Musica Reservata: Medieval Music & Songs of The Trobadors
aka French Court Music of the Thirteenth Century by Musica Reservata
VINYL rip - FLAC image + CUE sheet + SCANS (from both LP and CD)

Label(s)/ID(s):
    Delysé ECB 3201 [LP, mono, UK]
    Delysé DS 3201 [LP, stereo, UK]
    Everest 3270 [LP, NA]
    L'Oiseau-Lyre SOL R 332 [LP]
    Musical Heritage Society MHS 4960 [LP]

Contents:

      Raimbaut de Vaqueiras
   1. Kalenda maya

      Adam de la Halle
   2. Tant con je vivrai
   3. Amours et ma dame aussi

      Anon,
   4. In seculum viellatoris
   5. La quinte estampie real
   6. Prisoner's song
   7. La quarte estampie royal

      Adam de la Halle
   8. Robin m'aime

      Anon.
   9. Mout me fu grief / Robin m'aime / Portare
  10. Amor potest / Ad amorem / Tenor

      -
  11. Pucelete / Je langui / Domino
  12. Danse royale
  13. Jolietement
      Au cuer ai un mal / Ja ne m'en repentirai / Jolietement
  14. J'ai un cuer / Docebit
  15. La seconde estampie royal
  16. Flor de lis / Je nepu is / Douce dame
  17. La sexte estampie real

      Adam de la Halle
  18. Li dous regars

      Anon., 13th c.
  19. Dance (Ductia)

      Gaces Brulles
  20. De bone amor

      Anon.
  21. On parole / A Paris / Frese nouvele

Performers:
Musica Reservata
Jantina Noorman (mezzo-soprano), Grayston Burgess (counter-tenor), Nigel Rogers (tenor), Edgar Fleet (tenor), Geoffrey Shaw (baritone), Ruth David (treble rebec), Daphne Webb (tenor rebec), Desmond Dupré (viol), Michael Morrow (crumhorn, bagpipe), David Munrow (crumhorn, shawm), Tess Miller (crumhorn), John Sothcott (recorder, citole), Brian Wilson (harp), John Beckett (citole, drum, organetto), Jeremy Montagu (nakers, large tabor)
John Beckett, cond. & musical dir., Michael Morrow, musical dir.

Playing time: 19' 22" + 23' 22" = 42' 44"

Recording site and date:
Unknowns [1968 or prior] 

NOTE: This album was remastered and rereleased on CD, but the only review I can find says: "It's good to have this available again, but there are no pauses whatsoever between the tracks. They are indexed separately, but when you play the disk, they sound like one long piece with very disconcerting changes of gear. Some tracks don'e even sound as if they've finished before the next one starts. This is really not good enough these days." source: 
 
https://www.amazon.com/Medieval-Music-Troubadors-Digitally-Remastered/dp/B0029U14H2

A thing or two about quality: This rip (not mine) is fairly clear sounding (very few crackles/snaps) albeit, you CAN hear a ~60Hz hum, especially on the less loud tracks when using headphones. I decided against taking it out as it is practically unnoticeable when you play it over loudspeakers, and I am generally against sticking my fingers in the mix. All in all, considering you are listening to a 40 years old vinyl, the sound is pretty great.

About FLAC image/ CUE sheet / butthurt because you dont have separate tracks: read this before raging -> 
 
https://forum.suprbay.org/showthread.php?tid=75295

ALSO: Thanks a million to Deivo for this rip.