Much can be said about bluegrass and country music star, Mac Wiseman, but it is in the listening one senses his true story. Possessive of one of the most expressive, unique voices in the industry, Mac gives of his heart and soul in each performance. Without being told, the listener knows here is a man who has known tragedy, a childhood bout with polo left him with a limp that he still has today. Yet, a man who has experienced the joys of life as well as the tears... one who appreciates that the true meaning of life lies not in the material acquisitions but the acquiring of good friends and in helping others.

Mac Wiseman's lengthy career, which began just as he entered his teens, reads like a storybook journey through musical icon history... such as playing with Molly O'Day's group; playing on her first recording sessions; being chosen by Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs in the formation of their "Foggy Mountain Boys"; Mac's decision to join with Bill Monroe and then forming his own band, "The Country Boys" to become a regular on the Louisiana Hayride. Soon afterward, he hit recording stardom on his own with "Jimmy Brown the Newsboy", "Tis Sweet to be Remembered" and many other songs, now considered classics. His career is really quite a read but what is not sometimes said - the disappointments, the moments of deep frustration and the inevitable hurtful occasions - are never referred to. These challenges add to depth of emotion and the expressiveness of the voice, which are all very evident in the magnificent vocal performances of Mac Wiseman.

Mac Wiseman is a classic, a class act, a bluegrass and country music great, possessing a great sense of humour and a deep well of emotion which he employs to make every performance sound new and special.

Mac Wiseman will always epitomize country music. An entertainer, a voice, a musician, a start without equal... "The Voice with a Heart."