"Star of County Down - Hie to Kolob" genre: Celtic
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	The Star of County Down is an old Irish Tune that has been used in many songs and hymns, including the Mormon Hymn "If You Could Hie To Kolob." The set ends with "Rights of Man," a traditional tune given a jazz-fusion twist inspired by Eileen Ivers.
	CD: Playing Favorites   Label: FiddleSticks Credits: Arrangement © 1999 FiddleSticks
	Story Behind the Song The oldest copy of this tune is Gilderoy, which appears in Musick for Allan Ramsay's Collection of Scots Songs [Tea Table Miscellany] by Alexander Stuart (c 1726). Gilderoy also appeared in Thomas D'Urfey's Pills to Purge the Melancholy III (1707), although that version is less recognizable as this tune.* The tune has been used for numerous songs, including Divers and Lazarus, The Murder of Maria Martin, and Claudy Banks. In addition, the tune is used for several English and American Hymns and Carols, including the Mormon Hymn, "If You Could Hie To Kolob."

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