ABOUT CHARLES FISHER
Still in love with making records, Charles Fisher is currently based in his home studio in Melbourne. He is renowned for his great ears (finding and developing talent; selecting hits), his canny arrangement skills and his psychological skills, getting the best out of a range of personalities. The extraordinarily versatile ‘song doctor’ is at home with rock guitars (Radio Birdman, Hoodoo Gurus), popular and orchestral arrangements (Olivia Newton-John, Air Supply, The Seekers), and many other forms including pop and electronica (Savage Garden, ). His ability to work sympathetically with female artists is clear from successful releases he produced for Judith Durham, Olivia Newton-John, Electric Pandas and ARIA-Award- winning Gyan. At the APRA Wards, Fisher was awarded the Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music (APRA).
Hit acts originally unsigned and unwanted – but believed in, developed and produced on spec by Fisher – include duo Savage Garden (whose self-titled debut sold over 18 million albums worldwide) and (on Fisher’s co-owned Trafalgar Productions –the band so
FISHER, CHARLES, lawyer, politician, and judge; b. 15 Aug. or 16 Sept. at Fredericton, N.B., eldest son of Peter Fisher and Susanna Williams; d. 8 Dec. at Fredericton.
Peter Fisher, a merchant and lumber operator of loyalist ancestry, is noted for his Sketches of New Brunswick (), the first historical study published in the province. More a description than a history, the book was highly critical of those big businessmen who exploited the province while contributing nothing to its progress. Charles Fisher seems to have been influenced by his father’s point of view on this subject.
Charles Fisher was educated at the Fredericton Collegiate School and at King’s College (University of New Brunswick), where he received a ba in He turned to the study of law under the attorney general, George Frederick Street*, was admitted attorney to the New Brunswick bar in and, after a stay at one of the Inns of Court in England, became a barrister in He started his practice in Fredericton where, in September , he married Amelia Hatfield, by whom he had four sons and four daughters.
Almost as soon as he was admitted to the bar, Fisher turned to politics, running unsu
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Fisher, Charles (), judge and politician, was born in Fredericton, New Brunswick, on September 16, , the son of Peter Fisher, and Susanna Williams. He was educated at King's College, Fredericton (B.A., ), studied law, and was called to the bar of New Brunswick in (Q.C., ). In he was elected to represent York in the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, in the Liberal interest, and he continued to hold this seat with but slight interruption until , when he retired from political life. He was a member of the Executive Council from to ; and in he became prime minister and attorney-general. His government resigned on the prohibitory liquor law question in , but was returned to power the following year, and he remained in office until , when he resigned owing to questions arising out of a Crown Lands investigation, though he kept his seat as a private member. In he attended the Quebec Conference as a delegate from New Brunswick, and his advocacy of Confederation cost him his seat in the election of In , however, he was re-elected for his old const
FISHER, CHARLES, avocat, homme politique et juge, né le 15 août ou le 16 septembre à Fredericton, N.-B., fils aîné de Peter Fisher et de Susanna Williams, décédé dans la même ville le 8 décembre
Peter Fisher, marchand et négociant de bois, d’ascendance loyaliste, est connu pour son ouvrage, Sketches of New Brunswick, qui parut en et qui est la première étude historique publiée dans cette province. L’ouvrage est une description plutôt qu’un récit et critique sévèrement les hommes d’affaires importants qui exploitaient alors la province sans en favoriser le progrès. Il semble que les opinions de Peter Fisher à ce sujet aient influencé son fils.
Charles Fisher fit ses études à Fredericton Collegiate School et à King’s College (University of New Brunswick) où il reçut un diplôme de bachelier ès arts en Il entreprit ensuite des études de droit sous la direction du procureur général, George Frederick Street*, et fut admis au Barreau du Nouveau-Brunswick en Après un stage en Angleterre dans une des écoles de droit, il devint avocat en Il commença à exercer sa profession à Fredericton où, en septembre , il épousa Amelia Hatfield, qui lui donna quatre fil
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