My favorite people are songwriters
My favorite people are songwriters
My favorite people are songwriters
How lucky am I to have written so many songs with the great Charlie Black!?!
Songwriting Soul Mates
My favorite people are songwriters
My favorite people are songwriters
Hanging out with one of my all-time favorite songwriters, Freddy Weller.
Dancing with Dreams
My favorite people are songwriters
Dancing with Dreams
Wrote the song Dancing with Dreams with Phil Vassar and Charlie Black. This photo was taken on location for my daughter's film I Only Miss You When I'm breathing, which Phil starred in. Makeup artist also in this photo.
The Duke
My favorite people are songwriters
Dancing with Dreams
Bobby with John Wayne “the Duke” working on a recording project.
The Tune Sharks
Sonny Throckmorton
The Tune Sharks
Bobby Fischer and the Tune Sharks
Roy Clark
Sonny Throckmorton
The Tune Sharks
Bobby Fischer at Roy Clark’s ranch in Oklahoma. Also included Colonel Sanders.
Goober Lindsey
Sonny Throckmorton
Sonny Throckmorton
Bobby Fischer hanging with Goober Lindsey recording The Unluckiest Songwriter in Nashville.
Sonny Throckmorton
Sonny Throckmorton
Sonny Throckmorton
Sonny Throckmorton signing a management contract with Bobby and writing songs like, Temporarily Yours.
Nashville Songwriters
Nashville Songwriters
Nashville Songwriters
At Nashville Songwriters Association meeting with Richard Leigh, Clint Black, Jim Rushing and Tom Schuyler.
Buck and Ray
Nashville Songwriters
Nashville Songwriters
Bobby showing songs to Buck Owens and Ray Pillow at Capital Records.
Eddy Arnold
Nashville Songwriters
Ferlin Huskey
Bobby with Eddy Arnold at Eddy’s birthday party after recording Bob’s song What in Her World Did I Do?
Ferlin Huskey
Nashville Songwriters
Ferlin Huskey
Hanging with Ferlin Huskey.
Baby's Gone
Checkers with Robbi
Checkers with Robbi
At Tommy Overstreet’s session recording Baby’s Gone. Also pictured: Charlie Black, Jerry Gillespie, Rocco Mareno and Jack Barlow.
Checkers with Robbi
Checkers with Robbi
Checkers with Robbi
Bobby Fischer, not the chess player, the songwriter and sometimes checker player. Who’s winning Bobby or his son Robbi?
The Duke
Checkers with Robbi
Garth Brooks
Bobby Fischer with John Wayne “the Duke” working on a recording project.
Garth Brooks
Checkers with Robbi
Garth Brooks
Bobby Fischer and Garth Brooks
Back in the day, Garth used to sing song demos for me for $45. I may call to see if his price has gone up. :)
REBA
MARGO PRICE
More REBA
Reba McEntire, Bobby Fischer, Charlie Black and Austin Roerts at the number one party for You Lie.
More REBA
MARGO PRICE
More REBA
Reba McEntire, Bobby Fischer, Charlie Black and Austin Roerts at the number one party for You Lie.
Blackhawk
MARGO PRICE
MARGO PRICE
At the Platinum party with Blackhawk for our song Goodbye Says It All.
MARGO PRICE
MARGO PRICE
MARGO PRICE
Bobby, Helen and Margo at the Country Music Hall of Fame.
The guitar I originally gave Margo was a part of her exhibit. How fun is that?
Spady Brannan
Writing a country musical
Spady Brannan
Bobby and songwriting great Spady Brannan
Songwriters!
Writing a country musical
Spady Brannan
Hangin' with songwriting greats Tommy Rocco, Cliff Downes
The love of my life
Writing a country musical
Writing a country musical
Every love song I write is for my sweet wife
Writing a country musical
Writing a country musical
Writing a country musical
Working on a Christmas country musical with David Finch and Lori.
Bobby Fischer Bio
Bobby Fischer (August 5th, 1935) is an American country music songwriter and former Nashville recording artist whose songs have been recorded by numerous other artists across six decades. Born in Wilton, Iowa, quit a good day job and moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 1970 in search of a career in the music business[1] after more than a decade of performing in the Midwest with various country bands, including Bobby Fischer and the Tunesharks, with whom he recorded the single “All Together Now.”[2] He had been signed to Buddy Killen’s Dial record label as an artist in Nashville before moving there, [1, 2] but his career as a recording artist was short-lived. He later found success as a record promoter and producer while still occasionally performing on the road, and became one of Nashville’s best-known songwriters in the 1970s and 1980s.
He married Helen Fischer and they had two children Robbi and Lori. Then he finally found major songwriting success in 1990 with Reba McEntire’s recording of “You Lie,” which he co-wrote with Austin Roberts and Charlie Black, and which went to #1 on the Billboard country charts.[3] Fischer’s songs have also been recorded by George Jones, Conway Twitty, Faron Young, Eddy Arnold, Charley Pride, Vern Gosdin, Phil Vassar, BlackHawk, George “Goober” Lindsey and many dozens more. His most recent cut is of his song “Roughneck,” which was recorded by Nashville punk-country band Vladopus9.[4] Personal Fischer is the great-uncle of roots country star Margo Price, who learned to play on a Gibson guitar he gave her.[5]