Penny merriments : street songs of 17th century England, (electronic resource)

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Contents: The courtiers health, or The merry boys of the times (2:40) -- The country lass (4:07) -- The crost people, or A good misfortune (7:12) -- The countryman's joy (2:44) -- Seldom cleanly (3:38) -- A merry jest of John Thomson and Jakaman his wife (4:45) -- The seven merry wives of London, or The gossips complaint (4:01) -- Old England grown new (2:50) -- Good advice to batchelors, how to court and obtain a young lass (3:07) -- Neptune's raging fury (3:13) -- The north country lovers (4:18) -- The lunatick lover (4:08) -- The downfall of dancing (6:14) -- The saint turn'd sinner (3:51) -- And old song on the Spanish Armada (2:07) -- The female captain, or The counterfit bridegroom (4:25) -- London mourning in ashes (4:07) -- The famous ratcatcher (2:57)

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