One of Canada's first Canadian solo acts, Ambrose appeared at age seventeen on CBC TV's 'Cross-Canada Hit Parade'. Ambrose's variety show was cancelled in 1963 and he went back on the road briefly before realizing he preferred recording better. In the late '60's Ambrose moved into TV and radio production with partner Larry Trudell while still maintaining a recording career. Ambrose made him a third company partner along with Trudell in 1979. Ambrose hit pay dirt in the '80's with jingle productions and even named his own Toronto jazz bar Jingles, often entertaining guests with variations on a jazz combo with Doug Riley and other pick-up musicians until the bar's closing in 1989.
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