Prelewd
[1-2] Aniseed Robin / Cuckolds all a-row - (Anon. 1651)
 
To the Tavern
[3] I gave her Cakes and I gave her Ale - (Purcell 1659-1695)
[4] Taking his beer with old Anacharsis - (Aldridge 1648-1710)
[5] Fye, nay, prithee John - (Purcell)

Men & Maids
[6] Cold and Raw - (D'Urfey c. 1653-1723)

Coming of Age
[7] The Miller's Daughter - (Purcell)
[8] Will said to his Mammy - (Jones fl. 1597-1615)

Anticlimaxes
[9]   The Old Fumbler - (Anon. Pills 1719)
[10] Walking in a meadowe greene - (Anon. 17th-c.)

Measure of the Man
[11] Celia learning on the Spinnet - (Isum c. 1680-1726)
[12] Tom the Taylor - (Purcell)
[13] My Lady's Coachman John - (Purcell)

Dancing in the Grass
[14] The Irish Jig or The Night Ramble - (Anon. Pills)

Tobacco & other Stimulants
[15] Come sirrah Jacke hoe - (Weelkes 1608)
[16] Dainty fine Aniseed water - (Anon. 1652)
[17] Most men do love the Spanish wine - (Anon. c. 1595)

Interlewd

[18] The Wedding Night (Argeers)
[19] Gathering peascods - (Anon.)

Scat(ological) Songs
[20] My lady and her Maid - (Ellis n.d.)
[21] As Roger last Night to Jenny lay close - (Purcell)
[22] Pox on you - (Purcell)

Fresh Ayre
[23] Ladie lie near me - (Anon. 1651)

Men & Women
[24] 'Tis Women makes us love - (Blow)
[25] Sir Walter enjoying his Damsel - (Purcell)

Her Thing & His Thing
[26] My Thing is my Own - (Anon. Pills)
[27] Here dwells a pretty Maid - (Cranford d. ?1650-1675)
[28] My man John had a Thing that was long - (Eccles c. 1668-1735)
[29] When first Amyntas sued for a Kiss - (Anon. Pills)

Vinum Bonum
[30] More Palatino - (attr. Sweelinck ?1562-1621)
[31-32] Poor Owen / Where they drank - (Church ?1675-1741)
[33] Come, come, let us drink - (Purcell)