Johnny, Cock Thy Beaver: Popular Music-Making in 17th-Century England (1996)

Track Listing

1. The English Dancing Master, instruction book with music: Indian Queen / Of noble race was Shinkin
2. Daphne, for harpsichord
3. My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home, for lute, P 66
4. Bonny Sweet Robin
5. Mal Sims for keyboard, MB 37

1. The English Dancing Master, instruction book with music: Indian Queen / Of noble race was Shinkin
2. Daphne, for harpsichord
3. My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home, for lute, P 66
4. Bonny Sweet Robin
5. Mal Sims for keyboard, MB 37
6. Muscadin or Kempe's Morris, MB 38: Muscadin
7. There Were Three Ravens, for voice(s) & ensemble
8. Work(s): Divisions for 2 bass viols
9. Fortune My Foe
10. Morisco
11. Bonny sweet Robin, folk song
12. A Maske for keyboard, MB No. 31 (Fitzwilliam Virginal Book, No. 198): Maske
13. The Old Spagnoletta, for keyboard (Fitzwilliam Virginal Book, No. 289)
14. The Jovial Broom Man, broadside ballad (a.k.a. "The Slow Men of London"; tune of Jamaica)
15. The English Dancing Master, instruction book with music: Goddesses / Jamaica
16. New Oysters, round for 4 voices
17. The Waits
18. The English Dancing Master, instruction book with music: Ham House / Half Hannikin
19. Jolly Shepherd
20. A Wooing Song of a Yeoman of Kents Sonne, for voice(s) & ensemble
21. Pell Mell
22. Come, Follow Me
23. Of All the Birds That Ever I See, for consort
24. The Clothiers Song
25. The English Dancing Master, instruction book with music: On the cold Ground / Glory of the Sun / Kettledrum / Paul's Wharf / Saturday Night and Sunday Morn