Name: 1996-2001
Brand: Fun Lovin' Criminals

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CRB1138

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2019-07-11

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Fun Lovin' Criminals

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Chrysalis

Fun Lovin' Criminals is a band from New York City that was established in 1993. The band consists of Huey 'DiFontaine' Morgan on guitar and vocals, Brian 'Fast' Leiser on keys, bass, horns, and programming, and Mark Francis Reid (aka Frank Benbini aka The Rhythm Man aka Frank TRM) on drums. With their unique blend of rock, hip-hop, and jazz influences, Fun Lovin' Criminals has created a distinctive sound that has captivated audiences worldwide.
Since their formation, Fun Lovin' Criminals has released several successful albums and singles. Their debut album "Come Find Yourself" gained critical acclaim for its catchy tunes and clever lyrics. The band's hit single "Scooby Snacks" became an international success and solidified their place in the music industry.
Known for their energetic live performances and charismatic stage presence, Fun Lovin' Criminals continues to entertain fans with their infectious grooves and irresistible charm. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, Fun Lovin' Criminals is sure to leave you wanting more.

The roots of Chrysalis stretch back to a tiny flat in West London in 1967, when former university social secretaries, Chris Wright and Terry Ellis, linked their flair for managing and booking bands to form the Ellis Wright Agency. After trying to release their bands' records via other companies, they decided to start their own label.

In 1968, they signed a licensing deal with Island Records with the proviso that if their acts achieved an agreed number of hits, they would be awarded a label of their own. Within a year, this tally was reached and Chrysalis Records was born.

Over the years, Chrysalis went through various ownership changes. In 1985, Chris Wright bought out Terry Ellis and later sold the label to EMI in 1991. EMI was then acquired by Universal Music Group in 2012 before selling the Parlophone Label Group (including Chrysalis) to Warner Music Group in 2013.

1996-2001

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