Hi Wolfgang, I saw you resurrected this thread in the unanswered queries thread. I used to have this on a City Waites album, but I can't find it. However, I had a trawl around the net for City Waites and came up with reference to a recent City Waites album that includes. I shall certainly order the CD because the City Waites are a wonderful folk/early music fusion group and the track listing is very attractive. The record company is ARC (UK):

EUCD1616 THE ENGLISH TRADITION - 400 Years of Music & Song - From Medieval Times to Queen Victoria performed by The City Waites.

The City Waites are specialists in English traditional music. The group regularly collaborate with the Royal National Theatre and Globe Theatre in the UK and have performed music in the recent film "Elizabeth". This album presents music from Medieval times to Queen Victoria and is played on authentic period instruments such as hurdy-gurdy, harpsichord, lute, fiddle, rebec, bass viol, cittern, bagpipes, etc.

TRACKLISTING - 1. Cuckolds all in a Row - 1:42 2. The Two Magicians - 2:25 3. The Nota and the English Dance - 3:32 4. The Bluebell of Scotland - 2:59 5. The Wanton Wife - 2:02 6. Hey Jolly Broom Man - 2:55 7. Greensleeves - 1:49 8. Give Me My Yellow Hose Again - 2:23 9. The Broom of the Cowdenknowes - 2:36 10. The Furry Day Carol - 1:16 11. England be Glad - 1:43 12. The Miller of Dee - 2:14 13. Pastime With Good Company (Court Songbook of Henry VIII, arr. R. Skeaping) - 2:42 14. Taundernaken (Thunderdrums) (Court Songbook of Henry VIII, arr. R. Skeaping) - 2:08 15. Lumps of Pudding (Samuel Pepys, arr. R. Skeaping) - 2:13 16. Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home (William Byrd, arr R. Skeaping) - 2:10 17. How to Court and Obtain a Young Lass - 2:17 18. The Rakes of Mallow / Sweeps Hornpipe - 2:07 19. Oh No John! - 2:08 20. The Jolly Farmers - 1:55 21. The Fairy Round - 2:31 22. The Mermaid - 4:04 23. A Vindication of a Departed Maidenhead - 2:43 24. The Punks Delight - 1:46 25. Martin Said to His Man - 2:25 26. Lady in the Dark - 2:26

--Stewie.