Get Down Tonight
KC and the Sunshine BandReported release: 1975Date needs verification
Source year-end #65Supplied note - not independently verified
A disco anthem encouraging people to dance and have fun.
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10 catalog entries, grouped by year.
About KC and the Sunshine Band
KC and the Sunshine Band formed around Harry Wayne Casey in Miami after his early work at the T.K. Records studio complex. Their sound combined R&B and funk with Latin percussion, supplying dance-oriented songs such as Get Down Tonight, That's the Way (I Like It) and Shake Your Booty. Concert work continued beyond the 1970s, while the later Feeling You! The 60s album revisited earlier pop and soul repertoire.
Artist background sources
KC and the Sunshine Band - Creative Artists Agency biography
Casey identity, Miami/T.K. development, R&B/funk/Latin-percussion approach, central group repertoire, later concerts and Feeling You covers. The page incorrectly groups several chart/album credits and solo duets; those details, totals and present-tense claims are omitted. | Retrieved 2026-10-18
Profile reviewed: 2026-10-18. Artist background does not establish a song's creative origin or release date.
1975
1976
(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty
KC and the Sunshine BandRelease: 1976Source checked
Source year-end #26Supplied note - not independently verified
The joy and energy of dancing to disco music.
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KC and the Sunshine Band formed around Harry Wayne Casey in Miami after his early work at the T.K. Records studio complex. Their sound combined R&B and funk with Latin percussion, supplying dance-oriented songs such...
View background statusThat's the Way (I Like It)
KC and the Sunshine BandRelease year not establishedDate review open
Source year-end #45Artist background available
KC and the Sunshine Band formed around Harry Wayne Casey in Miami after his early work at the T.K. Records studio complex. Their sound combined R&B and funk with Latin percussion, supplying dance-oriented songs such...
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I'm Your Boogie Man
KC and the Sunshine BandReported release: 1977Date needs verification
Source year-end #11Supplied note - not independently verified
The band's desire to create a catchy dance tune
View background statusKeep It Comin' Love
KC and the Sunshine BandReported release: 1977Date needs verification
Source year-end #75Supplied note - not independently verified
The desire for a continuous flow of love and good feelings
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Supplied note - not independently verified
A plea for a lover not to leave.
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Do You Wanna Go Party
KC and the Sunshine BandReported release: 1979Date needs verification | Recent carryover
Supplied note - not independently verified
An invitation to have fun and dance.
View background statusPlease Don't Go
KC and the Sunshine BandReported release: 1979Date needs verification | Recent carryover
Source year-end #19Supplied note - not independently verified
A plea for a lover not to leave.
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Give It Up
KC and the Sunshine BandReported release: 1983Date needs verification | Recent carryover
Source year-end #75Supplied note - not independently verified
The song was inspired by the disco and funk sounds that made the band famous in the 1970s.
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