Frankie Lymon's Tombstone Blues 1: The Teenagers

He was the first teenage rock and roll star, and many believe that 13 year-old Frankie Lymon, along with the Teenagers, helped to change the music business in the 1950s. The Teenagers featured a unique group harmony style that matched perfectly with their lead singer’s stellar voice and stage presence. Their youth and exuberance enabled them to headline shows across the country and help break the color barrier for minority rock and roll acts to appear on national television.

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Best Albums Of 2020: Two Views

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Ch.10 "The Birth Of Motown"

Michigan Rock and Roll History

Ch. 10 - “The Birth of Motown”

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Ch. 9 "Berry Gordy Jr. and Jackie Wilson"

Michigan Rock and Roll History

Ch. 9 - "Berry Gordy Jr. and Jackie Wilson"

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Ch. 8 "No Words (The Instrumentals)"

Michigan Rock and Roll History

History Ch. 8 - "No Words (The Instrumentals)" 

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Ch. 7 "Record Men"

Michigan Rock and Roll History

Ch. 7 - "Record Men"

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Ch. 6 "Rockabilly Cats"

Michigan Rock and Roll History

Ch. 6 - "Rockabilly Cats"

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