← Douglas Brown
The First Booke of Consort Lessons: Galliard Can Shee Excuse
John Dowland
Watkins Ale: Music of the English Renaissance · 1992
My Ladye Nevells Booke: The Carman's Whistle, MB 36
William Byrd
Unto the Prophet Jonas I Read
[anonymous]
First Booke of Canzonets to Two Voyces: La Sampogna
Thomas Morley
Green Sleeves
John Johnson
The First Booke of Consort Lessons: Goe from my Window
Richard Alison
Howells Delight
Melismata: There were Three Ravens
Thomas Ravenscroft
Green Garters
Consort Books (1595): Nuttmigs and Ginger
The Buffens
Jean d'Estrée
Vinum Bonum: Come, come, let us drink (Purcell)
The Baltimore Consort & The Merry Companions
The Art of the Bawdy Song · 1993
Vinum Bonum: Where they drank (Church 1675-1741)
Vinum Bonum: Poor Owen (Church 1675-1741)
Vinum Bonum: More Palatino (arr. Sweelinck 1562-1621)
Her Thing & His Thing: When first Amyntas sued for a Kiss (Anon. Pills)
Her Thing & His Thing: My man John had a Thing that was long (Eccles 1668-1735)
Her Thing & His Thing: Here dwells a pretty Maid (Cranford (1650-1675)
Her Thing & His Thing: My Thing is my Own (Anon. Pills)
Men and Women: Sir Walter enjoying his Damsel (Purcell)
Men and Women: 'Tis Women makes us love (Blow)
Fresh Ayre: Ladie lie near me (Anon. 1651)
Scat(tological) Songs: Pox on you (Purcell)
Scat(tological) Songs: As Roger last Night to Jenny lay close (Purcell)
Scat(tological) Songs: My lady and her Maid (Ellis)
Interlewd: Gathering Peascods (Anon.)
Interlewd: Argeers (Anon.)
Tobacco & other Stimulants: Most men do love the Spanish wine (Anon. 1595)
Tobacco & other Stimulants: Dainty fine Aniseed water (Anon. 1652)
Tobacco & other Stimulants: Come sirrah Jacke hoe (Weelkes 1608)
Dancing in the Grass: The Irish Jig or The Night Ramble (Anon.Pills)
Measure of the Man: My Lady's Coachman John (Purcell)
Measure of the Man: Tom the Taylor (Purcell)
Measure of the Man: Celia learning on the Spinnet (Isum 1680-1726)
Anticlimaxes: Walking in a Meadowe Greene (Anon. 17th c.)
Anticlimaxes: The Old Fumbler (Anon. Pills 1719)
Coming of Age: Will said to his Mammy (Jones 1597-1615)
Coming of Age: The Miller's Daughter (purcell)
Men & Maids: Cold and Raw (D'Urfey 1653-1723)
To the Tavern: Fye, nay, prithee John (Purcell)
To the Tavern: Taking his beer with old Anacharsis (Aldridge 1648-1710)
To the Tavern: I gave her Cakes and I gave her Ale (Purcell 1659-1695)
Prelewd: Cuckolds all a-row (Anony. 1651)
Prelewd: Aniseed Robin (Anony. 1651)