Clare Fischer
Real Name: | Douglas Clare Fischer |
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Profile: | Clare Fischer (22 October 1928, Durand, Michigan — 26 January 2012, Los Angeles, California) was an American jazz composer, arranger, bandleader, keyboardist, and multi-instrumentalist. He was the younger brother of Stewart "Dirk" Fischer (1924—2014), uncle of André Fischer (b. 1948), and father of Brent Fischer (b. 1964), with whom Clare extensively collaborated. With a career spanning over five decades, Fischer came to prominence in the early 1960s with seminal albums in Afro-Cuban jazz, salsa, and bossa nova genres, and wrote two standards, Pensativa and Morning. Since the 1970s, Clare Fischer was a sought-after session musician and arranger, collaborating with Prince, João Gilberto, Paul McCartney, Céline Dion, Robert Palmer, Paula Abdul, Natalie Cole, Branford Marsalis, and Michael Jackson.
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Sites: | clarefischer.com , Wikipedia , Imdb , Who Sampled , Facebook , X , grammy.com |
In Groups: | Bill Perkins Quintet, Clare Fischer & His Latin Jazz Sextet, Clare Fischer & Salsa Picante, Clare Fischer Big Band, Clare Fischer Latin Jazz Big Band, Clare Fischer's Latin Sound, Foreign Exchange, Henry Mancini And His Orchestra, Lalo Schifrin & Orchestra, The Clare Fischer Orchestra, The Clare Fischer Quartet, The Wrecking Crew (6), Vox Humana (4), Clare Fischer & the Yamaha Quartet |
Variations: | Viewing All | Clare Fischer B, C. Fischer, C. Fisher, C.Fischer, Carl Fischer, Clair Fischer, Clair Fisher, Claire Fischer, Claire Fish, Claire Fisher, Clare, Clare "Clavo" Fischer, Clare Fischer (& His Japanese Friend), Clare Fischere, Clare Fisher, Douglas Clare Fischer, Douglas Fischer, Douglas Fisher, Dr. Clare Fischer, Fischer |
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