His career goes back to his army days - when his buddies would get him to sing for them. After leaving the army, a remark by one of his buddies, that he looked and sang like Elvis, gave him the idea that the entertainment business would be a great career move. Although he had to work part-time to start - it did not take long before he was doing it full-time.

His career as Elvis Impersonator took off, and he won the Elvis E competition in Collingwood - however, with so many Elvis impersonators around, he concentrated on other tribute artists, such as Roy Orbison; Johnny Cash, etc.

It became apparent after the success of the movie "Walk the Line" about Johnny Cash, and with his likeness to him, that the move to perform this character was a good career move.  Now he is booked as a Johnny Cash tribute. However, he added to his repertoire, the Tribute to Merle Haggard, with a tribute in music to Lefty Frizzell.

Not content to work the main stage, Happy has always taken the time to perform for Seniors at Retirement Homes, or at Legions, Navy Clubs, or any Service Club that requires his services.

Please feel free to contact Happy if you would like him to perform at your next event: