Original Release Date: 1 Jan 2008
Label: Linus Entertainment
Copyright: 2008 Linus Entertainment Inc.
Duration: 3:16 minutes
Genres:
Folk

https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/the-best-of-ashley-macisaac/id660268406

Ashley MacIsaac ft. John Allan Cameron - The King George

Cello Song
Ashley MacIsaac
From the Album Ashley MacIsaac
May 6, 2003

Decca Records

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Ashley MacIsaac - The Cello Song

Sophia's Pipes 
Released: Jan 01, 1995 Universal Music
℗ 2004 Linus Entertainment Inc.



Hi, How Are You Today?

Sophia's Pipes

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Rusty D-Con-STRUCK-tion

Ashley MacIsaac - The Devil in the Kitchen

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The Devil In The Kitchen

Fiddle Music 101

Big John MacNeil

Ashley MacIsaac

Lay Me Down

Maxim's Waltz

Tunes in A

Reels

Fine, Thank You Very Much

King George IV / King George V / Old King's Reel / King's Reel / Traditional Reel

Jigs in D

Jigs in A

Helter's Celtic

I'm Movin' On

Tunes in F

Johnny Cope

Andy Renwick's Ferret

The Beauties of The Ballroom

The F Cloggs

The Green Fields Of Glentown

The Christmas Carousing

Oh Yes I Yes I Am

Gravel Walk

A Cape Breton Christmas

Go Tell It On The Mountain

Medley: T'was the Night Before Christmas / The Devil In The Kitchen

Auld Lang Syne: Air, Strathspey & Reel And Traditional Reel

Away In A Manger

Mckinnon's Marching Tunes

Ciuin An Oidhach (Silent Night)

Hills Of Glenorchy

MacDougall's Pride

Children's Medley...MacNabs Hornpipe (With Jingle Bell Remix)

Sleepy Maggie

Whiz Kids

Wing-stock

Il Esr Ne

Christmas Jigs And Reels. Midnight Clearance Sale

Fairy (including Tullochgorum)

Juno Award-winning fiddler Ashley MacIsaac is a ferocious fiddling talent & genre-bending music prodigy. Lefthanded MacIsaac grew up playing traditional Celtic music and learned from the local masters in his native Cape Breton Island. His playing drew the attention of such prominent musicians as Philip Glass, Paul Simon, and David Byrne, and those connections helped attract growing interest from the Canadian music industry. MacIsaac signed a deal with A&M Records and released Hi How Are You Today? in 1995, breakig  through the mainstream and going double-platinum in CD sales. The album’s eclectic combination of virtuoso traditional fiddling, modern dance rhythms, and punk rock edge knocked purists on their ears, producing mega-hit “Sleepy Maggie,” a collaboration with Cape Breton Gaelic singer Mary Jane Lamond, that became a Top 10  hit in  US,Canada,Japan and Europe with international radio play ,regular slot on MuchMusic and constant live touring made Ashley an instant Canadian icon. In 2010, MacIsaac performed at the opening ceremonies for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver.

AWARDS
Best New Solo Artist, Juno Awards (1996)
Best Solo Roots and Traditional Album (Hi How Are You Today?), Juno Awards (1996)
Instrumental Artist of the Year, Juno Awards (1997)

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