Cryer's Paradise

Ron Hynes · 1993

43 min · 12 tracks · country · traditional folk music

A tapestry of heartfelt narratives woven with traditional folk melodies and country-infused instrumentation.

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Cryer's Paradise is an album by Ron Hynes, released in 1993. A tapestry of heartfelt narratives woven with traditional folk melodies and country-infused instrumentation. 'Cryer’s Paradise' is significant for its critical acclaim and contribution to the Canadian country-folk scene, helping to solidify Hynes’ reputation as a master songwriter. The title track gained particular attention, becoming a beloved staple in Hynes' catalog, further receiving accolades for its lyrical poignancy. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

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What does Cryer's Paradise sound like?

A tapestry of heartfelt narratives woven with traditional folk melodies and country-infused instrumentation. Rooted in country and traditional folk music.

What makes Cryer's Paradise by Ron Hynes notable?

'Cryer’s Paradise' is significant for its critical acclaim and contribution to the Canadian country-folk scene, helping to solidify Hynes’ reputation as a master songwriter. The title track gained particular attention, becoming a beloved staple in Hynes' catalog, further receiving accolades for its lyrical poignancy. Upon the release of 'Cryer’s Paradise' in 1993, Ron Hynes was establishing himself as a prominent figure in Canadian music after his earlier success with 'Sonny's Dream.' This album follows his transition from primarily songwriting to fronting his own recordings, showcasing his storytelling prowess and musical depth.

How many songs are on Cryer's Paradise?

Cryer's Paradise has 12 tracks, running approximately 43 minutes.