Plowman/Fisher Music

Dean Plowman and LeWayne Fisher have been performing most of their lives either in bands or solo. Dean’s first interest was classical; he has been playing rock, country, and jazz.
He has had a varying interest of study ranging from Classical to Jazz to Rock and in different aspects from rock bands, blues bands. Dean studied music under the famous RI guitarist Leo Amatrano.
He has performed with groups like the Neighborhoods, Down City, Driftway Jazz, and much solo and duet work. Dean also spent two years as Faial's restaurant house guitarist. Cocktails parties, weddings, and restaurants are his specialty.
He learns a new song every week to meet his customers' suggestions and interest. Dean continues to hone his skills by remaining active in the music by actively gigging and teaching.
LeWayne grew up in Indiana and played over a 100 shows a year, throughout Indiana, Ohio and Michigan with the classic rock band, Cadillac Ranch. He also performed with the Mark Van Cleave Jazz Orchestra, before moving to New England in 2011, where he was able to explore his love for big band jazz. The MVCJO covered music by Maynard Ferguson, Tito Puente, Arturo Sandoval and many more.
Since moving east, he played for a time with the contemporary country band Smoke and Ginger, with whom he recorded the Meeting Street Telethon music video, used for two years, to open the show. LeWayne played with the rock band, Next Stop, and has had a chance to explore his love for jazz by playing the low groove in the contemporary jazz group, Project Flynn and straight-ahead jazz groups, Expresso, and the Frank Castle Trio.
Dean and LeWayne have been performing together for several years throughout New England.