Clare Fischer discography

This is the discography for American jazz musician Clare Fischer.

As leader

As arranger

With Donald Byrd

  • September Afternoon (Discovery, 1982) – recorded in 1956 and 1957

With Gene Puerling
 (and The Hi-Lo's)

  • Suddenly It's the Hi-Lo's (Columbia, 1957) – uncredited, also piano
  • Ring Around Rosie (Columbia, 1957) – uncredited, also piano
  • Love Nest (Columbia, 1958) – uncredited, also piano
  • The Hi-Lo's and All That Jazz (Columbia, 1959) – also piano
  • This Time It's Love (Columbia, 1962)
  • Now - The Hi-Lo's! (Pausa, 1981) – also electric piano

 (and Singers Unlimited)

  • A Special Blend (MPS, 1976) – also electric piano

With Dizzy Gillespie

With Cal Tjader

With George Shearing

  • Shearing Bossa Nova (Fantasy, 1963)

With Stan Kenton

  • Stan Kenton Conducts the Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra (Capitol, 1965)

With David Raksin

  • 'Will Penny': Music from the Motion Picture and Other Themes (Dot, 1968) – arranged "Flugelhorn Samba"

With Hubert Laws

With Switch

With The Baylor University A Cappella Choir

  • Fairest Lord Jesus (Word, 1986) – hymn settings

With Desiree Coleman

  • Desiree (Motown, 1988) – string arrangement on "Until Tonight"

With Robert Palmer

With Paul McCartney

  • Flowers in the Dirt (EMI, 1989) – orchestral arrangement on "Distractions" and on "The Lovers That Never Were" (unreleased)

With Al Jarreau

  • Music From 'Do the Right Thing' (Motown, 1989) – string arrangement on "Never Explain Love""

With Paulyna Carraz

  • Paulyna Carraz (Melody, 1990) – string arrangements on "Delirio" and "Otra Vez" (also played piano on "Cosa Como Tu")[2]

With João Gilberto

  • João (Verve, 1991)

With Diane Schuur

  • In Tribute (GRP, 1992)

With Terry Trotter

  • It's About Time (MAMA, 1993) – also electric piano, liner notes

With Najee

  • Najee Plays Songs from the Key of Life: A Tribute to Stevie Wonder (Capitol, 1995), strings on "Village Ghetto Land"

With Chanticleer

  • Lost in the Stars (Teldec, 1996) - "In the Still of the Night" (Grammy nominee for "Best instrumental arrangement accompanied by vocals")

With John Pizzarelli

  • Let's Share Christmas (RCA, 1996)

With Carl Saunders

  • Eclecticism (SNL, 2000)

With Toni Braxton

  • Snowflakes (Arista, 2001) – string arrangements on "Santa Please," "Pretty Please" (Interlude), and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas"
  • More Than a Woman (Arista, 2002), orchestral arrangements

With Terri Walker

  • Untitled (Def Soul, Mercury, 2002) – conductor, string arrangements

As sideman

With Bud Shank

  • Bossa Nova Jazz Samba (Pacific Jazz, 1962) – piano
  • Brasamba (Pacific Jazz, 1963) – piano

With Cal Tjader

  • Cal Tjader Plays, Mary Stallings Sings (Fantasy, 1962) – piano, arrangements
  • Soña Libre (Verve, 1963) – organ, piano
  • Guarabe (Fantasy, 1977) – electric piano
  • Huracán (Crystal Clear, 1978) – electric piano
  • Here [live] (Fantasy, recorded 1977, released 1979) – electric piano

With Joe Pass

  • Catch Me (Pacific Jazz, 1963) – piano and organ

With The Jazz Crusaders

With Lenita Bruno

  • Work of Love (Nucleus, 1967) – keyboards

With Bill Stewart

  • The Bill Stewart Show. 500 (RU 24-8 [Dec. 1967]) (AFRTS, 1967) – LP recording of one-hour radio show with guest Clare Fischer [3]

With Ralph Carmichael

  • Songs of Living Hope (Stylist, 1967) – piano and organ

With Quincy Jones

With Moacir Santos

With Lalo Schifrin

With Disneyland Records [4]

  • Island at the Top of the World (DR ST-3814, 1974) – 'Storyteller' LP adaptation of feature film features Fischer adapting Maurice Jarre's score for organ.
  • Escape From Witch Island (DR ST-3809, 1975) – 'Storyteller' LP adaptation of feature film features Fischer adapting Johnny Mandel's score for organ.

With Laurindo Almeida

  • Virtuoso Guitar (Crystal Clear, 1977) – piano, electric piano (45 RPM limited edition)

With Art Pepper

  • Tokyo Debut [live] (Galaxy, 1977)

With Donald Byrd

  • Donald Byrd and 125th Street (Elektra, 1979)

With Bill Perkins

  • Many Ways to Go (Sea Breeze, 1980) – organ

With various artists

  • Black and White (Columbia, 1981)

With Sandi Shoemake

  • Slowly (Discovery, 1984)

With Lisa Rich

With Jon Crosse

  • Lullabies Go Jazz: Sweet Songs for Sweet Dreams (Jazz Cat, 1985)
  • Peter and the Wolf Play Jazz (Jazz Cat, 1989)

With Jeff Berlin

  • Pump It (Passport, 1986)
  • Taking Notes (Denon, 1997)
  • Crossroads (Denon, 1998)
  • In Harmony's Way (M.A.J. 2001)

With Larry Carlton

  • Christmas at My House (MCA, 1989) – electric piano

With Amy Grant

With Ettore Stratta & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

References

  1. ↑ About Clare Fischer (in Spanish)
  2. ↑ Email correspondence with Paulyna Carraz, 8 February 2012. Retrieved 2013-04-19.
  3. ↑ "Bill Stewart Show". LOC online. Retrieved 2013-03-12.
  4. ↑ Hollis, Tim; Ehrbar, Greg (2006). "Scrooge McDuck Strikes Again". Mouse Tracks: The Story of Walt Disney Records. Jackson, MS: University Press of Mississippi. p. 141. ISBN 1-57806-849-5.
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