Orval Prophet

Hailing from eastern Ontario, Orval Prophet was referred to as “the Canadian Ploughboy.” He journeyed south lengthy enough to create his effect on nation and traditional western music in the first fifties, after that retreated back to state his place as an area legend. The start of the big style emerged in 1951 when he agreed upon a agreement with Decca Nashville and documented several music for the label, including one which became a huge Canadian strike, “Judgement Time Express.” Over time of time back Canada, Prophet came back to Nashville, transformed his stage name to Johnny Six, and documented another two singles in 1957, among that was “Mademoiselle,” which became a huge strike in Canada and a strike within the U.S.. It, however, will be his last strike so when he came back to Canada the next time, it proclaimed the finish of his documenting career.