Eddie Fisher
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Eddie Fisher

Eddie Fisher was an American singer from Philadelphia who started performing as a teenager with big bands. His 1950 hit "Anytime" helped make him one of the...

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Eddie Fisher, the smooth-voiced singer from Philadelphia

His 1950 hit "Anytime" made him one of the most popular singers of the early 1950s.

For his early sound, try "Anytime." The ballad "A Stranger in My Arms" from that 1962 album shows how he handled quieter material.

Fisher's voice had a clean, easy quality that worked across pop, jazz, and Broadway tunes. Songs like "Dungaree Doll" and "Anema E Core" fit that smooth style perfectly. He influenced other performers too, Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin both covered his material later on.

He started performing with big bands as a teenager in Philadelphia. The 1959 divorce from Debbie Reynolds and marriage to Elizabeth Taylor drew public attention that affected his career, but he kept recording, putting out albums like 1962's "Eddie Fisher Sings for You."

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Eddie Fisher was an American singer from Philadelphia who started performing as a teenager with big bands. His 1950 hit "Anytime" helped make him one of the most popular singers of the early 1950s, and he recorded songs like "Dungaree Doll" and "Anema E Core" that fit his smooth vocal style.

His personal life drew public attention when he divorced Debbie Reynolds and married Elizabeth Taylor in 1959, which affected his career. He kept recording, though, and put out albums like 1962's "Eddie Fisher Sings for You," which had the ballad "A Stranger in My Arms." Over time, he made more than 40 albums that touched on pop, jazz, and Broadway tunes.

Fisher worked with musicians like pianist Lou Levy, drummer Shelly Manne, and saxophonist Boots Randolph. His singing influenced other performers, and artists such as Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin later covered his songs.

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