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Singer of Folk
MICK RYAN is well known on the folk scene as a fine singer of traditional and original songs He was described by "Folk Roots" as 'definitely the most underrated singer in the country.' Having written both comic and serious material for the very poular band "Crows" in the 1980's, he has since written for radio and a series of highly successful folk musicals: 'A Tollpuddle Man' (with Graham Moore); 'A Day's Work' ; 'The Voyage'; 'Tanks for the Memory' and, recently, 'The Navvy's Wife.' The reviews say it all: 'Mick Ryan's words and music are superb' ("Folk on Tap"); 'wonderful songs' ("South Tipp Today"). His duo with Paul Downes has been similarly well received: 'Positively oozes skill and professionalism' ("Folk North West"); 'The singing, as we have come to expect from Mick Ryan, utterly superb' ("Shreds and Patches").
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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The Passing Hour | Mick Ryan & Paul Downes | 2016 | Album |
A Day's Work - A Folk Opera | Mick Ryan | 2014 | Album |
When Every Song Was New | Mick Ryan And Paul Downes | 2013 | Album |
The Pauper's Path To Hope | Mick Ryan | 2011 | Album |
Away In The West | Mick Ryan & Paul Downes | 2010 | Album |
The Navvy's Wife - A Musical Drama | Mick Ryan | 2009 | Album |
Grand Conversation | Mick Ryan & Paul Downes | 2008 | Album |
The Island Of Apples | Mick Ryan & Pete Harris | 2006 | Album |
Something To Show | Mick Ryan & Pete Harris | 2004 | Album |
The Long Road | Mick Ryan And Pete Harris | 2001 | Album |
Hard Season | Mick Ryan & Pete Harris | 1999 | Album |
The Widow's Promise | Mick Ryan & Pete Harris | 1997 | Compil. |
Fair Was The City | Mick Ryan And Jon Burge | 1978 | Album |