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Friday, December 04, 2009

Fishers - CHRISTMAS - "VIDEO"

http://www.myvideo.de/watch/7141124/Fishers_Groovy...

Fishers Groovy Greetings - MyVideo

Wir schenken euch unsere Weihnachtssongs ! Ein kleiner Weihnachtsgruß :-)

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Friday, December 04, 2009

Ein kleines Christmas "VIDEO" :-)
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KLICK AUF:
Ein kleines Christmas - "Video" :-)

WIR VERSCHENKEN UNSERE CHRISTMAS SONGS AN EUCH !!
www.fishertheband.com

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Saturday, November 28, 2009

Wir schenken euch unsere Weihnachtslieder !! Fisher Christmas mp3s (free download)
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enlightened

Wir schenken euch unsere Weihnachtslieder !!
Fisher Christmas mp3s (free download)
http://lnk.ms/4dCDb

Free MP3 Downloads - Christmas...

Auld Lang Syne

O Come O Come Emmanuel

Silent Night

O Holy Night

Oh Little Town of Bethlehem

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Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Wish you were here - wurde gesperrt von My Space. Urheberrechtsverletzung !??
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crappy

Sorry, leider musten wir diesen Song löschen - obwohl wir die Genehmigung für diese Coverversion haben ! Als CD dürfen wir das weiter verkaufen !
Komisch, was hier manchmal abgeht !

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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Einen alten Link gefunden ! Aber schön zu schauen + zu hören !
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amused

http://www.preenlay.de/fisher2005.html

Mensch wie die Zeit vergeht..
Das Foto von Söhnchen Aron dort :-)
Der geht jetzt schon zur Schule - aber die Songs sind Zeitlos und schön.....

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Sunday, October 11, 2009

Tx... to Mike from St. Louis, Missouri ....
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catalyzed

This is Fisher's best recording (albu..m..) to date. It is poetic, lyrical, and one of their ..m..ost personal revelations in recording history. Unlike other confessional albu..m..s, delving into the pain and darkness of personal tragedies, they do not leave us in a hopeless and depressed state. On the contrary, the lyrics and ..m..usic lift us to a higher plain. Only a truly great artist can do this. Yes, there are the sa..m..e wonderful vocals and tunes as in previous albu..m..s, but Fisher takes us into their world and we are glad to follow. We are better people and feel good about who we are for the experience. WATER will re..m..ain on ..m..y top five albu..m..s of all ti..m..es. There is no other place for it.

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Saturday, September 12, 2009

Rock and Reprise.net - "Water" - Album Review
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This year's Water takes Fisher a bit further, even, Kathy Fisher's superb phrasing a touch more mature (or maybe it's the material) and Wasserman's production and arrangements impeccable. From the slightly upbeat opener Breathe, voice of magic and backing piano sets the mood until band kicks in and you can't help but get it, the bridge with its heavy reverb and echo on bass and guitar prefacing the ending. Hollywood reflects a Jobim-like acoustic guitar presence at the beginning, giving way to solid rock before returning and then returning again, if you can follow that. Wasserman pushes Fisher's voice through one of those ridiculous electronic chambers which are so popular these days, but does it so that you barely notice (he swears he recorded the vocals in numerous ways and passed the results by many knowledgeable people before settling upon the take, and I believe him). The result is one of those songs which gets inside the head and won't let go. I'll Be Okay is a virtual pop masterpiece, lyrics masterfully written and presented (“So may all your dreams come true/May your meds kick in for you/And show you the way/I'll be okay”), although I first heard it as “May your Mets kick in for you”, which would work for a percentage of the jerks out there deserving such attitude. This one never fails to make me laugh, sometimes out loud. Dance hall piano and pop attitude take Wonderful World into the realm of Target and Kohl's, perfectly positive and very Perfect Day-like (great for selling product, I suppose, which is why Kathy Fisher is sought after as your “jingle” voice).

Fisher has a softer side as well. Rain looks at God as human, as frustrated as we all are with the way of the world. Listen for the descending keyboard run at the end of the bridge, the whole song encapsulated in seven chords before the dynamic finale. I don't think there is a more beautiful song written than Words, though there are probably many equals, and the simple chord change on the final verse fading into a floating cloud of synthesizer is entrancing.

The album is dedicated to one Dan Fisher, Kathy's father. He passed away while doing one of the things he really loved doing--- fishing. When I asked about him, Kathy sent a nice note and a picture of Dan. He's sitting in his boat, a handsome and healthy man, waving toward the camera--- in his element. He drowned while fishing one day, strange in that he was a good swimmer and knew his way around the waters. Some time later, they found that he had had a massive heart attack. Kathy took it hard, of course, and worked through the sadness through her music. Victims of the Sky is an incredibly personal look at the day she heard of her father's death, so personal that you almost feel like you're invading privacy. She says right in the song that it was “a truly awful day” but unless you know you miss it, which is why I tell you. There is something both dramatic and haunting in her voice, supported by a spiritual aura of piano and orchestra. It builds to crescendo at the end, more reflective than sad, something Dan Fisher would more than likely would have wanted. In the picture, he looks like a man who would want those he loves to look forward with a kind eye to the past. There is no doubt that he would have approved. In fact, maybe he does.

From the time Dan passed away until they found out about the heart attack, the family was unsettled. Wasserman wrote Water Burial in such a state of mind. There is always a need to understand such situations and the pieces didn't quite fit, so he asked the questions which usually go unasked. Surreal and otherworldly, the song floats on orchestral wings, cinematic to just the right degree, right down to the end--- Kathy's simple and quiet intake of breath. You don't orchestrate endings like that. They just happen.

I know I've left songs unattended here. Believe me, it is not because they are lesser. This is one of a few albums this year, in fact, which has no lesser. If the clown at Universal (or group of clowns) who choreographed Fisher's UMG demise hears this, I hope there is enough of a heart left to realize his blunder. Truth be told, I think Fisher took most of what was left of Universal's heart with them. I'll bet after a few listens to Water, you'll agree.