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Songs Written by Fred FisherTop Songs / Chart Singles Discography
Fred Fisher (born Alfred Breitenbach; September 30, 1875 – January 14, 1942) was a German-born American songwriter and Tin Pan Alley music publisher. == Biography == Fisher was born in Cologne, Germany. His parents were Max and Theodora Breitenbach. After visiting the United States in 1892, he immigrated in 1900, where he adopted the name Fred Fischer. He founded the Fred Fischer Music Publishing Company in 1907. During World War I he changed his surname to Fisher to make it... [more on Wikipedia]
As a songwriter, Fred Fisher first charted in 1905 with Every Little Bit Helps .The artist placed 59 songs on the Billboard Hot 100, 45 of which reached the Top‑10, including 8 number‑ones.The artist scored 5 UK Top‑75 entries, including 3 Top‑10 placements, including 1 number‑one.
Top songs: #1: I'm on My Way to Mandalay - #2: Peg o' My Heart - #3: Come, Josephine, in My Flying Machine - #4: Come, Josephine, in My Flying Machine - #5: Ireland Must be Heaven, for My Mother Came from There
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[Edison 9383]
written by Fred Fisher
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[Edison 9387]
written by Fred Fisher
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05/1911
[Victor 16844]
written by Fred Fisher
& Alfred Bryan
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05/1911
[Columbia 966]
written by Fred Fisher
& Alfred Bryan
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07/1911
[Edison 10502]
written by Thomas J. Gray & Fred Fisher
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12/1911
[Victor 16990]
written by Fred Fisher
& Alfred Bryan
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09/1913
[Columbia 1356]
written by Fred Fisher
, Joe Goodwin & Joseph McCarthy
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11/1913
[Victor 17412]
written by Alfred Bryan & Fred Fisher
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12/1913
[Columbia 1404]
written by Alfred Bryan & Fred Fisher
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[Edison Amberol 2036]
written by Alfred Bryan & Fred Fisher
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02/1914
[Victor 17503]
written by Fred Fisher
& Alfred Bryan
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08/1914
[Victor 17591]
written by Fred Fisher
& Alfred Bryan
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[Victor 17697]
written by Fred Fisher
& Joseph McCarthy
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05/1915
[Columbia 5659]
written by Fred Fisher
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06/1916
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06/1916 Siam The American Quartet
written by Fred Fisher
& Howard E. Johnson
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10/1916
[Victor 18111]
written by Fred Fisher
, Joseph McCarthy & Howard Johnson
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11/1916
[Victor 18143]
written by Fred Fisher
& Grant Clarke
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[Victor 18282]
written by Fred Fisher
& Joseph McCarthy
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12/1917
[Victor 18343]
written by Fred Fisher
& Joseph McCarthy
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[Victor 18443]
written by Fred Fisher
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12/1918
[Victor 18505]
written by Fred Fisher
, Alfred Bryan & Joseph McCarthy
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12/1918
[Columbia 2637]
written by Fred Fisher
, Alfred Bryan & Joseph McCarthy
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03/1920
[Columbia 2851]
written by Felix Bernard, Johnny S. Black & Fred Fisher
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05/1920
[Columbia 2894]
written by Fred Fisher
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06/1920
[Victor 18656]
written by Fred Fisher
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11/1920
[Victor 18688]
written by Fred Fisher
& Johnny S. Black
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12/1920
[Columbia 2984]
written by Fred Fisher
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07/1921
[Victor 18746]
written by Fred Fisher
& William Raskin
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[Vocalion 14412]
written by Fred Fisher
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[Victor 19914]
written by Alfred Bryan,
Bob Schafer & Fred Fisher
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[Okeh 40813]
written by Willie Raskin,
Billy Rose & Fred Fisher
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[Columbia 1454]
written by Billy Rose & Fred Fisher
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01/1928
[Columbia 1124]
written by Fred Fisher
& Billy Rose
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written by Billy Rose & Fred Fisher
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[Columbia 2174]
written by Fred Fisher
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as Cab Calloway & His Orchestra
written by Fred Fisher
&
Phil Spitalny
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vocals by Jimmy Mitchelle
written by
Doris Fisher & Fred Fisher
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10/1940
written by Doris Fisher & Fred Fisher
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written by Alfred Bryan & Fred Fisher
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06/1947
[Capitol 346]
written by Alfred Bryan & Fred Fisher
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06/1947
written by Alfred Bryan & Fred Fisher
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06/1947
vocals by Bob Edwards
written by Alfred Bryan & Fred Fisher
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06/1947
[MGM 10037]
written by Alfred Bryan & Fred Fisher
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06/1947
#1 hit for Charles Harrison in 1913
[Columbia 37392]
written by Alfred Bryan & Fred Fisher
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hit for {Ruth Etting] in 1928
[Dot 15171]
written by Billy Rose & Fred Fisher
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written by Billy Rose & Fred Fisher
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01/1955
written by Billy Rose & Fred Fisher
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02/1955
written by Billy Rose & Fred Fisher
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US B-side to All Shook Up
[RCA Victor 47-6870]
written by Fred Fisher
,
William Hill & William Raskin
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10/1957
All the Way / Chicago charted as a double A side in the UK
[Capitol 3793]
written by Fred Fisher
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as Mr Acker Bilk & The Paramount Jazz Band
instrumental [Reprise 20,090]
written by Felix Bernard, Fred Fisher
& Johnny S. Black
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[Decca 25637]
written by Alfred Bryan & Fred Fisher
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[Columbia 44622]
written by Billy Rose & Fred Fisher
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written by Fred Fisher
& Doris Fisher
