Climie Fisher

Climie Fisher, a British duo consisting of vocalist Simon Climie and keyboardist Rob Fisher, emerged during the late '80s British Invasion alongside acts like Johnny Hates Jazz and Curiousity Killed the Cat, blending blue-eyed soul and light funk. Their debut album, Everything, released in 1988, featured hit singles like "Love Changes (Everything)" co-written with Dennis Morgan. Despite their success, the duo disbanded after their second album, with Fisher tragically passing away in 1999 at the age of 39. Climie continued his music career, collaborating with Eric Clapton on various projects such as Pilgrim and Riding With the King.

Climie Fisher's brief but impactful career marked a moment in the '80s British music scene, achieving notable success with hits like "Love Changes (Everything)." Following their split, Simon Climie continued to make waves in the music industry by collaborating with Eric Clapton on several acclaimed albums. Rob Fisher's unfortunate passing in 1999 marked the end of the duo, leaving behind a legacy of polished blue-eyed soul and light funk that resonated with audiences on both sides of the Atlantic.