Pills to Purge Melancholy
- Pills to Purge Melancholy
- Lewd Songs and Low Ballads from the 18th century
Thomas d'Urfey
The City Waites - Roderick Skeaping, dir.
Saydisc CD-SDL 382-2
Contents:
Anon.
- Sometimes I am a Tapster new
James Hart
- Honest Shepher'd, since you're poor
Thomas D'Urfey
- Blowzabela my bouncing Doxie
Anon.
- As Oyster nan stood by her Tub
Anon.
- There was a Lass of Islington
Henry Lawes
- Poor Celia once was very fair
John Eccles
- Oh Fie! what mean I Foolish Maid
Daniel Purcell
- What Life can compare with the jolly Town Rakes
William Croft
- I hate a Fop that at his Glass
J.C. Pepusch
- Would ye have a young Virgin of fifteen years
Henry Playford
- Weep all ye Nymphs, our Floods unbind
John Eccles
- A Soldier and a Sailor, a Tinker and a Taylor
Anon.
- Then Jockey wou'd a Wooing away
Anon.
- With my Strings of small Wire lo I come
Thomas D'Urfey
- How vlle are the Sordid Intrigues of the Town
Mr. Church
- Life a Ring without a Finger
Anon.
- Through the cold shady Woods
Samuel Akeroyde
- When for Air I take my Mare
Henry Purcell
- Young Collin, cleaving of a Beam
Anon.
- One Sunday at St. James Prayers
Anon.
- There was an old Woman liv'd under a Hill
Scotch Song
- Oh! my Panting, panting Heart
Anon.
- Now listen a while, and I will tell
Henry Playford
- Oh Mother, Roger with his KIsses
Anon.
- Do not rumple my Top-knot
Anon.
- Come Jug, my Honey, let's to bed
Playing time: 69'22"
Performer: The City Waites - Roderick Skeaping, dir.
[Lucie Skeaping (soprano), Richard Wistreich (bass), Roderick
Skeaping (violin, bass viol, voice), Mike Brain (recorders, bassoon,
harpsichord, voice) Robin Jeffrey (lute, theorbo, cittern, guitar,
voice)]
Recording site and date: Valley Recordings, Chipping Manor;
April, 1990
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