Dave Fisher(1940-2010)

Music Department
Composer
Producer

Dave Fisher was born on 19 July 1940 in New Haven, Connecticut, USA. He was a composer and producer, known for Cover Up (1984), 18 Wheels of Justice (2000) and The Highwayman (1987). He was married to Candace Crawford, Melanie Barron and Elaine Haagen. He died on 7 May 2010 in Rye, New York, USA.

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Known for

Cover Up

7.7

TV Series

Music Department

18 Wheels of Justice

5.8

TV Series

Music Department

The Highwayman

6.6

TV Series

Music Department

The Incredible Hulk

7.0

TV Series

Soundtrack

Credits

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Music Department

18 Wheels of Justice
5.8
TV Series
- source music supervisor
- 2000–2001
Pensacola: Wings of Gold
6.1
TV Series
- music supervisor
- 1997–2000
Reasons of the Heart
5.9
- music editor
- 1996
The Secret Agent Club
3.5
- supervising music editor
- 1996
Fast Money
5.7
- music supervisor
- 1996
One West Waikiki
6.8
TV Series
- music supervisor
- composer: additional music
- 1995–1996
Beastmaster III: The Eye of Braxus
4.0
TV Movie
- music supervisor
- 1996
The Babysitter's Seduction
5.5
TV Movie
- music editor
- 1996
Wounded Heart
5.9
TV Movie
- music editor
- 1995
P.S.I. Luv U
7.4
TV Series
- music supervisor
- 1991–1992
Follow That Sleigh
Video
- arranger
- 1990
1st & Ten
6.6
TV Series
- composer: main title song
- composer: additional music (as Dave Fischer)
- 1984–1988
Glory Years
5.7
TV Movie
- musical director
- 1987
The Highwayman
6.6
TV Series
- music arranger: source music
- 1987
Half Nelson
6.7
TV Series
- source music arranger
- 1985

Composer

Producer

Personal details

Official site
- The Highwaymen
Alternative names
- Dave Fischer
Born
- July 19, 1940
- New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Died
- May 7, 2010
- Rye, New York, USA(myelofibrosis)
Spouses
Publicity listings
- 1 Pictorial

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Trivia
Formed the folk group The Highwaymen in 1958. Had a #1 hit with the Civil War-era African-American spiritual "Michael (Row the Boat Ashore)" in 1961. The song was previously recorded by Bob Gibson, and later recorded by Harry Belafonte, Trini López, and Pete Seeger.