An Irish folksong about a highwayman betrayed by his woman and imprisoned. It's at least 400 years old. I really like story telling folksongs. This has been covered many times by many groups. Voiceplay is the best, I swear!!
This is an old Irish folk song from the 1600s. Covered by many artists. The first being The Dubliners, an Irish folk group. Whack for my daddyo. Whiskey In the jarro = Shot for my dad. There's whiskey in the bottle (jar). Thank you for the shout out on Eli's name. Very much appreciate it. And you're very welcome. Anytime 😊
As someone else responded this is an old Irish highwayman's song or drinking song. "Whack for my daddy o, etc. means take a shot of whiskey/scotch from the jar and the "o" is indicative of Irish/Scotch lingo
Eli, in this case, is a shortened version of Eliezar, his first name. I really like the melodic vocalizations used in a lot of the Irish songs, sorta like scatting, I guess.
An Irish folksong about a highwayman betrayed by his woman and imprisoned. It's at least 400 years old. I really like story telling folksongs. This has been covered many times by many groups. Voiceplay is the best, I swear!!
This is an old Irish folk song from the 1600s. Covered by many artists. The first being The Dubliners, an Irish folk group.
Whack for my daddyo. Whiskey In the jarro = Shot for my dad. There's whiskey in the bottle (jar).
Thank you for the shout out on Eli's name. Very much appreciate it.
And you're very welcome. Anytime 😊
🥃👉🔥
As someone else responded this is an old Irish highwayman's song or drinking song. "Whack for my daddy o, etc. means take a shot of whiskey/scotch from the jar and the "o" is indicative of Irish/Scotch lingo
Eli, in this case, is a shortened version of Eliezar, his first name.
I really like the melodic vocalizations used in a lot of the Irish songs, sorta like scatting, I guess.
Cesar also has a lovely shirt in "I Can't Make You Love Me" (Bonnie Raitt)