Aniseed Robin
The Art of the Bawdy Song
Various Artists
Cuckolds All a-Row
H. Purcell: I gave her cakes and I gave her ale, Z. 256
I gave her cakes and I gave her ale, Z. 256
Merry Companions, The
H. Aldrich
Taking his Beer with Old Anacharsis
Merry Companions, The
H. Purcell: Fie, nay prithee John, ZD 100
Fie, nay prithee, John
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T. D'Urfey
H. Purcell: The miller's daughter riding to the fair, Z. 277
The Miller's Daughter Riding To the Fair
Merry Companions, The
R. Jones
The Old Fumbler
Walking in a Meadowe Greene
J. Isham
H. Purcell
Tom the Taylor
Merry Companions, The
H. Purcell: My lady's coachman John, Z. 260
My lady's coachman John, Z. 260
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The Irish Jig, "The Night Ramble"
Come sirrah Jacke hoe
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Dainty Fine Aniseed Water
Dainty Fine Aniseed Water
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Most Men do Love the Spanish Wine
Argeers
Gathering Peascods
William Ellis
My lady and her Maid
Merry Companions, The
H. Purcell: As Roger last night, Z. 242
As Roger last night to Jenny lay close, Z. 242
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Pox on you for a fop, Z. 268
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Ladie Lie Near Me
Blow: Tis Women Makes Us Love
Tis Women Makes Us Love
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H. Purcell: Sir Walter enjoying his damsel, Z. 273
Sir Walter enjoying his damsel, Z. 273
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My Thing Is My Own
Cranford
Here dwells a pretty Maid
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J. Eccles: My Man John
My man John
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When first Amyntas sued for a Kiss
Sweelinck
J. Church
Where They drank
Merry Companions, The
H. Purcell: Come, let us drink, Z. 245