he made a comeback with Price Of An Education in 1995. Both of Doucette's Mushroom Records albums, Mama Let Him Play and The Douce Is Loose, were re-released on compact disc and digital formats for the first time in 2013 through Hamilton, Ontario-based independent record label Linus Entertainment. Personal life Doucette was married to Maggie for 43 years until his death. Together, they had five children. He resided in Ladner, British Columbia, and Tsawwassen during his later years. In August 2016, Doucette collapsed while performing at the Rock the Lake Festival in Kelowna. He retired from music two years later due to his declining health. He died of cancer on 18 April 2022, at the Irene Thomas Hospice in Delta, British Columbia, aged 70. Awards and honours 1979: Juno Award, Most Promising Group of the Year Discography Albums 1977: Mama Let Him Play (Mushroom, reissued 1995 on Reluctant) (#43 Can.) 1979: The Douce is Loose (Mushroom) (#27 Can.) 1981: Coming up Roses (Rio) 1995: Price of an Education (Reluctant) Singles Down the Road (1977) (#71 Can.) Mama Let Him Play (1977) (#46 Can. ) All I Wanna Do (1977) (#56 Can. ) Nobody (1979) (#18 Can. ) Someday (1979) Run Buddy Run (1979) (#83 Can. ) It Only Hurts the First Time (1980) It Doesn't Matter (1981) How Strong (1994) (#41 Can. ) See also Music of Vancouver Georgie Fab, band-mate in the group 'Buxton Kastle' References External links Official Website for Jerry Doucette CanConRox entry 1951 births 2022 deaths Deaths from cancer in British Columbia French Quebecers Canadian rock guitarists Canadian male guitarists Canadian male singer-songwriters Canadian singer-songwriters Musicians from Hamilton, Ontario Musicians from Montreal Canadian rock singers Canadian male singers Mushroom Records artists 20th-century Canadian male musicians Articles lacking sources from September 2012