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* [[Philip Edward Fisher]] (born 1979), British classical pianist |
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* [[Philip Fisher (author)]] (born 1941), an author and academic in English literature at [[Harvard University]] |
* [[Philip Fisher (author)]] (born 1941), an author and academic in English literature at [[Harvard University]] |
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Phil Fisher born 1951 is a session musician, songwriter, Music executive and artists manager, featuring on many 60's and 70's records. member of "Wavelength" in the 80's |
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Philip Fisher may refer to:
- Philip Fisher (1596–1652), a.k.a. Thomas Copley, English religious leader
- Philip Arthur Fisher (1907–2004), entrepreneur & author
- Philip "Fish" Fisher (fl. c. 1980), American musician, member of band Fishbone
- Philip Fisher (died 1776), Bristol architect who designed Shire Hall, Monmouth
- Philip Edward Fisher (born 1979), British classical pianist
- Philip Fisher (author) (born 1941), an author and academic in English literature at Harvard University
Phil Fisher born 1951 is a session musician, songwriter, Music executive and artists manager, featuring on many 60's and 70's records. member of "Wavelength" in the 80's
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