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Children's Music Classical Country/Americana Soul/R&B Ænima NOTE: Artists with an asterisk “*” are also available via Rock (continued) Tool, 1996 the library music streaming service Music Online by CDRO / TOO Alexander Street Press. See library website. Tales of Us Liked by Heather S. Goldfrapp, 2013 CDRO / GOL 10,000 days Liked by Theo M. Tool, 2006 Children’s Music CDRO / TOO I Like Everything About You, Yes I Do! Ruins Liked by Heather S. Crosspulse Percussion Ensemble, 2013 Grouper, 2014 J / POPULAR / CROSSPULSE CDRO / GRO Lateralus Liked by Elaine B. Liked by Andy H. Tool, 2001 CDRO / TOO Rattle and Strum The Man Upstairs Liked by Heather S. Heather Johnson, 2013 Robyn Hitchcock *, 2014 20201414 J / POPULAR / RATTLE CDRO / HIT Back to Land Liked by Elaine B. Liked by Andy H. Wooden Shjips, 2013 CDRO / WOO Music A Day in the Life of a Boogaleeboo Hum Liked by Theo M. Lesley and the Flying Foxes, 2013 Hookworms, 2014 J / POPULAR / LESLEY CDRO / HOO Annabel Dream Reader Liked by Elaine B. Liked by Brian R. Wytches CDRO / WYT Hush I Never Learn Liked by Brian R. Yo Yo Ma * & Bobby McFerrin *, 1992 Lykke Li, 2014 J / JAZZ / MA CDRO / LYK Mandatory Fun Liked by Elaine B. Liked by Theo M. “Weird Al” Yankovic, 2014 CDRO / YAN Playland Liked by Andy H. Johnny Marr *, 2014 CDRO / MAR Classical Liked by Theo M. La Divina Complete The 2nd Law Soul/R&B Maria Callas *, 1995 Muse, 2012 CDCL / CAL The Electric Lady Liked by Mete S. CDRO / MUS Janelle Monáe Liked by Lauren C. CDRO / MON Liked by Lisa W. This is My Hand My Brightest Diamond, 2014 Just As I Am Country/Americana CDRO / MY Bill Withers *, 1971 Liked by Theo M. Small Town Heroes CDRO / WIT Hurray For the Riff Raff, 2014 Liked by Mete S. The Oxford American Southern Music CDFO / HUR CD#15: Featuring the Music of Tennessee Liked by Kasia H. Various artists, 2013 CDRO / OXF Somewhere Else Liked by Kasia H. Lydia Loveless, 2014 CDCW / LOV Whispers Liked by Kasia H. Passenger, 2014 CDRO / PAS High Top Mountain Liked by Theo M. Sturgill Simpson, 2013 CDCW / SIM New Hope for the Wretched Liked by Joel S. Plasmatics, 2001 CDRO / PLAS Metamodern Sounds in Country Music Liked by Mete S. Sturgill Simpson, 2014 CDCW / SIM NYC Man: The Collection Liked by Caleb and Lisa W. Lou Reed *, 2013 CDRO / REE Heartworn Highways: Liked by Lauren C. Original Vintage Records from the Legendary Documentary Lost in Alphaville Various Artists, 2006 The Rentals, 2014 CDMS / HEA CDRO / REN Liked by Kasia H. Liked by Andy H. 210 West Green Street • Urbana, Illinois 61801 (continued on back) Adult Services • 217-367-4405 • urbanafreelibrary.org (continued inside) 03 / 15 The Beatles [The White Album] Folk/Bluegrass/ International Pop Beatles, 1968 CDRO / BEA Old-Time Music AfroCubism Hope Liked by Lynn T. AfroCubism *, 2010 Susan Boyle, 2014 Billboard Top Rock ‘N’ Roll Hits Series Party’s In the Kitchen CDFO / 900 / AFR CDPO / BOY Liked by Lynn T. Liked by Janet R. Various Artists, Various Years Bones Jugs-N-Harmony CDRO / BIL CDFO BON Liked by Lynn T. Liked by Maggie T. The Essential Marlene Dietrich The Very Best of Rosemary Clooney Marlene Dietrich *, 1991 Rosemary Clooney *, 2011 The Next Day CDFO / 943 / DIE CDPO / CLO Genuine Negro Jig David Bowie *, 2013 Liked by Mete S. Liked by Heather S. Carolina Chocolate Drops, 2010 CDRO / BOW CDFO / CAR Liked by Lauren C. Liked by Elaine B. Peace, Love, Ukulele Unforgettable with Love Jake Shimabukuro, 2011 Natalie Cole, 1989 Love Comes Close CDFO / SHI CDPO / COL Leaving Eden Cold Cave, 2009 Liked by Kathy W. Liked by Lauren C. Carolina Chocolate Drops, 2012 CDRO / COL CDFO / CAR Liked by Joel S. Liked by Keran H. Putumayo Presents Turkish Groove Various Artists, 2006 Random Access Memories In My Own Time CDFO / 956.1 / TUR Liked by Mete S. Daft Punk, 2013 Karen Dalton, 2006 Religious CDRO / DAF CDFO / DAL Liked by Lauren C. Liked by Brian R. Atom Bomb Blind Boys of Alabama *, 2005 Born To Die Prospect Hill Jazz CDRL / BLI Lana Del Ray, 2012 Dom Flemons, 2014 Liked by Keran H. CDRO / DEL CDFO / HIL Liked by Theo M. Liked by Maggie T. Lady Day: The Master Takes and Singles Billie Holiday *, 2007 Here’s one Ollie Watts Davis, 2003 Hardcore Journey to the New World CDJZ / HOL Liked by Mete S. CDRL / DAV Devo, 1990 Sharon Isbin, 2009 Liked by Lynn T. CDRO / DEV CDFO / ISB Liked by Andy H. Liked by Keran H. Look of Love Diana Krall *, 2001 How Mercy Looks From Here Amy Grant, 2013 Hell Freezes Over Passerby CDJZ / KRA Liked by Lynn T. CDRL / GRA Eagles, 1994 Luluc, 2014 Liked by Janet R. CDRO / EAG CDFO / LUL Liked by Heather S. Liked by Lisa W. Womanchild Cécile McLorin Salvant, 2013 Restart Newsboys, 2013 Eagulls Child Ballads CDJZ / SAL Liked by Keran H. CDRL / NEW Eagulls, 2014 Anaïs Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer, 2013 Liked by Janet R. CDRO / EAG CDFO / MIT Liked by Brian R. Liked by Caleb W. Marian McParland’s Piano Jazz, with Guest Elvis Costello: Conversation and Music as Sovereign Michael W. Smith, 2014 Someday World Sleep with One Eye Open Heard on National Public Radio CDRL / SMI Brian Eno & Karl Hyde, 2014 Chris Thile * & Michael Daves *, 2011 Marian McPartland * & Elvis Costello *, 2005 CDJZ / MCP Liked by Janet R. CDRO / ENO CDFO / THI Liked by Theo M. Liked by Keran H. Liked by Keran H. This is Cave Music Rips The Muse Ex Hex, 2014 Wood Brothers, 2013 Moon Hooch, 2014 CDJZ / MOO CDRO / EX CDFO / WOO Rock Liked by Kasia H. Liked by Maggie T. Liked by Lisa W. Unplugged Amplified Heart Alice in Chains, 1996 Everything But the Girl, 1994 CDRO / ALI CDRO / EVE Holiday New Age Liked by Heather S. Liked by Mete S. The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here Doom Abuse That’s Christmas to Me Heart as Wide as the World Alice in Chains, 2013 Pentatonix, 2014 Krishna Das *, 2010 Faint, 2014 CDRO / ALI CDRO / FAI CDHOL / PEN CDNA / DAS Liked by Heather S. Liked by Mary W.T. Liked by Maggie T. Liked by Theo M. (continued on flap).
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