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Roger Fisher We Need You! How Much How Many How Long

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On March 8, 2022, Fisher Brothers and the Human Tribe released a new single  - HOW MUCH HOW MANY HOW LONG.

Inspired by PETE SEEGER, and the blues-rich Mississippi Delta, the song reminds us of the importance of passing the torch on to our children, as they will inherit the
world we give them.

Roger wants the world to stand and give voice to the power that will rid us of the shadows of Darkness that would destroy us.

Roger Fisher, The Human Tribe - How Much How Many How Long // Official Music Video

 

THE WAR IN UKRAINE
 

 

WORLDWIDE HOMELESSNESS

 

OUR CHILDREN - OUR FUTURE

About Roger:

Guitars, Electric Sitar, Mandolin, Djembe, Vocals, Video

Roger Fisher was founding guitarist of the rock group Heart, globally known through the sales of more than 30 million albums. Roger has played in almost every major city in North America. He has also toured Europe, Japan, Australia, Uzbekistan and Russia, and performed at massive events in the Czech Republic, Japan, Canada and the United States for as many as 300,000 people at a single rock show. He has appeared on a multitude of television shows and television broadcasts for more than 60 million people in Europe.

Roger's philosophy and views are best described in his own words: “I’m not an atheist, nor do I conform to any religion. I belong to no political party. I believe in breathing.”

His timeless anthem guitar intro to Barracuda is frequently used in major sports broadcasts, political movements, etc. Tony Robbins refers to Barracuda as part of the turning point in his life. The opening riff of Barracuda was voted, by over a half million people via the magazine, Ultimate Classic Rock, “BEST GUITAR RIFF OF ALL TIME!”

The original line-up of Heart was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2013. Rog continues to release new material with brother Mike, aka Magic Man.

The One Vision Project encompasses all of Mike and Rog’s work, consisting of audio, visual, book formats, gaming, and live performances worldwide. The bros also design and create many really cool products: herbal tea; cologne; garments; jewelry; speaker systems, and guitars.

Explore Human Tribe Market

 

Fisher Brothers and the Human Tribe album 

Heart Of The Blues on Spotify


Follow Roger Fisher and Fisher Brothers and the Human Tribe:

Web: https://www.rogerfisher.com
YouTube: Fisher Bros and the Human Tribe
FB: Roger Fisher - Heart Guitar
IG: 
@rogerfishermusic
Twitter: @rrrog


 

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