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Both LESLIE MILLER and MAERETHA STEWART were much-in-demand background vocalists of the 1960s and '70s. Background singer SUSAN MORSE was in the original Broadway cast of the rock musical Hair. The late BOBBY BLOOM scored a massive hit with 'Montego Bay'(produced by JEFF BARRY) and co-wrote 'Mony Mony' with TOMMY JAMES. DONNA MARIE had previously recorded singles for Columbia and Gateway Records. The song appeared on the 1970 Kirshner Records album The Archies' Greatest Hits. RON DANTE reports that numerous takes of 'Who's Your Baby?' exist a stereo mix has never been released. The single and telecast versions differ slightly. Coupled with 'Señorita Rita', it was also issued as The Archies' fifth single.

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*'Who's Your Baby?' was recorded for and featured on a prime time TV special called 'The Archie/Sugar, Sugar/Jingle Jangle Show', which aired on 20 March 1970. Anyone with pertinent information, your contributions are appreciated! They were held at New York's Sound Ideas Studios, the site of many Jazz dates. Relatively little is known about his 'Funhouse' recording sessions, of which he has few memories. Goldberg also suffered the indignity of having his productions credited to Jeff Barry, and furthermore states that royalties have been few and far-between. Even though Don Kirshner published these Archies songs, he declined to release most of them on his record label, a huge disappointment for the songwriter and for Archies fans. Neil Brian Goldberg wrote and produced nearly all the songs heard on 'Archie's Funhouse'.

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At any rate, the third season of the Archie cartoon series featured very little of his production work. Barry was also involved in a very large number of projects that year, among them: His own record label, Steed another cartoon group, The Harlem Globetrotters a Ringling Brothers/Barnum and Bailey-sponsored Rock group called The Klowns, a new album for The Monkees, a stage production called The Dirtiest Show In Town and solo albums for Bobby Bloom, Robin McNamara and Ron Dante. That the Latin Rock-flavored 'Sunshine', his most ambitious Archies track to date, stalled on the charts probably had something to do with it. Jeff Barry began to lose interest in The Archies in 1970.