Other complementary songs may include “Jingle Jangle”, “Sugartime” and “How Sweet It Is to Be Loved By You.”ĭiscussion: Encourage the group to discuss meaningful relationships, such as those with spouses or partners, close friends, and family. Theme: This song would fit well into a collection of love songs, songs about sugar and sweets, or other songs sung by The Archies.
It can be used as a transition into group discussion, an opportunity for musical engagement, movement and more. This is a great song to use in a 1:1 setting or group and would go well with a collection of songs about sugar and sweets, songs about love, or other tunes from The Archies. Here are some of the lyrics (just try not to hum along!): This song was a great fit for the Archie Comic’s youthful cast, with the main characters forming a “garage band” starring Archie Andrews, Reggie Mantle, Jughead Jones, Veronica Lodge, and Betty Cooper. The tune not only fits the genre for its reference to a sweetheart as “sugar” and “honey,” but also because of the light sound and a sing-along chorus that was targeted towards adolescents. The song “Sugar, Sugar” appropriately belongs to the bubblegum pop genre that was popular in the late 60s. The Archies band was said to be inspired by the popular 60s show band The Monkees.
Written by Jeff Barry and Andy Kim, this one-hit wonder was made for the virtual band, The Archies, to play on the Archie Comedy Hour on TV. Over time, it has become a well loved, lighthearted song that is easy to sing along with. “Sugar, Sugar,” is a bubblegum pop song written for the animated band, and it took the music charts by storm. The Archies were a fictional cartoon band formed from the characters featured in the animated show “The Archie Show” and in the comic strip Archie Comics. Themes: Love songs, Sugar and Sweets, and The Archies.
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