Thomas D'Urfey's Pills to Purge Melancholy
Low Songs and Low Ballads from the 18th Century
Sometimes I Am a Tapster New
Honest Shepherd Since You're Poor
Blowzabella My Bouncing Doxie
As Oyster Nan Stood by Her Tub
There Was a Lass of Islington
Poor Celia Once Was Very Fair
Oh Fie! What Mean I Foolish Maid
What Life Can Compare With the Jolly Town Rakes
I Hate a Fop That at His Glass
Would Ye Have a Young Virgin of Fifteen Years
Weep All Ye Nymphs, Your Floods Unbind
A Soldier and a Sailor, a Tinker an a Taylor
The Jockey Wou'd a Wooing Away
With My Strings of Small Wire Io I Come
How Vile Are the Sordid Intrigues of the Town
Like a Ring Without a Finger
Through the Cold Shady Woods
When for Air I Take My Mare
Young Collin, Cleaving of a Beam
One Sunday at St. James's Prayers
There Was an Old Woman Liv'd Under a Hill
Oh! My Panting, Panting Heart
Now Listen a While, and I Will Tell
Oh Mother, Roger With His Kisses
Do Not Rumple My Top-Knot
Come Jug My Honey, Let's to Bed
Richard Wistreich (baritone)
The City Waites
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