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IS IT THE ORIGINAL? 🎵 SUGAR SUGAR by The ARCHIES
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2021
- This is our first time listening to The Archies. Sugar Sugar is another song that sounds oddly familiar.
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I got this song for free on the back of a cereal box. You’d cut out the back of the box and play it on your record player. I’m old🤷🏻♂️
yep
Holy crap i forgot about that
Yep, also Monkee records.
Same here , blast from the past!
I'm with ya.
I'm so old that I remember this song was put on a square, cardboard backed record, that came on the back of cereal boxes...I got my copy and I was so happy lol.. it played great! Great reaction. Thank you. 😊
I so forgot all about that!!!! I guess I can say that I am so old too! It seems just like yesterday! Thank you for remembering that!
SAME!! Also “ABC (Easy As 123)” by the Jackson 5!!!
The only record I got like that was from the Bloom County comics, in the book "Billy and the Boingers Bootleg". The record was floppy and had 2 songs on it, supposedly by the fictional band in the comics.
Ha! I was just thinking that too, along with one of my motorcycle magazines that came with a tear-out insert promo advertisement 45 record of a Kawasaki Ninja that was doing a speed shift take off acceleration, and if you correctly guessed the rpm that the bike was being shifted at, you could win some kind of prize.
@@3DJapan I still have my 1987 copy of the "Billy and the Boingers" book and record in a box somewhere in my attic. The A side is "I'm A Boinger" and the B side is "U-Stink-But-I-♥-U". These songes were 1st and 2nd place winners for a contest held by author/illustrator Berkeley Breathed.
This is what we called 'bubblegum music' because it was aimed towards pre-teens and teenagers. I remember buying ARCHIE comic books, watching THE ARCHIE SHOW on Saturday mornings, (BTW, Sabrina The Teen-Age Witch was an Archies character), and of course listening to this sweet and joyful music!
They kind of made fun of 'Bubblegum' as a genre in the rock opera Phantom of the Paradise. They should think of maybe doing 'The Hell of It' from that soundtrack. I've also always thought that they'd love the full version of Vangelis and Jon Anderson from Yes, doing 'of Mr. Cairo.'
Sabrina spawned the Groovie Ghoulies, who were her cousins & who got their own sat morning tv show.
Took the memories right outta my brain 👍
Yes
Some people to this day, like many back then, dismiss this song as simple and childish. My reply: if it's so easy to write a hit, feel free to show us all how it's done.
LOL, Lex got the look of a little girl in a candy shop, Brad looks like he's saying to himself, "what is this crap?" I'm pretty sure this song has been used in thousands of TV and radio commercial jingles.
You godda bee ona ur hat.
I watched the Archie’s cartoon every Saturday morning. I also bought their comic books. This was around 1968 or 69. I was 7 or 8 years old then
I was 11 when this came out in 1969, and it was all over the airwaves after debuting on the Archies cartoon on Saturday morning. A HUGE pop phenomenon at the time.
I was 9. Good times. Lived in Maryland....army brat.
11 here also....Happy B-Day to you....
yep 11 too.
17married and pregnant
This is what they used to call "Bubble gum" music. I believe it is the original and all the radio stations played it because it was so innocent.
Innocent…except for all of the double entendres 😅
This song is a result of the collaboration of pure music royalty. Written by Jeff Barry and Andy Kim, and sung by Ron Dante and Toni Wine. Their CVs are just mindblowing.
Andy Kim also had a hit called "Rock Me Gently"
@@kenharness7430 Artist: Andy Kim
Label: Capitol
Country: USA
Catalogue: 3895
Date: May 1974
A great song that I always thought was Neil Diamond !
Written mainly by Andy Kim, Jeff added some guitar and percussion arrangements but both are credited. Andy also sung on it.
Interview with Andy Kim about the song and getting it produced. th-cam.com/video/Cx-Hhb8KKJE/w-d-xo.html
Well INFORMED KUDOS SIR ENJOY THE NEW YEAR 🙏
The 60s and 70s where the greatest decades for catchy songs.
Fictional band, based on a comic book. The writer, Jeff Barry, wrote lots of 60s hits.
If there ever was a tune that reflects Lex's character, maybe it's this one!
This was my request during the "food live stream". I knew she would love it, and that they'd both "know" it.
I say checkout chicka boom chicka boom.
Lex's reaction reminded me of my sister with the giggles. 5 thumbs up on this reaction from Lex.
One could not escape this song in 1969. I was a senior in high school. Led Zeppelin had released I & II that year and my musical interests swerved in a new direction...
The Archies had another hit that my older sister used to play ALL OF THE TIME back in the late 1960s and early 1970s titled "Jingle Jangle". That one was also featured in their cartoon.
I LOVE Jingle Jangle; that song is 🔥
Ah. And now Jingle Jangle is a drug on Riverdale. Dark Archie days, indeed.
@@rafeangell4733 Glad I never watched it.
Lex cracks me up. She’s so cute.
Right!!!
Definitely
The great, Andy Kim, wrote this and is singing it. This IS the original, yes. 1968.
Absolutely the original and huge pop song played all the time on radio!
Total teeny-bopper tune, but I confess to loving this song from the moment I heard it upon release, when I was aged 13...
Lex, I believed this song tickled you in your soul😎As it did all of us back in 1969 or 70 I think
I was 13 when this song came out in 1969 and I still love The Archies. "Sugar Sugar" was their biggest hit (and the #1 song of 1969) but they also had Top 40 hits with "Bang Shang A Lang", "Jingle Jangle" and "Who's Your Baby?". Their song "Sunshine" only reached #57 but IMO is nearly as good as "Sugar Sugar" while "Get on the Line" was not released as a single but should have been and I enjoy many other songs from their 5 albums. Ron Dante was the lead singer and later produced many of Barry Manilow's albums and hit songs. Ron Dante was also the lead singer of The Cuff Links who had a Top 10 hit "Tracy" while "Sugar Sugar" was still in the Top 10.
Get On The Line was covered in the UK by The Sweet (it didnt really sell but its a good cover)
This came out when I was young. The Archies was a cartoon based on a comic book on Sat mornings (that used to be a BIG thing for kids) This was a popular song on the radio but it was made for the cartoon show. They had another hit called Bang Shang-a-lang.
OMG I had this album in the 1st grade and I had forgotten about Bang Shang e lang until you brought it up.
@@McShaganpronouncedShaegen they had the records on Honeycomb cereal boxes too that you could cut out and play on a record player.
@@Hobodeluxe960 Now that you mention it, I remember those Honeycomb box records too.
The other Archies song I remember was called "Jingle Jangle".
Went to a concert a couple years ago called "HAPPY TOGETHER" tour.
Ron Dante was a featured artist and he is the one who wrote this song and performed it. The Archie's were a cartoon band that I loved watching as a kid. They had other songs but this one was their big hit.
At the concert, Ron Dante played this song with the projection of the cartoon behind them. While performing the song, I saw many moms & dads had their kids and singing and holding their kids hands dancing in place saying THIS is music we grew up with.
IT WAS A GREAT SHOW.
did you know this song was offered to the Beach Boys who turned it down flat.
Another pop masterpiece! It NEVER gets old and I ALWAYS want to hear it. 'nuff said...
When I was a kid I cut this record off of the back of a cereal box ✌🤘
And ruined your dad's stylus. lol
@@unholydriver4987 my mom's fault lol
Check out Neil Diamond's "I'm a Believer", which was written for The Monkees' TV Show, and was also produced by Jeff Barry.
Catchy tune, and is the reason Barry needed someone to carry on after Neil bailed.
Check out Neil Diamond's "Hot August Night" from the Greek Theater on August 24, 1972.
The best era for Neil Diamond, although he was very successful following that, and is "as big as (maybe even bigger than) Elvis" to his fans.
He was an incredible singer, regardless of whether you're "into his music" or not.
After sampling some songs like "Cherry Cherry", "Sweet Caroline", "Solitary Man", "Cracklin' Rose", and "Kentucky Woman", the must-listen track from that album is "Holly Holy". If you listen to the tone and character of his voice on that song, especially the opening verses... then consider that this is after singing an entire concert... it's very impressive! NO AUTOTUNE.
Got this record on the back of a cereal box when I was a kid. Honey Combs or Sugar Smacks, can't remember which. My mom had to use the scissors to cut it. She didn't trust me. Have fun with it, Lex✌️
I remember it was Sugar Smacks but might have been others too
Believe it or not I still had my copy off of honey comb in the eighties and my oldest daughter found it and to this day it's still her favorite song
This and 4 Non Blondes “what’s up” are my 2 year old grandson’s favorite songs. “What’s Up” is his favorite, he sings it all day and even woke up and sang it and went back to sleep the other night 😂
Quite possibly the best tasting bubblegum to come out of the 60's.
One of my favorite songs ever ❤️
I was 9 when I first heard this in 1969! Thank goodness for older sisters! Lol
Lex is as bright and sweet as this song is. Pure joy!
There came a point when the Monkees rebeled and demanded a say in their own music. Up to that point music director Don Kirchner had been stocking the show with songs from his New York stable of writers like Neil Diamond and Carole King. He submitted Sugar Sugar but the band, already fighting accusations of being lightweight teeny bop sellouts, said no way. They eventually got him fired, so Kirchner decided to make a hit pop group that was utterly under his control, because they didn’t exist- The Archies! They had I think 6 albums of basically Saturday morning soundtrack pop music, and Sugar Sugar and Jingle Jangle were the biggest hits. There are books and TH-cam videos on bubblegum music, and a lot of it is both genius and dated garbage at the same time. Instantly hummable and also plastic product, but the kids at the time didn’t care. This was a time when every cartoon had its own band and so did live-action shows like The Partridge Family and even Sigmund And the Sea-Momsters. I was born in the early 70s so I caught the reruns later on in the decade, and then the 80s hit.
Loved Sigmund & the Sea-Monsters!!!
I remember having a big-ass crush on Laurie Partridge (Susan Dey)…and Karen Valentine of “Room 222”…and Kathy Garver from “Family Affair”.
That song will never,ever,get old.that was the innocent music back then.i used to watch them every Saturday morning.The Archie's
This is what used to be called Bubblegum Rock..
Lex, you are correct about Def Leppard being influenced by this song. Apparently, the first single that the singer ever bought as a kid was Sugar, Sugar by the Archies. I remember wondering the same thing a while back.
This was Saturday morning Cartoon, They were a commic book but this song was a big hit, i remember it being on back of cerel box, they had records you cut out and could play Such fun and such happy music
Very addictive…. Going to be in my head all night now
One of my 1st 45rpm record purchases. My older brother broke it in half because I played it on his stereo.
Should have played the flip, Melody Hill, which is a little harder, some great fuzz guitar on it ! - written by different writers to the A Side.
I remember this song when I was in grade school my Sister had all the Archie comics also they were pretty good thanks again y’all
I love how happy she is listening to this song.
It's happy and simple and has tambourines. It's been in commercials and movies and in the background your entire life!
This was actually a cartoon band from the comic strip Archie's in the 60s. Used to watch the show on Saturday mornings back in the 60s. Fun times.👍👍👍👍
When i was a kid i heard it on Radio then i remember watching cartoon as a teen.
Love this song❤
The crew of Apollo 12 played this song on the way to the moon in 1969. Now you guys have something in common with the space program.
Bubblegum music & Saturday morning cartoons !!!!
Ahhhhh….
Being a kid in the 60s & 70s was so AMAZING !!!❤❤❤
I remember watching the Archie's cartoons on Saturday morning and reading the comic book😊
This song got a lot of radio play in its day. That annoyed me to no end. I was very proud of enjoying more meaningful, and complicated music as a junior in High School. There was so much great music in 1969, and this is what the radio stations chose to play.
I really enjoyed your trip to Publix today. This song should have been playing over the stores PA. while you two were shopping. And my hooptie by sir mix alot while you were in Brad's truck
Archie was a comic and TV cartoon. Lots of bands out of TV in the wake of the Monkees. For another great one, try the Partridge Family's "I Think I Love You" or "I Woke Up in Love This Morning."
My favorite bubblegum song. It went number one all over the world in 69. It also inspired Def Leppard’s Pour some sugar on me.
I used to sing and dance to this when I was a little girl! I'm 55 yrs old now :)
My Grandaughter Loves Dancing to this song ..
The Archies was also a comic book series. My sister loved them and I used to check them out too. I watched the cartoons too.
Catchy bubble gum pop and reached #1 in the US in 1970 also well known Internationally. This song has inspired many a line dance performance which can be seen all over various internet sites.
there is just something about this song, always like this song - must be as a kid watching the Archies cartoon show
God i love this song.
😆 I remember the Archies, a cartoon, and The Monkees, a show of actual people (well, characters in a kiddy show, not actual people), every Saturday morning when I was a wee tad back in the early 70s. Never missed an episode! 😆👍
The Archies were a fictional band - the characters of the old "Archie" comic series, made into a Saturday morning TV show, and made into a band. Archie, Reggie, Jughead, Veronica, and Betty all were in the band. The actual music was written and performed by top-notch session musicians - writers Jeff Barry and Andy Kim, and performers Ron Dante and Toni Wine were the core. Modern teen-angst soap "Riverdale" - which is based very loosely on the original comics - has a variation on the Archies, as well - playing some of the original Archies music.
The Archies were created by Don Kirchner, whose experience with "The Monkees" made him unwilling to work with live musicians - Kirchner wanted a TV band over which he had complete control - and thus the Archies were created.
In many ways, the Archies were the forerunners of both live action and animated bands to come: The Partridge Family (live action), Josie and the Pussycats (animated), and even Gorillaz are to varying degrees derived from the Archies!
Most of the "band"s music was released on vinyl - Sugar Sugar was their biggest hit, with "Who's Your Baby?", "Bang-Shang-A-Lang", and "Jingle Jangle" all getting into the Top 40 as well.
It has been used in soooo many TV commercials.
That's how you plant things deeply in the mind, subliminally.
Imagine how many things you know due to that process.
Things you don't even realize you know!
I remember seeing this song being played in the Archie's cartoon.
A Pop Masterpiece…….Pure, Simple & Catchy
I completely agree! What a infectious Hook!
Was commissioned for the cartoon, and they DESTROYED the assignment. Just ridiculously good work for what they were attempting to do. As legendary a job assignment as as ever been done.
The Archies were a fictional band made up of cartoon characters, like the Gorillaz, who Brad and Lex also reacted to recently.
Watched the Archie's every Saturday morning
There was a comic book of The Archie's. New one each month. Then a cartoon on television. Their music was pretty damned good for the late 60's or early 70's. I think they have a couple other commonly played songs. Thumbs up.
Didn't Josie and the Pussycats start out on the Archie's show also?
Yes the Monkey’s was a kids show too also there was a show with the Boogaloos
A lot of Today's bands are made up of what appear to be Cartoon Characters...
when I'm feeling sorry for myself, I get up.. throw this song on and deep clean something. xo
this is the quintessential bubble gum tune. simple, super catchy and sing-a-long. perfection.
They used to have this song and other 45s on the back of Kellogg's Corn Flacks. You cut is out and played it on a record player. Lex, you've got the rock girl rhythm.
This was my mom's music back in her teen years. She would play this when we were kids on her record player
You have GOT to hear the Wilson Pickett version. SO much soul!
This Bubblegum Hit was on the radio constantly when it was released in the summer of 1969. Wow! How did we go from the Archies, "Sugar Sugar" to "Whole Lotta Love" by Led Zeppelin, also released in 1969?
Cute sharing always comes before savage sharing. The inevitable slide down. That's why we have awesome music to remember the happy, innocent times when we didn't mind taking alternating chugs of a milkshake. lol.
OMG the memories...! This kind of stuff used to be called 'bubble-gum music' back then. So pure, sweet and catchy even today.
The first time it came out was in a cartoon called The Archies. ♥️❤️♥️❤️
Puppy love for me 30 years after the song came out... love it
I first heard this song when I was 8 years old. I watched the Archies cartoon show on Saturday morning. They played it a lot.
Lex is so cute. Cute personality. Ron Dante is the singer on Sugar Sugar. The Archies were a Saturday morning cartoon. The Monkees were first given the chance for it, but turned it down after Mike Neismith, Monkees guitarist, put his fist through the wall. Saying , " This could be your face". Good song.
I read Archies comics and watched the cartoon show. I remember the record on the back of cereal boxes and I actually bought the Archies album. This song peaked at #1 in 1969. Wow, I'm really old.....
Played in every roller skating rink during the ‘70’s.
I roller skated to that song so many times in the 70's!!! Great memories!!
Oh my goodness this takes me back. Yes, I too remember this 45 on the back of cereal boxes; good times.
This song comes from the Saturday morning cartoon "The Archie Show". It lasted one season and came from the comic book series of the same name that was very popular in the 50's and 60's. The songs were written by well known songwriters of the day and performed by studio musicians. This song spent 4 weeks at number one in 1969. "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" is a spin off series of this.
This is a song co-written by Andy Kim, a Canadian singer/songwriter. He couldn't get any interest from US record labels in the demo so he sold and recorded the song for the cartoon show The Archies. It went straight to number 1 and was record of the year for 1969. With this under his belt he was able to get a record deal, and had a couple of his, primarily Rock Me Gently, and Baby I love You. He later changed his (stage) name to Baron Longfellow.
The band Archies was part of a TV show developed for little kids on Saturday mornings. The Archies actually had a couple of hits - including this one.
Covers of Sugar Sugar include one by Sakkarin ( aka Jonathon King - good music but persona non grata now ). Other Archies cover is their song Get On The Line written by Jeff Barry by The Sweet
She really enjoyed her self. That's one of my favorite songs ❤️❤️
I was 7 years old when this song came out in 1969. It was the #1 song that year and sold 10+ million copies.
This kind of song was referred to as "bubble gum" pop or rock back in the day. Even though I was a hard rocker, I secretly LOVED this little bit of bubble gum.
i never knew this song was from like archie archie characters. i knew they sung in the old cartoons but never like this.
i like archie. i liked the weird mysteries cartoon, and i watch riverdale on the cw. i never read the comics, but i used to buy sonic the hedgehog comics, and archie comics writes that, so i would still always see archie in my comic books anyway. lol
It was the opening song to cartoon "The Archies" around 1970. Loved it
"Sugar, Sugar" has been featured in several films, such as Now and Then (1995), A Very Brady Sequel (1996), The Sandlot 2 (2005), The Magic Roundabout (2005), Bee Movie (2007) and The Campaign (2012)."
That song - either you hate it or you love it. Esp. with the comic about it - i have to love it. Its so catchy...
So sweet so innocent, that's what I am radio used to be I wish kids today could hear that kind of stuff
1969 was when this came out if Im not mistaken. The 60s were the best for one hit wonders and bubble gum rock. The best. I got to say, Lex's giggle is so infectious. Makes me giggle too.
I was 9 y.o. when this song came out........old memories.....lots of fun ). Love from Portugal
'Pour some sugar in me' is a different song. That was put out in the 80s by Def Leppard, a metal band. This song was done by the Archies in the late 60s.
This is definitely a Lex song. She was having so much fun with the song. I could see Lex jamming to it in the car with a happy vibe. Seeing Lex have so much fun with the song and just enjoying brought a smile.
Sugar Sugar reached No. 1 on the UK Singles chart in 1969 for eight weeks. Don Kirshner had originally wanted The Monkees to record "Sugar, Sugar" but the group rejected the song during a heated meeting at the Beverly Hills Hotel in January 1967. The song became a hit again in 1970 when rhythm and blues and soul singer Wilson Pickett put it back on the charts with his own version.
Brad you are so lucky to have such a beautiful lady at your size that is moved by music the way she is she just is so inviting to music and let the music take control it’s nice it’s a fresh breath of air to watch someone in Julie music so much I am still waiting to see a video where you just can’t help but losing your self and break down and dancing to it I’m still waiting for that video now but I love all your guys videos I must’ve watched at least 80 of them in the last two days I’ve given thumbs up to almost all of them in Sanford I refuse to give you a thumbs down just because the song is horrible but just because your reactions are so good I enjoy your videos keep up the good work
Andy Kim co-wrote this. He was a "replacement" for Neil Diamond when Neil posted ways with producer Jeff Barry, the other writer of this song.
It's obvious that Jeff Barry got Andy Kim specifically to try and replace Neil. But Neil progressed beyond the bubble gum pop like this.
A good song of Andy's is "Rock Me Gently", which most people thought was a Neil Diamond song. It's worth checking out.
Good one guys, this was a one hit wonder released in 1969,I was eleven that year and loved this song and it still sounds good 52 years later. This song was a huge hit and was all over AM radio back in the day. 🎄🦌✌️☮️💕
lol I was 8 lol now im ALL MOST 62
60’s bubblegum music. Love it.
Don Kirshner... was a producer. His take on music was that he could "create the band" and the music then sell that. He first created the Monkeys, their recordings and Television show aimed at young teenagers. Eventually they lost appeal and the band broke up... So then, he created the Archies - a concept he had more control over, because it's a cartoon - comic and tv show - about teens in a band, and of course some recordings.
Don Kirshner later produced T.V. shows though the 70's - Midnight Special and Rock Concert - which were pretty much a precursor to MTV.