Real World Records - Partial Discography

Partial Discography

  • ABoneCroneDrone, Sheila Chandra, 1996
  • Among Brothers, Abderrahmane Abdelli, 2003
  • Atom Bomb, The Blind Boys of Alabama, 2005
  • Beat the Border, Geoffrey Oryema, 1993
  • Big Blue Ball, various artists, 2008 (recorded 1991, 1992, 1995)
  • Big City Secrets, Joseph Arthur, 1997
  • Black Rock, Djivan Gasparyan & Michael Brook, 1998
  • Coming Home, Yungchen Lhamo, 1998
  • Djabote, Doudou Ndiaye Rose, 1992
  • Emotion, Papa Wemba, 1995
  • En Mana Kuoyo, Ayub Ogada, 1993
  • Espace, Tama, 2002
  • Higher Ground, The Blind Boys of Alabama, with Robert Randolph and the Family Band, and special guest Ben Harper, 2002
  • In Your Hands, Charlie Winston, 2009
  • Le Voyageur, Papa Wemba
  • My Songs and a Poem, Estrella Morente, 2001
  • Night Song, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Michael Brook, 1995
  • Night to Night, Geoffrey Oryema, 1996
  • Pod, Afro Celt Sound System, 2004
  • Plus from US, 1993
  • Quick Look, Pina, 2002
  • Real Sugar, Paban Das Baul & Sam Mills, 1997
  • Sampradaya, Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma, with Rahul Sharma, Shafaat Ahmed Khan & Manorama Sharma, 1999
  • Serious Tam, Telek, 2000
  • Sezoni, Mara! with Martenitsa Choir, 1999 (original release on Rufus Records, 1997)
  • The Journey, Maryam Mursal, 1998
  • The Last Prophet, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Party, 1994
  • The Truth (Ny Marina), The Justin Vali Trio, 1995
  • The Zen Kiss, Sheila Chandra, 1994
  • Tibet, Tibet, Yungchen Lhamo, 1996
  • Trance, Hassan Hakmoun and Zahar, 1993
  • Trísan, Trísan, 1992
  • Untold Things, Jocelyn Pōōk, 2001
  • Volume 2: Release, Afro Celt Sound System, 1999
  • Volume 3: Further in Time, Afro Celt Sound System, 2001
  • Weaving My Ancestor's Voices Sheila Chandra, 1992
  • Yo‘l Bo‘lsin, Sevara Nazarkhan, 2003

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