Ron Dante was without question one of the hottest singers on the 1969 pop hit parade, sailing in the same commercial stratosphere as the Beatles, Rolling Stones, and 5th Dimension. As the lead singer of the Archies, he had the year’s biggest selling song with the #1 Hit “Sugar Sugar.” Ron’s golden voice was coveted by every producer in Manhattan and he was the “go to” guy at Don Kirschner’s legendary Brill Building. Even Madison Avenue called as Dante made national TV jingles for American Airlines, Coca-Cola, McDonalds, Tang, and Gillette. As a Broadway producer he had hits with “Ain’t Misbehavin” and “Children Of A Lessor God.” In a career high, Ron sold over 60 million records as the producer and background singer of the first nine Barry Manilow albums. A1. Sugar Sugar A2. Tracy A3. Melody Hill A4. California Nights A5. Rock Me Gently A6. All Summer Long A7. Happy Together B1. Archie's Funhouse Theme Song B2. Somebody Likes You B3. Anyone Can Be Anything B4. Love Vibrations B5. The Ways I Love You B6. The Stick Shift B7. The Angel B8. The Milkshake B9. The Jughead B10. The Surfer B11. The Weatherbee B12. The Veronica Walk B13. The Betty B14. Archie's Funhouse Theme (Closing Theme)