FRANKIE LYMON'S "LEGENDARY" TEENAGERS
	HIT SINGLES INCLUDE "Why Do Fools Fall In Love" "The ABC's Of Love" "Teenage Love" "Paper Castles"

With the release of the Warner Brothers motion picture Why Do Fools Fall In Love, in the summer of 1998, interest was re-kindled in Frankie Lymon &  the Teenagers. In the 1950's, the youngsters proved that teens could sing their own music and smash through social and ethnic barriers. With their first million selling crossover hit Why Do Fools Fall In Love, they influenced, inspired and opened the doors for Michael Jackson, the Jackson 5, Madonna, Paul Simon, Diana Ross & the Supremes, the Temptations, Ronnie Dyson, Take 6, Ronnie Spector, Billy Joel, Boys II Men, and Ringo Starr; as publicly attested to by these artists.

The first Rock 'n Roll/Pop act to succeed internationally, the Teenagers took the country of Panama by storm and had the distinct honor of representing Americas new music before the Queen of England, in a Command Performance during their ground breaking engagement at the famed London Palladium.

The Teenagers still appear throughout the world, having  performed to standing ovations for thousands of adoring fans in two return visits to the United Kingdom, in the mid 1990's and again in 2002. People came from as faraway as Germany, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Paris and Australia to see these musical innovators

The group has appeared in three motion pictures; Rock, Rock, Rock, Mister Rock n Roll, both with Alan Freed and Joey. Their songs have also been featured on the soundtracks of such blockbusters as American Graffiti and American Hot Wax.

August 28, 1998 saw the release of Warner Bros./Rhinos biopic Why Do Fools Fall In Love starring Halle Berry, Vivica A. Fox, Lela Rochon, Larenz Tate, Little Richard, Ben Vereen and Paul Mazursky.

The Teenagers have also been the subject of a PBS documentary, I Promise To Remember, a 1999 cable television profile, a BBC Special,The Song, released in 1996 and shown extensively throughout Europe. Proving that they are truly multi-faceted, they've also starred in their own Off-Broadway musical revue entitled Why Do Fools Fall In Love.

Nominated for the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame every year from its inception, they were finally accorded that prestigious honor by being inducted in Los Angeles in January of 1993.  This was followed in February 1994 by a Star being placed on Hollywood's Walk of Fame.

They are also proud members of the United In Group Harmony (U.G.H.A.) Hall of Fame. In October 2000, the Teenagers were inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame, and on March 29, 2002, the group was inducted into the Doo Wop Hall of Fame of America.

Frankie Lymons "Legendary" Teenagers were proud to be a part of the groundbreaking PBS blockbuster Doo Wop 51" which debuted around the country on December 2, 2000.

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