Frankie Lymon (1942-1968) was a renowned singer and songwriter, whose musical influence continues to be felt across generations. Lymon achieved fame at the age of 12 in 1954, when his group, Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers, released their hit song "Why Do Fools Fall in Love". With his strong falsetto voice, Lymon captured the attention and the hearts of many people and helped to define a generation of music. He went on to perform with The Teenagers extensively, turning out a number of chart-topping hits including "I'm Not A Juvenile Delinquent", "Goody Goody", and "Baby, Baby". Lymon's influence and impact extended to other musicians. Throughout his career, he played with a number of bands and musicians, inspiring many of his contemporaries. He also had a long and successful solo career. At the age of 25, Frankie Lymon died on February 28th, 1968. He will be remembered as a legendary musician, whose legacy will live on through his timeless music.