  LFO (Lyte Funkie Ones) consists
of Rich Cronin, Brad Fischetti, and Devin
Lima and formed in Orlando, Florida. Cronin
was finding success as a musician in the
Boston area and decided to form a group after
meeting Fischetti (a model) in Florida. As a
duo they began to work on their music and
dancing and by 1999 had added Lima to finish
off the trio.
 # 30
Singles Artist of the Year
LFO hit the Top 40 with "Summergirls."
The single "Summergirls"was certified
gold.
 LFO hit the Top 10 with "Summergirls" as the single
was certified platinum
LFO released their debut LP, LFO.
"Summergirls" topped the
Billboard Hot 100 Singles Sales chart for 6
weeks.
LFO was certified gold.
LFO hit the Top 40 with "Girl On TV."
 LFO hit the Top 10 with "Girl On TV" which was also
certified gold.
LFO was certified
platinum.
LFO toured with
the 'N
Sync, Backstreet
Boys, and L.L. Cool J.
 # 65
Singles Artist of the Year
LFO hit the Top 40 with "I Don't Wanna Kiss You."
LFO hit the Top 40 with "Westside Story."
 # 57
Singles Artist of the Year
 LFO released Life
Is Good with the first single "Every Other Time" hitting the Top
40. Cronin has described the new LP as
"...a little bit of rock, a little funk
and a lot of hip-hop."
LFO hit the Top 10 with "Every Other Time."
 LFO hit the Top 40 with "Life Is Good."
 # 123
Singles Artist of the Year
LFO could be heard on the
soundtrack to Longshot with "Me (Boom
Shelak, Boom)."
# 278 on the Top Pop Artists
of the Past 25 Years chart.
Cronin lost his battle with
acute myelogenous lukemia (diagnosed in 2005)
at the age of 35.
Lima died on November 21st after
loosing his battle with cancer at the age of
41.
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