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My favourite CB fiddler….after Winston, of course!

Last tune is the constitution breakdown by lee creemo.

9:38: Pigeon on the Gate, 10:30: Dave "Normaway" MacDonald's Wedding (A Jerry tune)

I remember helping to teach Scottish dancing at the Glasgow fiddle workshop, as so few knew them! We were taught at school in England!

Thank you, Kyle. Love it. And thank you for bringing the music back to Scotland this summer.

Love the transition to the reels at 4:35! They are a fun group to listen to

Great stuff!!! Thanks! 😎

Thanks for putting this up - always good to get more of Kinnon and Betty Lou. Btw, as you probably are aware, lots of the old-timers would 'roll' the fiddle to meet the bow, but nowadays it probably does qualify as a 'distinctive' technique.

Well well....... we all play by ear..... he plays extremely well by eyebrow.

Ashley's my favourite Canadian proud since 1996 🇨🇦👌 I'm shock that he didn't get the credit of his amazing music. So talented, love him 🌹

What a gorgeous piece of music. I can’t stop listening to it.

Fabulous

Well done my man!

Dad used to play the first tune. Ashley always seems to have some incredible bow action. Wonderful live set!

Great tunes and wonderful playing! Does anyone know what they play after the cavity investigator?

"My home" is often heard with "Mist Covered Mountains" as a slow march on Pipes and Drums at state funerals

4:50 - 5:04 is my favorite moment. Is the A part of Abercarny the same as Bonnie Lass of Headlake? I want to learn both of them they get stuck in my head for days.

Names of the tunes please. Thanks! 🎶

Killer set. Starts with my favourite jig :)

It's too bad that the crowd doesn't have the decency to quiet down enough to hear the music 😔

Worth watching again! Thanks for capturing.

Nice foot/shoe play by Beverley.

Some fine old style Scottish playing by Cameron Chisholm

Ashley Macisaac diserve more vues on UA-cam and much love 👌 He's a Canadian treasure 🇨🇦

name for the first jig??

What is the G march? Not glencoe. One time through + half an A part of Munlochy Bridge, into once through of the G tune, then into tullochgorum, what a legend

Reel at 8:28 is dublin porter

What a player

Never been there love to go 2:03 from Boston U have to go to Maine. I went over on the boat but didn’t but stayed there 3:35 3:36 3:36

First Strathspey, Stumpie, Second Straghspey, Moxham Castle, First Reel, Lad O'Beirne (Irish),

Good to see Dave is still at it. He's done a ton of music over the years, including a few other genres.

Thank you for shareing a great kitchen 🎉🥳😊

His right arm position is a clinic: upper arm pretty still, with most of the movement from the elbow forward, including the wrist.

Hi, great job M. Grant, very pleasant for the ears and for the eyes, you're all in! Great piano too! / The tune starting at 3m03 is "Old man and the old woman".

Beautiful tunes but the clicking/tapping noises are so off beat and annoying

Wonderful, Kolten and Ashley. The Judique Grads too... can it possibly get any better! 👏💕🙏 Greetings from 🇮🇪 ☘!

Que no pare la música 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎵🕺🎵❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

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Great fiddling great piano work and great step danceing

Strathspey # 1 at 2:04 is Mary Scot by J. Scott Skinner. The remaining tunes all sound familiar, but unable to identify their names.

There is one real good step dancer in that dance group

Did he pee on anyone there? Sorry this POS keeps getting a pass because he can make some wood and strings make a terrible sound.

Very good Kolten too. You have to keep an eye on these southpaws!

Very good Ashley..

Heavenly music from Cape Breton

The last one is The Battle of the Somme.

The first one is Miss Campbell's Jig

That is how ya do It! Nice job Colin ; very light touch and clear, clean fingerings. The whole enchilada; magnificent!

Always interested in the titles ! I’m accumulating repertoire.

My grandmother worked here for 13 years