The Clancy Brothers - Whisky you're the Devil

[@Slapchop8]

Hell yeah! The BEST version ever!

[@MikeBruceSullivan]

Happy St. Patricks Everyone and all my Irish brothers and sisters. Peace to our Irish-born & Irish-American heroes, you know who u R. This version is the best. recorded in a studio, slower, sole singer in beginning then company of chorus joins in. best version. Erin Go Bragh.... You're spunkier than Tay (Tea) LOL

[@lukeoneill8894]

I love this song

[@raherql]

May I just suggest--and this is *just* a suggestion--a picture of actual, Irish whiskey? I mean, all these images of bourbon are... bourbon. And while the Mackay definitely counts... It's scotch.

[@mikebrennan5923]

raherql tullemadore

[@kennyfilson4709]

@@mikebrennan5923 theres no e in real whisky ; )

[@jordynozymandias374]

americans don't understand the finer distinctions. they just care about getting drunk

[@TapioSusi]

love this

[@typestter]

I Have the best of the Clancy Brothers on CD !!!!!

[@pccbassbone]

It's liqueur originally made with whiskey. Now it's made with neutral spirits and whiskey flavoring.

[@reallyaprilstarr]

@kojin1030x1 Actually, Southern Comfort is a "whiskey-flavored" liqueur. Not whiskey. But still tasty. ;)

[@quashky]

And were you drink whiskey on the rocks... ...biaaaach!!!

[@rpgplayer101]

I wouldnt know ;), I dont drink alcoholic bevarages. I just googled for whiskey on google image search.

[@braincandy7104]

Forget about the booze and just dig the soul and confusion of this tune: "Whisky you're the devil/,my darling/drunk or sober" Fare thee Well

[@A.Mageddon]

Southern Comfort Reserve is made with Whiskey.

[@MikeBruceSullivan]

Now all brave eyes will run for marchin off to Portugal or Spain....

[@riverholme]

divil

[@barbafant]

Jack Daniels is not ruddin' whisky or whiskey. It's sour mash and I feel sorry for anyone who drinks it.

[@brandonl39]

none of those are irish whiskey

[@brokenwingsangel81]

it all whiskey fault.

[@malevich2007]

First of all it's whiskey not whisky and if it's not made in Ireland it isn't worth shit

[@maxwright9733]

You don't drink? What the hell is wrong with you?

[@rpgplayer101]

No, you just dont know what good music is.

[@maccyknife1]

rpgplayer101 i like Chivas Regal even though it's Scottish...

[@tomoole]

WHISKY (without an "E" is Irish Whisky - after the Gaelic "Uisce Baithe", meaning "Water of Life".... It is a MISINTERPRETATION of these Gaelic Words. Ditto Scots Gaelic, which is almost identically rooted in the Gaelic traditions and language. Difference is that in English Language Scottish Whiskey has a "E". Simple observation... if you're portraying an OBVIOUSLY Irish song, then you could make the effort to educate yourself a little, and get it right. It's WIHISKY, and none of those bottles contain anything resembling half decen Whisky or Whiskey for that matter. The Scottish and Irish know about good hooch - they INVENTED IT !!!

[@yoyomachico]

Fair enough, but fuck off.

[@tomoole]

yoyomachico Ah Yoyo me ould flower ..... pardon the pun, but we really do have your MEASURE now ... what a little man ! !

[@yoyomachico]

tomoole I didn't mean the "fuck off" out of anger or offence, but only as a shorthand to point out that it's pretty petty posturing to insist that any folk drinking song should adhere to the arbitrary spelling conventions of an imperial language [English]. Maybe you're right about me being little though, since it's probably doubly petty for me to nitpick your nitpicking. While we're on the topic, though, you might as well know that the Gaels were not the first to distill liquor. Catholic monks imported the idea from Italy, then the world-center of scholarly activity. Just, you know, if you're going to go about correcting petty things, try not to put nationalism over history.

[@yoyomachico]

tomoole Well, i guess that's about the level of retort i expected...

[@tomoole]

Dear oh dear.... Yoyo me ould flower. You do have it bad, don't you ! And all that from a missing "e" - be wary Yoyo, touch of the Celtic temper about you. Pity you can't converse "as Gaeilge".

[@weltenschmid]

Over trainstations and elations over from Basel to Zurich and finally to Bern, what's the concern? :P