Donny Parenteau

A 20-plus 12 months veteran of the united states music picture, Donny Parenteau was a local of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan who won various awards, and was a well-respected designer both outside and inside of his genre. While his instrumental concentrate was around the fiddle, Parenteau also created mastery of mandolin, electric guitar, and vocals. In 1991, Parenteau still left the basic safety of Canada, and became a member of nation megastar Neal McCoy being a touring musician. Parenteau spent nearly all his period off the street in the 12 years he performed alongside McCoy in Nashville, but would ultimately return, and in 2003 Parenteau started his single career, located in Prince Albert. In the initial 3 years of his single career, Parenteau have scored several local and Canadian Aboriginal music honours, and his 2006 record, WHAT MUST BE DONE, was an enormous success. He continuing his critical achievement into 2007, earning even more honours, and in 2008 was nominated for his country’s highest music honor, the Juno Honours.