Edward Fisher

Edward Fisher (also known as Eddie Fisher) was an American guitarist and composer celebrated for his contributions to jazz-funk and soul music. Born in East St. Louis, Missouri, Fisher's musical journey began in the 1970s, and he became known for his instrumental albums that blended elements of jazz, funk, and soul.

Fisher's early works, such as “The Next One Hundred Years” and “The Third Cup”, showcased his ability to merge soulful grooves with jazz improvisation. These albums gained a cult following among collectors and DJs, establishing Fisher as a respected figure in the jazz-funk scene.