Ashley Dwayne MacIsaac (born February 24, 1975 born in Creignish, Nova Sco… Read Full Bio ↴Ashley Dwayne MacIsaac (born February 24, 1975 born in Creignish, Nova Scotia) is a Canadian professional fiddler.

While MacIsaac's fiddle-playing is entirely traditional, he sets it in contemporary rock songs with hip hop and dance elements.

His greatest mainstream success in Canada was his 1995 album Hi™ How Are You Today?, featuring the hit single "Sleepy Maggie," with vocals in Gaelic by Mary Jane Lamond.

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Ashley MacIsaac Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Ashley MacIsaac:

' Cello Song Sort of maybe missing somebody or wanting them Or having som…
Captain America When Jesus went to the river He had swallowed His pride 'Til…
Cello Song Sort of maybe missing somebody or wanting them Or having som…
Fairy Hangman hangman, slack your rope, slack it for a while No…
Fairy Dance Hangman hangman, slack your rope, slack it for a while No…
Grapes I'll see you forever Chorus Every time you look my way I j…
I Don't Need This So many jobs to do today but only time for…
Lay Me Down Fireworks exploding In a 21 gun salute Fireworks exploding …
Mull Of Kintyre Far have I traveled and much have I seen Darkest of…

Save Me From Tomorrow Deeper than the deepest deep blue sea High as a girl…
Sleepy Maggie __ ruidhle bhoidheach __ a bonny reel Ruidhle bhoidheach, da…
Sleepy Maggie (edit) Gob The World According To Gob Sleepy Head painted murder on…
The Wedding Funeral Fireworks exploding, in a 21 gun salute Fireworks exploding…
This Is My Father It doesn't matter, it's just a shame Nobody can find you,…
To America We Go I'll see you forever Every time you look my way I just…

What An Idiot He Is Well he walks with a swagger and he talks with…

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Brian Mac Leod

7y↑1

"Walking the Floor" and "Murdo MacKenzie of Torridon" are two of those classic pipe tunes which have become staples of the traditional fiddler's canon, and which lend themselves so easily to such exhilarating re-interpretations, as only Ashley can do. They have that inate, wild, raw Gaelic energy which Cape Breton traditional musicians quite telling call "dirt"...

Paul Crisp

5y↑2

Yes it's a tune and a half in August 2019. DUE SOUTH FOREVER!!!! 😎👍😎👍

Bob Monge

4y↑1

Awesome song, awesome sound!
Celts can rock!

Tina Holyoake

13y↑1

rocking fiddle....awesome...Love him....this cd is the best!!!

Spectermonkey

14y↑1

My favourite track on the entire album

Kathleen Murphy

Absolutely brilliant…!!!

Ethan

14y

@christiandark9 That's what makes this guy such a big deal: He's able to bridge the gap between the old school stuff and the new. He's made "fiddle fans" out of a lot of people who never woulda listened otherwise. He also takes a lot of old celtic classics and modernizes them. If you normally like "heavier stuff" check out Devil in the Kitchen and Gravel Walk.