Popular Tunes in 17th Century England

Popular Tunes in 17th Century England
The Broadside Band - Jeremy Barlow
Harmonia Mundi "musique d'abord" 1901039

Contents:

    London Tunes:
  1. Hyde Park
  2. Maiden Lane
  3. St. Paul's Wharf
  4. Tower Hill
  5. Gray's Inn

    6. Country Dances:
  6. Cuckolds All in a Row
  7. Merry Milkmaids We
  8. Woodicock
  9. Newcastle

    10. Four Ballads mentioned by Shakespeare:
  10. Callino Casturame
  11. Come love with me and be my love
  12. Light O'Love
  13. Jog On

    14. The 17th Century Top Three:
  14. 3 Greensleeves
  15. 2 Fortune my Foe
  16. 1 Packington's Pounf

    17. Across the Channel:
  17. Chi passa
  18. All in a Garden Green
  19. la Folia
  20. Quatre Bransles

    21. Across the Border:
  21. The Clean Contrary Way
  22. Gilderoy
  23. Gilliecrankie
  24. The Miller of the Dee

    25. John Playford's English Dancing Master

    The new Exchange:
  25. Go from my window
  26. The new Exchange

    27. Kettle Drum:
  27. Kettle Drum
  28. Kettle Drum
  29. Trumpet Tune
  30. The Indian Queen or The new Bourée

    31. A health to Betty:
  31. A health to Betty
  32. My mother's ay glow'ring o'er me

    33. The fine companion:
  33. The fine companion
  34. The merry companion
  35. The boon companion

    36. The healths:
  36. The healths
  37. The healths
  38. La bourée
  39. The glory of the west
  40. St. Paul's steeple
  41. Jack Puding
  42. Parson's farewell

Performers: Jeremy Barlow (recorder, flageolet, galoubet, tambourine, regals, virginal, harpsichord), Alastair McLachlan (violin, kit, baroc fiddle, rebec), Rosemary Thorndycraft (treble, bass viol, lyra viol, rebec, hurdy-gurdy), George Weigand (lute, mandore, cittern, baroc guitare & mandolin).

Playing time: 64' 28"

Recording site and date: ???, November 1979 - November 1983.

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