Lisa Fischer

Lisa Fischer, (born in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, New York in the mid 1960s), is an African American R&B and adult contemporary singer, known for her 1991 hit "How Can I ease the pain" and her abilities in the whistle register .

Lisa Fischer, (born in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, New York in the mid 1960s), is an African American R&B and adult contemporary singer, known for her 1991 hit "How Can I ease the pain" and her abilities in the whistle register .

Fischer reached dizzying hits in 1991, but quickly vanished in the mid 90s from mainstream attention, like fellow R&B coloratura soprano Shanice Wilson. She is credited as having a very strong, dulcet sounding singing voice easily accessing the whistle register. This high vocal range can be heard in her biggest hit "How can I ease the pain" off her debut solo album "So Intense". The song, which was the first single off the album, displayed Fisher's ability to adlib up to a G6. The song earned her a Grammy Award in 1992 for 'Best Female R&B Vocal Performance'.