Tim Maloney's

reel

Key signature: Gmajor

Submitted on March 27th 2002 by Miss Lonelyhearts.

This tune has been added to 64 tunebooks.

Also known as Tim Maloney, Tim Maloney’s, Tim Moloney, Tim Moloney's.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

• Bean Chairdin by Dympna O'Sullivan
• Bimis Ag Ol by Ronan Le Bars
• Classic Ceili Bands by Various Artists
• Come To An Irish Dance Party by Laichtín Naofa Céilí Band.
• Dublin Banjos by Sully And John Keenan
• Echoes Of Erin by The Tulla Ceili Band
• Echoes Of Erin by Comhaltas Tour Group 1984
• Foinn Seisiun 1 by Ceoltóirí Cultúrlainne
• Happy Days by Trad Lads
• In Your Ear by Seamus Egan
• Instrumental by The Dubliners
• Irish Dance Music by Chris Droney
• Irish Traditional Music (on Uilleann Pipes, Hammered Dulcimer, Fiddle, Flute And Whistle) by Various Artists
• McGreevy And Cooley by John McGreevy And Seamus Cooley
• Oidhreacht by Conor Keane
• Pigtown Fling by Randal Bays And Joel Bernstein
• Real Reels Of Ireland by Various Artists
• Rince: Complete Irish Dancing Set - First Steps And Beyond by Various Artists
• Round The House: Music For The Sets Volume 1 by Various Artists
• Set Dances Of Ireland, Volume IV by Various Artists
• Sets In The City by Tipsy House
• Setting Free by Tola Custy And Cyril O'Donoghue
• Sixty Years Of Sean Maguire by Sean Maguire
• Sligo Fiddle (Disk 2) by John Vesey
• The Fabulous Kilfenora Ceili Band by The Kilfenora Ceili Band
• The Flowing Tide by Chris Droney
• The Leg Of The Duck by Joe Burke, Michael Cooney And Noreen Donoghue
• The Salmon's Leap by Randal Bays
• The Sanctuary Sessions by Various Artists
• Traditional Irish Music Played On The Concert Flute by Marcus Hernon
• Traditional Music On The Hammer Dulcimer by John Rea
• Up And Away by Paul Smyth

X: 1
T: Tim Maloney's
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Gmaj
|:DG (3GGG Bd (3ddd|dedB gedB|G2 BG DGBG| c2 Bc AGEG|
DG (3GGG Bd (3ddd|dedB d2 gf|efed Bdef|gedB AGEG:|
|:d~g3 b~g3|eBBA Bdef|g2 bg abge|(3ded BG AGEG|
d~g3 b~g3|eBBA Bdgf|efed Bdef|gedB AGEG:|

Tim Maloney's

I'm not familiar with the recorded version that generated the request for this tune, but there are a few printed versions floating around.

You can use rolls instead of triplets. In the third bar of Part A you can grab the high d instead of the low one: |G2 BG dGBG|. And in the B Part, if AGEG throws you off for getting back to the d, play it AGED instead.

# Posted on March 27th 2002 by Miss Lonelyhearts

Tim Maloney's

Wonderful reel, usually played with the Belfast Hornpipe. There's a superb recording by the Dubliners. Can't miss it.

# Posted on September 29th 2004 by jorge o'lochlainn

Never heard it played with the Belfast at my session.

# Posted on April 23rd 2005 by Dow

Or any I've been to either...

# Posted on February 14th 2006 by ceolachan

But, he did say 'Dubliners'...which could be a symptom...

# Posted on February 14th 2006 by ceolachan

TIm Maloney's Reel

Does anyone know who Tim Maloney (Moloney) was or where he was from or what instrument he played? Just curious!

# Posted on March 25th 2007 by susiemoloney

Tim Maloney's

We usually play it with "Off in the Morning"

# Posted on April 28th 2007 by petermellor