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So my guest today is Lisa Fisher now. You may know her name, but even if you don't know

her name, you do very likely know her voice. She is a mesmerizing vocalist. She spent

decades touring with and recording with the Rolling Stones, Luther Vandross, Sting,

Keynaterner, Nine-inch Nail, Springsteen, and so many others that that earth shaking

voice you hear alongside Mick Jagger on Gimischelter, that's Lisa and so many other places where

you may have been humming along with it or singing along and not knowing it was her. She

also recorded and toured on her own in the early 90s. Erna Gramme was featured in the Oscar

winning documentary, 20 feet from Stardom. And for the last five years, Lisa has been selling

at Venue's worldwide with her band, Grand Bataan. Interesting thing is that for Lisa growing up

in a neighborhood where loss was really a part of her existence, she felt like a perpetual

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