Matt Molloy's

reel

Key signature: Dmajor

Submitted on March 23rd 2006 by Kenny.

This tune has been added to 32 tunebooks.

Also known as Pride Of The Bronx, The Pride Of The Bronx.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

• A' Sireadh Spòrs by Dr. Angus MacDonald
• At Their Best. Sean McGuire And Roger Sherlock by Sean Maguire
• Cronin And Burke by Johnny Cronin And Joe Burke
• Northern Tradition by Mary Mulholland
• P.J. Hernon by P.J. And Marcus Hernon
• The Flowing Tide by Chris Droney
• The Maid Of Eirin by Grianan
• The Master's Choice by Bobby Gardiner
• The Mulcahy Family by The Mulcahy Family
• Traditional Dance Music From County Clare by Ennis Ceili Band
• Traditional Music On Fiddle, Banjo, And Harp by Oisin MacDiarmada, Brian Fitzgerald, And Michael O Ruanaigh
• Tunes For Practice by Seamus Creagh

X: 1
T: Matt Molloy's
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Dmaj
AF F2 AFdF | AF F2 ABFG | AF F2 ABde | fdgf efdB |
AF F2 AFdF | AF F2 ABFG | AF F2 ABde | fdgf e2 de |
fa a2 fb b2 | faaf afde | fa a2 fb b2 | afgf e2 de |
fa a2 fb b2 | faaf afde | dBAF ABde | f3 e fedB |

Matt Molloy's

From a session tape, I got the name from Bulmer & Sharpley Vol.4. This is almost note-for-note for that transcription. Good flute tune. Anyone have an older name ?

# Posted on March 23rd 2006 by Kenny

I always new Matt Molloy's Reel as "Dick Sherlock's" or "The Ashplant". However, the Ashplant is also a different tune in Eminor (I think) and sounds very different than "Dick Sherlock's". This is not Matt Molloy's/Dick Sherlock's/The Ashplant that I have. Did Matt compose this one here? I don't think he composed the one I'm talking about.

# Posted on March 24th 2006 by 52Paddy

Pride of the Bronx / Purty Girls of Our Town / Anderson's

Johnny Cronin recorded this as "The Pride of the Bronx" on his Shanachie LP with Joe "Banjo" Burke. It's a relative of a reel known as "Michael Anderson's" or just "Anderson's" after a Sligo piper, or as "The Purty Girls of Our Town" aka "Pretty Girls of the Village," "Purring Girls..," etc. from Sliabh Luachra.

This version is also played in C, as by fiddler Tom Dunne in NYC, who got it from Paddy Cronin, Johnny's brother.

# Posted on April 9th 2006 by blarneystar

Well spotted.......

Though it sounded familiar. And guess who posted "Pride Of The Bronx" ?

http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/2397

# Posted on April 10th 2006 by Kenny