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There is more than one artist of this name: (1) Thomas Ford (c. 1580 – November 17, 1648) was an English composer, lutenist, viol player and poet. He was attached to the court of Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales, son of James I, who died in 1612. He was musician to the household of Prince Henry from 1610 to 1612, musician to the household of Prince Charles 1617-1625, and musician to Charles I ...read more

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Top Tracks of Thomas Ford

Hard to Get
Cypress Park
Almighty God who hast me brought
Fallin
Baggepipes
Since first I saw your face
Fair, Sweet, Cruel
Ford, Cate Of Bardy
Glendale
Tis Now Dead Night
Viol
Faire, sweet, cruell
The Things I Used to Do
The Galiard
Lightning Seed
Come, Phyllis
You A'int What You Used to Be
There is a Lady Sweet and Kind
An Almaine, "M. Westovers farewell"
I Believe
Tired of Living This Way
Change of Ayre
Mississippi Fred McDowell Blues
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: Pavan and Galiard (M. Maines Choice)
Bottle Up and Go
Shoulder To Cry On
Wild Goose Chase
Peace Inside Blues
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: Forget me not
Danger Blues
Cate of Bardie, "The Queenes jig"
I'm Set On You
Whipit and Tripit, "M. Southcotes Jig"
A Paven, "Sir Richard Westons delight"
Shut Not, Sweet Breast
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: The Baggepipes (Sir Charles Howards delight)
Poor Boy
Faire, Sweet, Cruell (Fair, Sweet, Cruel)
Swine Flu Fever
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: Why not here (M. Crosse his choice)
Ford: Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: No. 9, There Is a Ladie
Ford: Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: No. 8, Since First I Saw Your Face
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: The Galliard
In Awe of the Nativity
I'm Going Out Drinking (I'll See You in a Year)
Everything I Hate About You (I Want To Be)
The Baggepipes (Sir Ch. Howards delight)
What then is love sings Coridon
There is a Lady
Forget me not
Musicke Of Sundrie Kindes: Faire, Sweet, Cruell (Fair, Sweet, Cruel)
Everybody Wants The Same
Calypso
Since First I Saw Your Face in D Major
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: Since first I saw your face
She's Got It All
Why not here (m.Crosse his Choice)
Cate Of Bardie
Nicotine Blues
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: What then is love sings Coridon
Goe passions to the cruell faire
Mr. Southcote's Pavane
Why Don't You Write Me
What Then Is Love
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: Faire, sweet, cruell
Pavan and Galiard (M. Maines Choice)
Almighty God
The Baggepipes (Sir Charles Howards delight)
A Paven, M.Maynes choice
The Baggepipes
Since First I Saw Your Face (Arr. Bagger For Guitar, Tárogató, Viola Da Gamba)
Go, Passions, To The Cruel Fair
Come Phyllis Come
Don't Pay Them No Mind
The Gailard
Why not here (M. Crosse his choice)
Since First I Saw
The Galliard
The Emigrant Highlander’s Wife (Arr. by David McGuinness)
Curiosity
Cate Of Bardy
Not full twelve yeeres twice tolde
You Got Sick
Come, Phyllis, Come Unto These Bowers
Death Letter
A Paven
Faire, Sweet, Cruel
A Paven, Sir Richard Westons delight
Thomas Ford: Since First I Saw Your Face
There is a Ladie
Whipit and Tripit, M.Southcote
Why not here, M.Crosse his cho
An Almaine, M.Westovers farewe
The Baggepipes, Sir Charles Ho
Galliard
Mr. Southcoate's Pavin
There is a Ladie, Sweet and Kind
The Emigrant Highlander’s Wife
Thomas Ford: Mr.Southcote´s Pavane
There Is a Lady Sweet & Kind
I Wouldn't Mind Dying
Almighty God, who hast me brought
Come, Phyllis, come
An Almaine, M.Westovers farewell
Whipit and Tripit, M.Southcotes Jig
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: The Baggepipes (Sir Ch. Howards delight)
You Ain't What You Used To Be
Babe, You Tear Me Apart
Sarabande
Cate of Bardie, The Queenes Ji
Why Not Here
Monsieur Lullere His Choice
Whiskey Headed Woman
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes, F 1503: Book I No. 7, Faire, sweet, cruell
Airs de Cour: Allemande
Airs de Cour: A Pavan
Thomas Ford: Mr.Southcote´s Galliard
1648) - Galliard
Another Girl
Mr. Southcote's Galliard
Aria
Since I saw your face
Faire Sweet Cruell For 4 Voices & Instruments
Mr. Southcote´s Pavan
A Paven, Sir Richard Westons d
[II. What then is love ¿] - Thomas FORD. What then is love sings Coridon
Since First I Saw Your Face, song for 4 voices & instruments
Since first I saw your face (live and unedited)
Whipit And Tripit
'Lute songs' - There is a lady
Outside Woman Blues
Pavane + Galiard
Thomas Ford: Mr. Southcote's Pavan
Thomas Ford: Mr. Southcote's Gailliard
Fair, sweet, cruell
Thomas Ford / The Galiard
Love is a misunderstanding between two fools
Good Man Dead Blues
Cate of Bardie, The Queenes Jig
Plastic Jesus
Rollin' and Tumblin'
Lightnin' Seed
Charles Daniels, Nigel North
A Pavin, Sir Richard Westons delight
Not full twelve years
Fallin -
The Baggepipes, Sir Charles Howards delight
Why not here, M.Crosse his choice
Come, Phyllis - Thomas Ford - consort song
Babe You Tear Me Apart
Thomas Ford / A Paven
I'm gonna taste the milk before I buy the cow
10 Cate of Bardy
A Paven (Hille Perl, Friederike Heumann)
Fari, sweet, cruel
How shall I then describe my Love?
When Are You Going To Sing For Me?
Love Is A Misunderstanding
Thomas Ford: There is a lady
Please Don't You Fool With Mine
Thomas Ford: Since first I saw
Lute Songs | There is a lady
Monsieu Lullere His Choice
Lute Songs | Since first I saw
Curiousity
Twenty Yards Behind/Another Man
Come Phyllis, Come
Why Not Here?
An Almaine, M. Westovers Farewell
Whipit And Tripit, M. Southcotes Jig
Love’s Constancy/Corydon’s Resolution
The Galiard (Hille Perl, Friederike Heumann)
An Almaine, M. Westovers Farewell (Hille Perl, Friederike Heumann)
Ford : "What then is love sings Coridon"
Viol: (b) Lyra viol - Duet 'Forget me not'
Viol: (a) Consort - Fantasy in four parts (superius part reconstructed by Thurston Dart)
Since Firs I Saw Your Face
Love's Constancy; Corydon's Resolution
Rest in pieces
Shut Not Sweet Breast
Ford: What then is love sings Coridon (2. What then is Love?)
Mr. Southcote's Pavane (Arr. R. Bojer for 2 Guitars)
Won’t You Follow Me
There Is a Ladie, Sweet and Kind for 4 voices & instruments
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'Tis now dead night
Courantta
I'm Going Out (I'll See You In a Year)
Mississippi Fred Mc Dowell Blues
Fari, sweet, cruel
T. Ford - Faire, Sweet, Cruell
Mr. Southcote's Pavan
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes: Why not here (m.Crosse his Choice)
Ford, Almighty God
Maurice Cope, What Then Is Love, Thomas Ford, 1580-1648
Electricity Solo
Sow Me So Far
An Almaine
Mr.Southcote's Pavan
Letters of Complaint
Curiosity [wegotitfirst]
Fantasy in four parts (Viol consort) - Duet "Forget me not" (Lyra viol) -- ensembles (Violone)
Cate Of Bardie (Hille Perl, Friederike Heumann)
II. Adagio
Forget Me Not (Hille Perl, Friederike Heumann)
How shall I then describe my Love?
A Paven, Sir Richard Westons Delight (Hille Perl, Friederike Heumann)
You can't make nobody love you
Forget Me Not (Hille Perl, Friederike Heumann)
How shall I then describe my Love?
Why Not Here (Hille Perl, Friederike Heumann)
The Baggepipes (Hille Perl, Friederike Heumann)
A Paven, Sir Richard Westons Delight (Hille Perl, Friederike Heumann)
Seperation street
Whipit and Tripit, M. Southcotes Jig (Hille Perl, Friederike Heumann)
Since First I Saw Your Face - Thomas Ford
Atmosphere as Medium | Thomas Ford
Thomas Ford / An Almaine, M.Westovers farewell
Ford: Since First I Saw Your Face
No Surprises
Ford: Pavan (M. Maines Choice) and Galiard
Why Don't You Kill Yourself and all of Your Children
What then is love sings
Now I see thy looks were feigned
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