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Edwin John Fisher was born in [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]]
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'''Edwin John Fisher''' was born in [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]] on August 10, 1928. Winning numerous amateur talent contests as a high school student he appeared on radio’s
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on August 10, 1928. Winning numerous amateur talent
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Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts and at eighteen years of age was a featured vocalist with the Buddy Morrow band.
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contests as a high school student he appeared on radio’s
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Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts and at eighteen years of age
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was a featured vocalist with the Buddy Morrow band.
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Signed by RCA Victor, Eddie Fisher’s first big hit, “Thinking of You”
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Signed by RCA Victor, Eddie Fisher’s first big hit, “Thinking of You” reached the top ten in February, 1951. One year later in February, 1952, “Anytime” also hit the top ten, followed by “I’m Yours”. “Wish You Were Here” topped the chart and the year ended with Eddie’s multi million selling, “Lady of Spain”.
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reached the top ten in February, 1951. One year later in February,
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1952, “Anytime” also hit the top ten, followed by “I’m Yours”.
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“Wish You Were Here” topped the chart and the year ended with
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Eddie’s multi million selling, “Lady of Spain”.
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Eddie’s “I’m Walking Behind You”, reached #1 in 1953, as did
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Eddie’s “I’m Walking Behind You”, reached #1 in 1953, as did “Oh My Pa Pa”. The following year “I Need You Now” also hit the top spot on the Hit Parade. Turn Back the Hands of Time”,
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“Oh My Pa Pa”. The following year “I Need You Now” also hit
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“Tell My Why”, “A Man Chases a Girl, Until She Catches Him”, “Count Your Blessings”, “Dungaree Doll”, “Heart” and “Cindy, Oh Cindy” all were hits for Eddie Fisher.
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the top spot on the Hit Parade. Turn Back the Hands of Time”,
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“Tell My Why”, “A Man Chases a Girl, Until She Catches Him”,
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“Count Your Blessings”, “Dungaree Doll”, “Heart” and
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“Cindy, Oh Cindy” all were hits for Eddie Fisher.
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A very popular Fisher had his own variety TV shows in the
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A very popular Fisher had his own variety TV shows in the 50’s and starred in two motion pictures, “Bundle of Joy” in 1956 and “Butterfield 8” in 1960. He has two stars on the
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50’s and starred in two motion pictures, “Bundle of Joy” in
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Hollywood Walk of Fame, one for his recording successes and one for television.
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1956 and “Butterfield 8” in 1960. He has two stars on the
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Hollywood Walk of Fame, one for his recording successes
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[[category:singers]][[category:actors]]
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and one for television.
 
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