Ashleigh Dallas Band - Cajun Fiddle/ Bonaparte's Retreat

[@buelladkins6638]

Love this Beautiful singing and music

[@buelladkins6638]

Love this Beautiful music

[@burleybater]

I feel like that bow is draggin' right across my spinal chord, and that backbone slips. This has gotta be the rhythm of the Saints. Bless it.

[@joe910910]

they are such professional musicians love it

[@lindafox7822]

You play Bonaparte’s retreat the way I love it.

[@stannipper711]

Ashleigh is fantastic Brett does a great job on guitar two very talented musicians

[@landyloverhoetjes1181]

Hello Jorgen, I just drop by. Great camara work on this. And also the sound is great. And yes, the musik is good too :-) so, thank you for the upload, greetings from Holland.

[@peterk.manning1868]

Fantastic performance!

[@drdonoldschool]

Love Ashleigh!

[@gutbucket260]

Could dance to this all night. And I don't really dance.

[@bruceprigge5212]

Thanks! :)

[@diannedoble4361]

Love it.

[@tuneweaver2]

Great post! Thank you.

[@GladysWils]

Love it!!!!!

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

Awesome talent - Rex Dallas must be very proud of them...

[@JanGraben-bc1tv]

Mycket bra gitarr och fiolspel! Skall kolla mera på dem. Från Östervåla Sverige

[@thomaskuzyk9802]

Oh so good. THE COUNTRY TIGERS CANADA

[@dogtasogare7411]

Cajun Fiddleでは一番聴きやすい演奏と感じる。

[@roger6965]

Can someone tell me what tuning Ashleigh is in? Don't sound like standard.....

[@nomadpi1]

Nope, but the song's origin wasn't B flat or E. It was actually slated so a fiddle would have a bagpipe sound. Its origin is actually an Irish dirge. It's in America that its transition to a happier song occurs.

[@dennisjedlicka4790]

I so love this!!!!..and this one is not on a record!

[@janisevalds3306]

Ļoti patīk

[@happyolddude]

Why are there drums on this song as it would fantastic without them! Bluegrass? No drums my dear no drums.

[@JRMorris]

But it's not trying to be bluegrass. Travel some and soak up some culture eh?

[@nomadpi1]

It was originally an Irish dirge. It is a story of the Irish, in the French Army, who had to retreat from Waterloo. The drums are a rendition of marching feet to a drum beat, that old Armies used to set the marching pace. That's a short history of the song. a few years late.

[@RasMajnouni]

Drums kind of muddied up a great fiddle songs