Purcell Folksongs & Ballads Alfred Deller Deller Consort

Musical Concepts MC193 : Alfred Deller / Deller Consort / Desmond Dupre / Henry Purcell / John Dowland / CD1 Tavern Songs - Catches and Glees volume 1 : Man is for the woman made / Sir Walter / To thee and to the maid / Chiding catch - Fie Nay / Once twice thrice / When the cock begins to crow / An epitaph: 'Under this stone' (Henry Purcell) / T'was you Sir (Earl of Mornington) / Had she not care enough (Jeremy Savile) / Young Anthony (William Turner) / Amo amas I love a lass (Anon) / Ah Robin (William Cornyshe) / Bess black (William Lawes) / I am athirst (Anon) / Wine does wonder (John Eccles) / Hoyda jolly rutterkin (William Cornyshe) / An ape a lion a fox and an ass (Henry Purcell) / Troll the bowl (Anon) / Fair and ugly false and true (John Travers) / We be soldiers three (Anon) / Hunting madrigal: Lure falconers lure! (John Bennet) / Sing fair Clorinda (Henry Lawes) / Restoration pastoral: In the merry month of May (Benjamin Rogers) / Patriotic song: True Englismen (Henry Purcell) / L'ape e la serpe (Reginald Spofforth) / Call George again (John Hilton) / As t'other day (Luffman Atterbury) / The street intrigue (Thomas Arne) / Batholomew Fair (John Blow) / He that will an alehouse keep (Anon) / The self banished (John Blow) / Inigo Jones (Anon) / Which is the properest day to drink (Thomas Arne) / Galloping Joan (John Blow) / Sumer is icumen in (Anon) / John Cooper (William Boyce) / The captive lovers (Henry Lawes) / Young Collin (Henry Purcell) / If all be true (Henry Purcell) / Sweet and low (Joseph Barnby). CD2 The Cries of London : These are the Cries of London Town (John Cobb ed. D tevens) / The Cries of London (Richard Dering ed. D Stevens) / A Bellman's song (Thomas Ravenscroft ed. D Stevens) / New Oysters (Anon) / The Painter's Song (Anon) / Muffins Ho! (Savage) / Country Cries (Richard Dering ed. H Purcell) / A Quart a Penny (Anon ed. D Stevens) / I Can Mend Your Tubs and Pails (Anon) / Have You any Work for the Tinker (Edm