Jun 18,  · There he has operated a nightclub, Ronnie Prophet's Carousel Club, for many years. He has continued to tour widely in Canada, and has been host for a succession of country music series on Canadian TV, including CBC's 'Country Roads' (summer ) and 'The Ronnie Prophet Show' (summer ), CTV's 'Grand Old Country' (), and two.

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The live album, RONNIE PROPHET ALIVE was out next, just in time for the Christmas rush. In '82, his duet with wife Glory-Anne Carrierre (a native of Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan), "Storybook Children" made the Canadian top 40, and they would record a string of albums together over the years.

Dec 29,  · From Ronnie's TV Show 9/25/80 Ronnie Prophet was on national television for over fifteen years. His series "GRAND OLD COUNTRY" and "THE RONNIE PROPHET SHOW" was seen nationally across Canada.

Frog Ronnie Prophet "Live" At The Carousel Club In Printer's Alley Nashville, Tennessee: Intro; Audience Interview; Jones The Guard; Grand Ole Opry; Post Time; One Liners; Harold The Horny Toad; Pour It Over My Grave; Post Time; B.C.; Tucker P. Fudpucker; A Nine Iron; Request Time; Peanut Butter And A Donkey; Three Wacs; Spoonerisms –

Ronald Lawrence Victor Prophet (26 December – 2 March ) was a Canadian American country musician and comedy performer.. In his childhood, Prophet lived in Calumet, Quebec, and began performing at local venues in his condownhudisamirederstonfirsdehe.coinfo successful musical career in the United States began in the mids. Prophet also performed in numerous Canadian television productions in the s.

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Mar 03,  · Country music legend Ronnie Prophet, who had 26 hit singles in Canada, five charting in the U.S. on Billboard and hosted several television shows, died from cardiac and kidney failure.