The life and legend of Frankie Lymon lives in Rock N Roll history. Beginning with a quick rise to fame and fortune in ’56 with “Why Do Fools Fall in Love” to his tragic death in ’68 in New York at his grandmother’s house, another victim of drugs, Frankie Lymon was the first black teen idol. His EP, “Frankie Lymon At The London Palladium,” released by Roulette Records and featuring “Goody Goody,” his last hit with the Teenagers, is worth up to $150.00 today.

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