or perhaps a footpad, who is betrayed by his wife or lover, and is one of the most widely performed traditional Irish songs. It has been recorded by numerous professional artists since the 1950s like THE DUBLINERS and METALLICA! pff..
drummer9559 1 year ago
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drummer9559 1 year ago
Brilliant!
LucaItalianPaddy 1 year ago
great song but doesn't Sean ever sing this song in original? every time he sings he make some modifications ;) but great song, love Irish music and Irish...
doczg88 1 year ago 2
The song's exact origins are unknown. A number of its lines and the general plot resemble those of a contemporary broadside ballad "Patrick Fleming" (also called "Patrick Flemmen he was a Valiant Soldier") about an Irish highwayman executed in 1650
zimsen123 1 year ago
I LOVE METALLICA but i think this version is better than metallicas and the dubliners did not write this song
METALLICARULES11 1 year ago
@METALLICARULES11 hahaha ur sum cock
bumpinTune 1 year ago
@bumpinTune shut up what i said was just an opinion
METALLICARULES11 1 year ago
@METALLICARULES11 yeah but the dubliners originally wrote this song, so hows it an opinion???
bumpinTune 1 year ago
@bumpinTune the dubliners did not write this song
METALLICARULES11 1 year ago
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@METALLICARULES11 u really are retarded
bumpinTune 1 year ago
this is not orginal also just so u know,its way older then them!! great song!
Jandor86 1 year ago
@SturmFuhrerx
Irish whiskey has an e in it Scotch is whisky Verstehen?
DerMitten 1 year ago
@SturmFuhrerx
Irish whiskey has an e in it Scotch is whisky Verstehen?
DerMitten 1 year ago
"You see, Mr. Marston, God invented whisky so the Irish cannot rule the world." - Irish
Amazing song from an amazing people.
SturmFuhrerx 1 year ago
I want to be Irish now.
juiceliina 1 year ago
maybe metallica did a cover, but their cover is the best of all the songs
mottsta 1 year ago
Retards, this is the original, Metallica did a cover of it, I like Metallica ... And both versions
JamesHetfield696 1 year ago
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wiskey in the jar is a metallica song this shit is giving it a bad name
96TripleD 1 year ago
@96TripleD You eejit this is a dunliners song, so feck ur metalica crap!!
purelegend08 1 year ago 2
@96TripleD
Dickhead, read a book
MrCsharpMajor 1 year ago
@96TripleD twat go back up metalica's arse if ur gonna talk like that
catfacetheoriginal 1 year ago
@96TripleD You sir, are an idiot.
Najenin 1 year ago
better watch my vid on y o u tube its sean cosgrove as pc plum
MrHailhail 1 year ago
This is a great song but I prefer ; Soldier song We Are Soldiers on youtube
bobmacdon 1 year ago
We are learning this on the tin whistle now. I rather slow airs but this isn't bad :)
Phalnax811 1 year ago
Shame there isn't much of this music around any more.
Hotshotowen 1 year ago
its better when they sing it together
sam22ish 1 year ago
What would the world be like without whiskey...
Europeans4Freedom 1 year ago 2
@Europeans4Freedom sober unfortunately lol
downingr2 1 year ago
Seen them today at De Doelen in Rotterdam, they were fantastic!
woutergvl 1 year ago
@woutergvl
Ik ga ze zondag zien in 013 in Tilburg. Kijk er naar uit.
Paddow 1 year ago
@Paddow haha lijkt me zo raar om ze daar te zien :D normaal gesproken zie ik daar ander soort bands haha. maar lijkt me wel vet
woutergvl 1 year ago
Eirin Go Bragh !
felixlpilon 1 year ago
I love Sean's voice! He sounds like a great storyteller spinning a yarn when he sings. Great.
irkofan 1 year ago
La version original d Whisky in the Jar, muy buena para acompañarla con un birra, buep aunque no me gusta el Irish Whisky jajaja, para ir a Moly Malon ajjaja
darkside2702 1 year ago
Anyone know which live album this is from?
bryceholmes3 1 year ago
irish musica, one of the best to drink and have fun with!, Viva irlanda!! cheers from mexico!! original version its always best! irish finest!!
jcidelgado2007 1 year ago
@jcidelgado2007
totally agree !!!
Olsen78 1 year ago
God I love this song!!! I like the other versions too but this is far the best, by the way Im from Mexico and Im not drunk
eleonsal 1 year ago
if you don't like it,you ain't drunk enough!
crabtrap 1 year ago 3
I'm a metallica fan, but i know their version is pure shit.
This is real the version and I'd listen to this over metallica any day. I love the Dubliners. They're amazing :)
bullyboy1863 1 year ago 125
@bullyboy1863 Why can't you just respect that both versions are fkin awesome?
Go back to bieber.
Telanhzan 11 months ago
@Telanhzan Shut up, he expressing his opinion, and what the hell is up with that go back to bieber line? Drink some whiskey and bottle up you're anger like real men do
EnlightedFool 11 months ago
@EnlightedFool He's expressing his opinion while undermining somebody elses. And trust me, i drink loads of whiskey ;)
Telanhzan 11 months ago
@Telanhzan I said I'm a METALLICA FAN. Maybe you've drank a bit too much of the whiskey. Yeh should toss me a bottle. Could do you some good to keep it off your hands. Plus beiber isn't a real musician. He doesn't have nearly as much talent as these guys or Metallica.
bullyboy1863 11 months ago
@bullyboy1863 the version of metallica is not of the dubliners, it is of another cover of thin lizzy.
jipicayei 11 months ago 19
@jipicayei the cover of the cover :)
l3l4cksito 11 months ago
@jipicayei Mate, Metallica's version ain't no cover from Thin Lizzy's. This is a tradicional irish song, ain't no original one.
amangaer 6 months ago 17
@amangaer Metallica copied the song arrangement from Thin Lizzy. Just listen to the riff and solo.
brooscaar 3 days ago
@jipicayei This song has been around since before thin Lizzy were born....
janvankatrijn 5 months ago
@jipicayei your half right but all covers resolved from a band called the black brew or some thing like that i cant quite remeber its been a while since i looked it up every time the cover is done its slightly changed the origanal had him arested by police for robbing this man and killing him on the hill before he was able to get out of bed where it has been changed to him being arested for killing him there in the room
snmisfun 1 month ago
@bullyboy1863 Wait Metallica did a version of this song...?? What?....How does that work out?
chelsearoses22 11 months ago
@bullyboy1863 Both versions are good. no one is shit
Diandredofus 11 months ago
@bullyboy1863 No, no. They're version is also good. I learned a trick that I use for sequels to movies and games, and have been recently using for covers of songs. Just think of them as two completely different songs and you can get enjoyment out of both of them.
PerfectSaga 10 months ago
@bullyboy1863 totally agreed :)
plencas 9 months ago
@bullyboy1863 Thin Lizzy's version is the one I always think of when this song gets mentioned. Have you tried that one?
wesmatron 8 months ago
@bullyboy1863
Sure, I'll have to disagree with ya boyo! Thin Lizzy and Metallica's cover of this is a testament to culture alive and well among the Erin Oige. There's no such thing as a shite version...:) Up Eire!
Lepercon63 8 months ago
@bullyboy1863 I would not say that their version is shit. It is just inferior to most Irish bands cause it fits the traditional Irish music style and sound way better than metal.
elfboy676 7 months ago
Thumbs up if you LOVE all their songs
WonnaRageWithMe 1 year ago 101
@WonnaRageWithMe Love their songs and whiskey (ahem bourbon ...) too !
SpaceCowboy641 7 months ago in playlist Whiskey in the Jar
if metallica made a cover of the version of thin lizzy of this song... THIS SONG IS THE ORIGINAL IRISH SONG??!!!
ProduccionesFleko 1 year ago
Saw them in concert yesterday they're just the best musicians ever. They create amazing atmosphere and it was awesome when they played whiskey in the jar
MrSteamboatWillie 1 year ago
geil
TheManfred1234 1 year ago
wheres second couplet?
Frank12391NL 1 year ago
GREAT!!!!!!!
Danfad83 1 year ago
I keep thinking that some umpa loompas are going to come out with the Lord of the Dance...and kick the butts of everybody in the audience.
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Who listens to this shit?
Macsk8ing 1 year ago
@Macsk8ing People who have a decent taste in music
Frasssaa94 1 year ago
@Frasssaa94 Maybe, but damm thats bad taste.
Macsk8ing 1 year ago
This is the best song am I right lads
1994Farmer 1 year ago 3
@1994Farmer Aye!
HotdickingFilms 1 year ago
I have been trying to figure out who is who in this video and all of the footage from the show in general. If someone could please help me out I'd appreciate it. Cheers
Ikki1604 1 year ago
@Ikki1604 Singing this song is Sean Cannon, Guitar, also there is the great Ronnie Drew, Guitar and Vocals, the sextastic Barney McKenna, Banjo (possibly Mandolin too), the effervescent John Sheehan on Violin and other stuff (mainly violin) the spectacular Jim McCann, ginger guy on guitar and vocals (sings Grace and Carrickfergus) and Eamonn Campbell with the crazy hair on Guitar (during Barney's Banjo medly) it's from their 40th anniversary DVD and sorry for needless capitals but I'm pissed
balloch 1 year ago
@balloch Thank you very much.
Ikki1604 1 year ago
Metalica is a great band...but they fucking ruined this song. if you like the metalica version better you dont know good music.
TheIrishCanuck 1 year ago 6
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@TheIrishCanuck No Thin Lizzy's Version is better than both by a long way and Thin Lizzy are good music they are absolute music geniuses
tennislaurence 1 year ago
@TheIrishCanuck music is opinionated
DanDaviesxD 1 year ago
why has a folk band copied this thin lizzy classic?
doesnt sound right sung by this folk band.
mrarches 1 year ago
@mrarches Actually this is an old popular Irish Song, Thin Lizzy covered It. this version is older tha thin Lizzy's one!
bigbadandrew 1 year ago
@mrarches idiot
Holm182 1 year ago
@Holm182 =me?why
mrarches 1 year ago
I don't think any version can't stand up to how good this one makes you feel =)
chrisybwell 1 year ago
i love this song as a i love the whiskey.
i'm so near to the alcoholism
warpedwarp 1 year ago
@warpedwarp Off to the pub for you then. Bottoms up fuckface.
woonoel101 1 year ago
@woonoel101 mavaffanculo
warpedwarp 1 year ago
@warpedwarp Does that mean you are a fuckface? Yep, thought so. Shouldnt you be at the pub speeding up the process? Go on homo, bottoms up.
woonoel101 1 year ago
Metallica kann das besser
superflashking 1 year ago
@superflashking
gibt viele gute versionen... metallica is nicht dabei ;-)...
drummingmassigermany 1 year ago
anarchy in ireland again,but it is
calboy64 1 year ago
All the versions are equally as awesome. There. Now stop arguing and enjoy this piece of genius.
synystersevilheir 1 year ago
Thin Lizzy was bored in the practice room, so they made a rock cover of this old irish folk song. And Metallica made a cover of Thin Lizzy's cover :). Just wanted to clear up things. By the way, im most into Metallicas version.
TheJayJayPower 1 year ago
great music!!!
hfkdvh 1 year ago 3
Its hard to choose on which is better but to be honest, the song initself, is amazing.
So regardless of who plays it, as long as its being played by someone then its all good. :>
Luke1fer 1 year ago 5
Heavy as fuck
Mage0Hallow 1 year ago
Good Stuff, Irish folk songs
rottenliver22 1 year ago