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Enya – Shepherd Moons CD 1991 | Book of Days | Caribbean Blue | Marble Halls | Evacuee | WEA | Celtic New Age | New & Sealed
Enya – Shepherd Moons CD 1991 | Book of Days | Caribbean Blue | Marble Halls | Evacuee | WEA | Celtic New Age | New & Sealed
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Book of Days. Enya — Shepherd Moons (1991). Enya’s third studio album and a landmark of the new age genre — featuring Book of Days, Caribbean Blue, Marble Halls and Evacuee — winner of the Grammy Award for Best New Age Album in 1993 — over 11 million copies sold worldwide. Celtic / new age / ambient / folk from Gweedore, County Donegal, Ireland. New & sealed.
Shepherd Moons — Most Searched Facts
- Book of Days — the most searched Enya song from Shepherd Moons — written by Enya and Roma Ryan — used in the 1992 Ron Howard film Far and Away starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman — sung partly in Irish (Gaeilge) — one of the most emotionally stirring pieces in the Enya catalogue and a fan favourite at the top of most “best of Enya” lists
- Caribbean Blue — the most searched uptempo track — UK number thirteen in October 1992 when re-released — originally the opening track on Shepherd Moons — a shimmering, layered piece that became one of Enya’s most recognisable songs outside Orinoco Flow
- Marble Halls — the most searched classical-inspired track — based on the aria “I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls” from the 1843 opera The Bohemian Girl by Michael William Balfe — sung in English and among the most covered and interpolated of all Enya’s recordings
- Evacuee — the most searched wartime-themed track — a deeply moving piece written from the perspective of a child evacuee during wartime — one of the most lyrically direct pieces Roma Ryan wrote for Enya and a fan favourite for its emotional power
- Shepherd Moons won the Grammy Award for Best New Age Album at the 35th Grammy Awards in 1993 — Enya’s first Grammy — and sold over 11 million copies worldwide, making it one of the best-selling new age albums of the 1990s — the most searched commercial and critical fact
“Book of Days” — Most Searched Track
- Used in the Ron Howard film Far and Away (1992) starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman — the most searched film usage fact
- Sung partly in Irish (Gaeilge) — the Irish verses are among the most searched lyrics in the Enya catalogue — the most searched language fact
- Consistently ranked in the top three most beloved Enya songs in fan polls — alongside Orinoco Flow and Only Time — the most searched fan ranking fact
- The title refers to the days of a person’s life — the lyrical theme of time passing and precious moments being recorded in a “book of days” — the most searched lyrical meaning fact
Most Searched Enya Facts
- Enya born Eithne Pádraigín Ní Bhraonáin on 17 May 1961 in Gweedore, County Donegal, Ireland — the most searched personal fact
- She has sold an estimated 75 million records worldwide — the best-selling Irish solo artist in history — the most searched commercial fact
- Four Grammy Awards — all Best New Age Album — Shepherd Moons (1993), The Memory of Trees (1997), A Day Without Rain (2002) and Amarantine (2007) — the most searched Grammy fact
- Orinoco Flow (Sail Away) from Watermark (1988) — her only UK number one single — one of the best-selling new age songs ever recorded — the most searched hit fact
- She records with extreme secrecy and has rarely toured — preferring studio work at her home Manderley Castle in Killiney, County Dublin — the most searched lifestyle fact
Frequently Asked Questions
- What film used Book of Days? — Far and Away (1992) directed by Ron Howard — starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman — the most searched question
- What is Marble Halls based on? — The aria “I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls” from The Bohemian Girl (1843 opera) by Michael William Balfe — the most searched classical origin question
- What is Evacuee about? — Written from the perspective of a child evacuee during wartime — one of Roma Ryan’s most direct lyrics for Enya — the most searched lyrical question
- Did Shepherd Moons win a Grammy? — Yes — Best New Age Album at the 35th Grammys 1993 — Enya’s first Grammy — the most searched Grammy question
- How many copies did Shepherd Moons sell? — Over 11 million worldwide — one of the best-selling new age albums of the 1990s — the most searched sales question
Track Listing
- Shepherd Moons
- Caribbean Blue
- How Can I Keep from Singing?
- Ebudae
- Angeles
- No Holly for Miss Quinn
- Book of Days
- Evacuee
- Lothlórien
- Marble Halls
- Afer Ventus
- Smaoinim
Album Details
- Artist: Enya
- Album: Shepherd Moons
- Year: 1991
- Format: CD
- Label: WEA / Rhino
- Condition: New & Sealed
Perfect for Enya Shepherd Moons CD 1991, Book of Days Roma Ryan Ron Howard Far and Away 1992 Tom Cruise Nicole Kidman Irish Gaeilge verses top three fan polls Orinoco Flow Only Time time passing precious moments, Caribbean Blue UK number thirteen October 1992 re-released shimmering layered most recognisable outside Orinoco Flow, Marble Halls I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls Bohemian Girl 1843 opera Michael William Balfe English covered interpolated, Evacuee child evacuee wartime perspective Roma Ryan most direct lyrics emotional power fan favourite, Grammy Best New Age Album 35th Grammys 1993 first Grammy 11 million copies best-selling new age 1990s, Eithne Pádraigín Ní Bhraonáin born 17 May 1961 Gweedore County Donegal Ireland, 75 million records best-selling Irish solo artist history, four Grammys Shepherd Moons 1993 Memory of Trees 1997 Day Without Rain 2002 Amarantine 2007, Orinoco Flow Sail Away 1988 Watermark only UK number one, rarely toured Manderley Castle Killiney County Dublin, gift for Enya fans, gift for Celtic music fans, gift for new age music fans, perfect gift for her.
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