Vocal Music (18th Century) (Thomas D'Urfey's Pills to Purge Melancholy - Lewd Songs and Low Ballads from the 18th Century) (The City Waites)

1 Sometimes I Am A Tapster New 3:14
2 Honest Shepher'd Since You're Poor 1:36
3 Blowzabella My Dancing Doxie 2:41
4 As Oyster Nan Stood By Her Tub 2:49
5 There Was A Lass Of Islington 4:38
6 Poor Celia Once Was Very Fair 2:03
7 Oh Fie! What Mean I Foolish Maid 2:10
8 What Life Can Compare With The Jolly Town Wakes 3:20
9 I Hate A Fop That At His Glass 1:43
10 Would Ye Have A Young Virgin Of Fifteen Years 1:41
11 Weep All Ye Nymphs, Your Floods Unbind 2:17
12 A Soldiers And A Sailor, A Tinker And A Tailor 2:34
13 Then Jockey Wou'd A Wooing Away 4:08
14 With My Strings Of Small Wire I Come 2:05
15 How Vile Are The Sordid Intrigues Of The Town 2:02
16 Like A Ring Without A Finger 3:01
17 Through The Cold Shady Woods 3:12
18 When For Air I Take My Mare 2:21
19 Young Collin, A Cleaving Of A Beam 1:55
20 One Sunday At St James's Prayers 2:01
21 There Was An Old Woman Liv'd Under A Hill 2:46
22 Oh! My Panting Panting Heart 3:01
23 Now Listen A While And I Will Tell 5:25
24 Oh Mother, Roger With His Kisses 2:24
25 Do Not Rumple My Top-Knot 1:17
26 Come Jug, My Honey, Let's To Bed 2:14