Source Material: William S. Fischer – “Patience Is A Virtue”

William S. Fischer is a keyboardist, saxophonist, arranger, and composer from Shelby, Mississippi.  In the ’50s, he performed with artists like Ray Charles, Big Joe Turner, and Muddy Waters.   In the ’60s, Fischer was primarily an arranger and a session musician for jazz musicians; he worked with Herbie Mann, Les McCann, and Joe Zawinul.  In the ’70s, Fischer started recording his own music; he released his debut album, Circles (1970), on Embryo Records.  “Patience Is A Virtue” is the first song on the album, and it has a mean bass line.

William S. Fischer – “Patience Is A Virtue”