While ‘The Morning Dew’ is the title given by Séamus Ennis in the transcription, this tune is one of a number of jigs in Donegal that all have the title ‘The King of the Pipers’ even though they are different tunes. Another version of ‘The King of the Pipers’ can be found in Ceol Rince na hÉireann 2 (No. 45). Brendán Breathnach recorded it from John Doherty in 1966 and commented that the same name was on other tunes but they were not related to Doherty’s version. ‘The King of the Pipers’ published in O’Neill’s Music of Ireland (No 702) has a number of parts similar to this version transcribed by Séamus Ennis from the fiddle playing of Hughie Bonar in March 1944.