Sugar, Sugar - The Complete Albums Collection

The Archies are one of the wildest pop‑culture crossovers ever: a fictional garage band from Archie Comics that somehow became a real‑world chart‑topping act. They first showed up in Life with Archie #60 back in 1967, with Archie, Jughead, Reggie, Betty, and Veronica jamming together in Riverdale.

Things blew up when The Archie Show hit TV in 1968. Producer Don Kirshner—who also helped launch The Monkees—brought in professional studio musicians to record the band’s songs. Ron Dante handled lead vocals, with Toni Wine, Donna Marie, and Merle Miller contributing on the female side. Songwriters Jeff Barry and Andy Kim wrote their biggest hit, “Sugar, Sugar,” which hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1969 and sold over six million copies. Fun fact: it’s still the only time a fictional band topped Billboard’s year‑end chart.

Between 1968 and 1971, The Archies released multiple albums and dropped other bubblegum‑pop favorites like “Bang‑Shang‑A‑Lang,” “Jingle Jangle,” and “Who’s Your Baby?” Their mainstream run faded in the early ’70s, but they never really disappeared—popping up in comics, reboots, and nostalgia waves.

Freegal also has extensive catalog of her albums too

Been trying to find D&B (Drum & Bass) electronic dance music in Freegal. I really like "Nightshift" off of this album which samples the song "Superstylin'" by Groove Armada, also on Freegal!

Freegal has a lot of her discography all the way back to Lush Life too.

Featuring "What a Girl Wants" performed by Christina Aguilera & Sabrina Carpenter.