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All their identities were kept confidential, so that when “Sugar, Sugar,” became the Number One song of 1969, the cartoon characters were the artists-at least as far as the public was concerned.
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Singer/musician/composer Ron Dante sang the lead on all but one of The Archies’ records - with Toni Wine as backup on many of them - plus Joey Levine, Jeff Barry, Andy Kim, Mareatha Stewart, Bobby Bloom, Ellie Greenwich, Lesley Miller and Susan Morse also lending their voices. Following his explosive and implosive experience with The Monkees, pop impresario decided to form a group that couldn’t start making demands. Sunshine is the fourth of five albums by the most successful pop band never to exist. Emerson Jones,” “It’s the Summertime” By Jeff Barry and Andy Kim “A Summer Prayer for Peace” by Jeff Barry. Factory,” “Comes the Sun,” “One Big Family,” “Dance” by Jeff Barry and Neil Brian Goldberg “Over and Over” by Jeff Barry and Ron Dante “Waldo P. Songs: “Sunshine” by Jeff Barry and Mike Bloom “Who’s Gonna Love Me,” “Love and Rock ‘n Roll Music,” “Suddenly Susan,” by Jeff Barry, Ron Dante and Gene Allen “Mr. Recorded at Sound Ideas Studio, The Hit Factory and RCA’s Studio C in New York. (The versatile Erwin also voiced He-Man and Morris the Cat.)
With only four actors playing several dozen voice roles, it was bound to happen once in a while. Listen for when John Erwin as Watson, upon the success of the phone experiment, pitches up his voice in elation and sounds more like Reggie. of Archie opened with a present-day situation related to the historic subject and closed by tying up both stories.
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“The Great Divide” was also released as a 7” 33 1/3 RPM record as part of Peter Pan’s cartoon series in the late ‘70s. The album cover lists “Watson” as Side Two story and the record label lists it as Side One. The album contains Episode 14, “The Great Divide,” about the Lewis and Clark Expedition (first aired December 7, 1974) and “Mr.
The background music by “Yvette Blais and Jeff Michael” (actually Ray Ellis and Norm Prescott) is also missing, replaced by a small combo. of Archie (which were produced by Jackie Mills, who did the same for The Brady Bunch and Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm). Since Peter Pan Records did not spring for the music fees, the album does not include any of the songs from the end of U.S.
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Then Archie, as host, transitions to the past, where the characters’ ancestors-with the same names-somehow experience great moments in history (This is America, Charlie Brown had a similar premise.) From 1968 to 1974, the TV himself had become more of a figurehead, with Reggie and Moose taking center stage for almost all the wacky hijinks. of Archie episode is framed with a brief present-day story. It is great though, to have an album of any Archie series at all, with the voices of Dal McKennon, Howard Morris, Jane Webb and John Erwin doing all the voices-as was the common Filmation practice.
It’s more akin to those 16mm Coronet Films we saw in school. of Archie seems kind of stodgy when compared to Schoolhouse Rock and Sesame Street. Being educational is all fine and good, but U.S. In 1976, Peter Pan Records released a handful of Bicentennial-themed records, including The Great American Cowboy and Our Country ‘Tis of Thee, but their Archie dialogue soundtrack record was particularly exciting to Saturday Morning TV fans in 1976, even if it was based on the least-exciting Archie series.
of Archie, premiered in anticipation of the Bicentennial. With each successive season, there were as many format changes to Archie cartoons as there were to The Doris Day Show until the CBS-Archie association ran its course after the last series, The U.S. Sanders, Mabel) John Erwin (Reggie, Meriwether Lewis, Charbonneau, Sanders, Watson) Lou Scheimer (Mandan Indian).Īrchie comics exploded on Saturday morning TV, earning over a 40 share for the initial CBS half hour, The Archie Show. Performers: Dal McKennon (Archie, Chuck) Howard Morris (Jughead, Moose, William Clark, York, Alexander Graham Bell) Jane Webb (Betty, Veronica, Sacagawea, Mrs. Writers: Jim Ryan, Bill Danch, Marc Richards. TV Series Producers: Lou Scheimer, Norm Prescott, Hal Sutherland. American History and antiwar protest spark two unusual records from that ‘toon teen who has less than a month to live.
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