Philip Fisher

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
• [[Philip (Phil) Fisher (born 1951). Musician and music executive. Started his career after attending an audition for the 60's song writing duo John Carter and Ken Lewis at the early age of 14. Worked at Southern Music in Denmark Street and featured on many demos and songs working with artists like Roger Cook, Tony McCauley, Tony Burrows. He became a member of Wavelength who in 1983 had a hit with Hurry Home. His work with record companies led him to work in publishing and in the A&R departments and eventually became a consultant. He eventually formed a management company called Fisher-Varnom with a colleague from Virgin Records John Varnom and went on to become MD of Universe Records and Falcon Records GBH. He later formed an understanding with Mike Smith formally with the Dave Clark Five and wrote and recorded Jingles having secured the contract for the de-regularised radio station in the mid 80's.