Sheila Chandra – Weaving My Ancestors' Voices (CD, 1994, Real World Records CAROL 2322-2, EMI Master)

Why This CD Matters
Weaving My Ancestors' Voices was Sheila Chandra’s first album for Real World Records and began a trilogy of recordings centered on the human voice and drone. The music draws from Indian and other vocal traditions while using unusually sparse instrumentation, and includes a reworking of “Ever So Lonely,” originally associated with Chandra’s group Monsoon. The album also appeared on Billboard’s world music chart.

Collector Note
This U.S. Real World Records edition carries catalog number CAROL 2322-2 and was manufactured, marketed, and distributed by Caroline Records. The supplied matrix information identifies an EMI Jax pressing, with production mastering by Ian Cooper at The Town House in London.

Availability
Single copy available—once it's gone, it's gone.

Condition & Details
CD: VG+
Case: VG+
Booklet: VG+

Technical Details
Format: CD, Album
Label: Real World Records – CAROL 2322-2
Country: US
Released: 1994
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Not specified

Matrix / Runout
CAR 02322 01# 05-04-94
SP 1-1-1 EMI JAX

Tracklist
Speaking In Tongues I – 1:45
Dhyana And Donalogue – 4:40
Nana – 2:45
The Dreaming – 5:37
Ever So Lonely / Eyes / Ocean – 3:26
The Enchantment – 4:49
The Call – 1:38
Bhajan – 7:06
Speaking In Tongues II – 3:08
Sacred Stones – 5:30
Om Namaha Shiva – 2:55

Shipping & Handling
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Shipped in protective CD bags.
Cracked cases replaced before shipping.
Packed securely for safe delivery.

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