Eddie Fisher - Magic Fingers I Wanna Go Where You Go Do What You Do Then Ill Be Happy

Review by Ario Wirawan

Eddie Fisher's album "Magic Fingers: I Wanna Go Where You Go Do What You Do Then I'll Be Happy" is a classic record that captures the essence of the 1950s pop music era. The album features Fisher's signature smooth vocals and a mix of upbeat and slower ballads.

The title track, "Magic Fingers," is a playful tune about a piano player who has a magic touch when it comes to music. The song is fun and catchy, and Fisher's vocals are perfectly suited for the upbeat tempo.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Any Time," a romantic ballad about a man who will always be there for his lover, and "Tell Me Why," a melancholic song about a broken relationship.

Summary by Ario Wirawan

"Magic Fingers: I Wanna Go Where You Go Do What You Do Then I'll Be Happy" is an excellent album that showcases Eddie Fisher's talent as a singer and his ability to captivate audiences with his smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics. The album is a must-listen for fans of 1950s pop music and anyone who appreciates good music.