Not much developing on this story yet, but Wall Street Journal music critic Jim Fusilli posted this on his Twitter feed earlier today: "In October, Rhino to release Ravi Shankar-George Harrison boxed set." There was a link along with the tweet, but it just linked to a documentary about chants of India on YouTube, for which Harrison was interviewed.

UPDATE (2:51 P.M.): This article has some more info. Collaborations, as it's called, looks to collate three Shankar records produced by Harrison - Shankar Family and Friends (1974), Ravi Shankar's Music Festival from India (1976) and Chants of India (1997) - as well as a live DVD comprised of a rare performance at London's Royal Albert Hall in 1974. Look for it from Dark Horse/Rhino on October 19.

Hit the jump to see the track lists for the original records.

George Harrison and Ravi Shankar, Collaborations (Dark Horse/Rhino, 2010)

Disc 1: Shankar Family ૐ Friends (originally released as Dark Horse AMLH-22002 (U.K.)/SP-22002 (U.S.), 1974)

1. I Am Missing You
2. Kahān Gayelavā Shyām Saloné
3. Supané Mé Āyé Preetam Sainyā
4. I Am Missing You (Reprise)
5. Jaya Jagadish Haré
6. Overture
7. Festivity & Joy
8. Love-Dance Ecstasy
9. Lust (Rāga Chandrakauns)
10. Dispute & Violence
11. Disillusionment & Frustration
12. Despair & Sorrow (Rāga Marwā)
13. Awakening
14. Peace & Hope (Rāga Bhatiyār)
    

Note: Tracks 6-14 were a suite entitled "Music for a Ballet" with three movements: Dream (Tracks 7-8), Nightmare (Tracks 9-12) and Dawn (Tracks 13-14)

Disc 2: Ravi Shankar's Music Festival from India (originally Dark Horse AMLH-22007 (U.K.)/SP-22007 (U.S.), 1976)

1. Vandana
2. Dhamar
3. Taranga
4. Chaturang
5. Raga Jait
6. Kajri
7. Bhajan
8. Naderdani
9. Dehati

Disc 3: Chants of India (originally released as Angel Records 7243 8 55948 2 3 (U.K.), 1997)

Disc 4: DVD - Ravi Shankar's Music Festival from India: Live at the Royal Albert Hall, 1974