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Edwin John "Eddie" Fisher (August 10, 1928 -- September 22, 2010), was an American entertainer. He was one of the world's most famous and successful singers[1] in the 1950s, selling millions of records and hosting his own TV show. He left his first wife, actress Debbie Reynolds, to marry Debbie's best friend, actress Elizabeth Taylor, when Taylor's husband film producer Mike Todd died. This event garnered scandalous and unwelcome publicity for Fisher. He later married Connie Stevens. Fisher is the father of actresses Carrie Fisher (with Reynolds), Joely Fisher (with Stevens), and Tricia Leigh Fisher (with Stevens). - Wikipedia BillBoggs.com. + Informações

"Anytime" written by Herbert "Happy" Lawson in 1921 and recorded by Eddie Fisher in 1951 on RCA Records reached number 2 on the US charts in 1952. It is included in the RCA CD, Eddie Fisher - Greatest Hits, released in 2001. Eddie Fisher was one of the best and most popular male singers of the 1950s.. + Informações

SPECIAL REQUEST: "The Sweetest Sounds written by Richard Rodgers for the musical, No Strings, in 1962 was recorded live on October 2, 1962 at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York City and was included in the album, Eddie Fisher at the Winter Garden released on the Ramrod label in 1963 and available on CD on Taragon since 1999. This was requested by dungareedoll1.. + Informações

Here's an episode of Eddie Fisher's TV series "Coke Time" from 1954, featuring him singing "Anytime", "Bring Back the Thrill", "Downhearted", "Tell Me Why", and "I Need You Now".. + Informações

Cindy, Oh Cindy--Charted on 10/20/1956,Peak Pos:#10, Weeks on chart:19 Label:RCA 6677. + Informações

January 10, 1966. "This is the Life". + Informações

Eddie Fisher - Anytime. + Informações

Eddie Fisher is Hope's "prisoner" as the Sheik orders him to kiss his feet. The captive, Eddie Fisher, sings his hit "Around the World in 80 Days" while clips of celebrities on USO tours are shown. In 1980, Bob Hope broadcast a six-hour retrospective produced by Andrew Solt and Malcolm Leo that documented his overseas Christmas tours to entertain the troops in the South Pacific and points on the way.You can read all about the how Hope worked with his guests and his writers and what happened behind-the- scenes of these classic Bob Hope video clips by reading my book "THE LAUGH MAKERS: A Behind-the- Scenes Tribute to Bob Hope's Incredible Gag Writers," chosen a "Top 20" 2009 Year End Pick by Leonard Maltin who says... "Having spent twenty years writing for the indefatigable Bob Hope, and traveling all over the world, Bob Mills is well qualified to salute the famous corps of gagmen who kept the comedian knee-deep in jokes. These first-hand recollections summon up the final phase of Hope's career?and the end of the trail for an entire brand of show business." Order THE LAUGH MAKERS personally inscribed by the Author. US$20 + $3 p&h ($5 non-US) Send to: LAUGH MAKERS 4241 Beck Avenue Attn: Shipping STUDIO CITY, CA 91604 Cash, check or MO only -- no credit cards or PayPal Allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. To or order your copy of THE LAUGH MAKERS (new or used), just click on this Amazon link: www.amazon.com m_cr_mts_prod_img Or this Barnes & Noble link: search.barnesandnoble.com .... + Informações

Charted at #36 on Cash Box singles chart in April 1955. From the movie, "The Glass Slipper". Original Billboard review: "Fisher warbles a new ballad of delicate beauty with sincerity and tenderness. "Take My Love" from the new MGM musical, "The Glass Slipper", was written by the composers of "Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo" and has much of the same off-beat charm." Written by Helen Deutsch and Bronislau Kaper. The other side of this single is "Just One More Time" which I've also posted (#27 in Cash Box).. + Informações

Eddie Fisher does a fine job on the song made famous by Vic Damone.. + Informações

Originally uploaded on September of 2008. Now back on YouTube! One of my dad's favorite records. Artist name reads: Eddie Fisher with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra Lady vocalist on this song: Sally Sweetland Turntable: Pioneer PL518 Camera: Samsung S-630 Edited with Windows Movie Maker (Vista Version). + Informações

1969 album The Third Cup. + Informações

Perry Como and Eddie Fisher team up to sing "Maybe" in this 1956 clip.. + Informações

SPECIAL REQUEST: "Wish You Were Here" written by Harold Rome for the 1952 musical of the same name was a popular hit single on the RCA Victor label for Eddie Fisher with Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra in 1952. It was included in the 1957 RCA Victor album, Thinking of You. This was posted at the request of my subscriber, Kievest.. + Informações

Eddie Fisher, whose huge fame as a pop singer was overshadowed by scandals ending his marriages to Debbie Reynolds and Elizabeth Taylor, has died. He was 82. (Sept. 24). + Informações

another old standard that keeps comming back every generation. + Informações

This beautiful song is one of Eddie Fisher's best recordings, showcasing his beautiful singing voice like no other song. Recorded 1962, it was also a big chart success. "The Land of Milk and Honey" will always be my favorite Eddie Fisher song. Enjoy! This original 45rpm record can be found on the Internet at Thursday's Golden Goodes, the vinyl lovers' candy store!. + Informações

I had uploaded this one a while back but became concerned that it might be vulnerable to copyright complaints, although no one complained for the year or so it was uploaded. I am re-uploading it now. This has always been one of my favorites of his songs. Under Sec. 107 of copyright law, No copyright infringement is intended, I got the images from the Public Domain, the words are mine in an original composition, and this is for entertainment only. I am not making a profit, just sharing my original work.. + Informações

Matt Macis performs "Oh! My! Eddie!" - The Story and Songs of Eddie Fisher, his self-penned and performed tribute to the late singer. Clips are taken from debut performance in October 2011. For more information, please visit www.MattMacis.com. + Informações

Great revival of the 20's great 'Breezin' Along With The Breeze' from none-other than Eddie Fisher. Released on Viking as the A Side to 'Tonight', this didn't sell too well downunder.. + Informações

Found this record at my aunt's house and loved it. I couldn't find it on YouTube so I decided to upload it. ^.^ The flip-side is Anema E Core (With All My Heart And Soul). 1954 RCA Victor -- 47-5675 Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM. + Informações

Dean Martin Jerry Lewis 1955 Awards Banquet with Milton Berle Marilyn Monroe & Eddie Fisher. And WHAT is Averill Harriman doing there?. + Informações

Eddie Fisher singing Turn Back The Hands Of Time.. + Informações

Charted in Jan 1953 in the UK & peaked at #8. This was the second of nine UK charting singles for Eddie Fisher from 1953 to 1956.. + Informações