Recordings
Popular Music of the Renaissance
by A Reasonable Facsimile
This CD comprises the earlier albums About as Close as You Can Get and The Merry Pranks of Robin Goodfellow. You'll find street and popular music of the Renaissance (and a little later) and Elizabethan popular music for lads and lasses.
Samples
MP3 Track Title
Play Cuckolds All a Row
Play Parsons Farewell / Goddesses / Nonesuch / Once I Loved a Maiden Fair
Play When Joan's Ale Was New
Play Over the Mountains
Play Recercada Segunda
Play Hey Downe Downe / A Mery Ballet of the Hathorne Tre / Dargason
Play Of a Number of Rats Mistaken For Devils in a Man's Slops / Grimstock / Old Mole
Play La Traditora / There's Nothing to be Had Without Money
Play My Lord of Oxenfords Maske
Play See, Mine Own Sweet Jewel / Joy Doth So Arise
Play If All The World Were Paper / Step Stately
Play A La Mode France / Argeers / A Soldier's Life / The Hobby Horse Dance
Play Rooster / The Contrary Wife / All In a Garden Green / Sheep of God / Rufty Tufty / A Merry Riddle / The Health
Play Sir Eglamore
Play The Broom / Sellinger's Round / Hyde Park
Play Room For Company
Play Branles: Horse / Peas / Official
Play Three Merry Men / Strawberry Leaves
Play Tomorrow The Fox Will Come to Town
Play Seldom Cleanly
Play My Little Sweet Darling
Play Pavan of the Battle
Play Buffons / Morris Dance
Play Pepper's Black / Wilson's Wild
Play Excerpts from The Boke of Nurture / Cheerily and Merrily
Play Prince Rupert's March / Millison's Jig
Play Tickle My Toe
Play Three Blind Mice
Play Gathering Peascods
Play The Mad, Merry Pranks of Robin Goodfellow
Anne Burns - Voice, cittern, recorder, 4-course guitar, 6-hole pipe, treble shawm, fife, 3-hole pipe, drum
Rob Burns - 6-hole pipe, voice, dulcimer, tambourine, bones, flute, treble shawm, 3-hole pipe, spoons, 4-course guitar, fife
Children's Chorus - Vocals
All arrangements by A Reasonable Facsimile
Recordings Copyright 1987 and 1989 by A Reasonable Facsimile
CD Copyright 1993 Second from the Bottom Records
PO Box 80294, Rochester MI 48308
Cover photograph by W. Patrick Hinely: Work/Play
