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Thread started 02/13/08 8:41am

DawnD

K C And The Sunshine Band Appreciation Thread

Oh hells' yeah! This is my jam right here! Just wanted to share it with ya'll!

http://www.youtube.com/wa...uX3zm5eAcc
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Reply #1 posted 02/13/08 12:21pm

prettymansson

PEOPLE CALL THEM CORNY BUT THEY ARE THE SHIT !!!!!
their live concert video from florida in 74' gets major rotation in my player !
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Reply #2 posted 02/13/08 12:22pm

Dance

NO.
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Reply #3 posted 02/13/08 1:14pm

thekidsgirl

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LOVE 'EM!!! dancing jig
If you will, so will I
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Reply #4 posted 02/13/08 1:49pm

manki

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My personal favorit cut from the team Finch/KC is
I get lifted.Been sampled to death!
/peace Manki
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Reply #5 posted 02/13/08 2:26pm

vainandy

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Hell yeah, they could throwdown some ass shakers such as:

Do You Wanna Go Party
That's The Way I Like It
(Shake Shake Shake) Your Booty
I'm Your Boogie Man
Boogie Shoes
Get Down Tonight

And even a slow jam or two such as:

Please Don't Go
Yes I'm Ready
Andy is a four letter word.
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Reply #6 posted 02/13/08 4:13pm

DawnD

vainandy said:

Hell yeah, they could throwdown some ass shakers such as:

Do You Wanna Go Party
That's The Way I Like It
(Shake Shake Shake) Your Booty
I'm Your Boogie Man
Boogie Shoes
Get Down Tonight

And even a slow jam or two such as:

Please Don't Go
Yes I'm Ready

See! That's some good stuff right there! cool
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Reply #7 posted 02/13/08 4:30pm

TheMightyCeles
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Dance said:

NO.

You don't like anything do you?
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Reply #8 posted 02/13/08 8:25pm

PDogz

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KC's ASS Blew-Up over the years! lol Still love their sound - learned how to dance listening to "Get Down Tonight". I remember when that was the hottest song on the radio and at parties.
"There's Nothing That The Proper Attitude Won't Render Funkable!"

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Reply #9 posted 02/14/08 12:29am

SoulAlive

I have all of their 70s albums on vinyl dancing jig They were part of the soundtrack of my youth.When you talk about the late 70s,you gotta mention KC and the Sunshine Band.Their songs were everywhere!

Some of my favorite songs by them...

"Sound Your Funky Horn"
"That's The Way I Like It"
"Keep It Comin Love"
"Do You Wanna Go Party"
"Wrap Your Arms Around Me"
"Get Down Tonight"
"I Like To Do It"
"Boogie Shoes"
"I'm Your Boogie Man"
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Reply #10 posted 02/14/08 12:29am

SoulAlive

prettymansson said:

PEOPLE CALL THEM CORNY BUT THEY ARE THE SHIT !!!!!
their live concert video from florida in 74' gets major rotation in my player !


I have that concert video on VHS lol Amazing show!
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Reply #11 posted 02/14/08 12:32am

SoulAlive

vainandy said:

Do You Wanna Go Party


I love this song too,but oddly enough,I prefer the single version.I have the album that it is on,but the album version doesn't have any real lyrics.It's more like an instrumental jam with shouts and party voices,but no verses.The 45 version is more of a real song.
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Reply #12 posted 02/14/08 9:00am

DawnD

Do You Want To Go Party is such an underrated jam by KC and The Sunshine Band. I truly love that one out of all the others they'd made.
The instruments! The vocals! The overall feel is, yeah it's amazing for lack of a better word. cool
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Reply #13 posted 02/14/08 10:17am

carlcranshaw

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80% Jerome Smith (Guitar. Putting the funk in it)
10% Richard Finch (Co-Writer. Co-creator and Bass Player.)
7% Sunshine Band (Those brothas dancing with the horns. Act like you know.)
3% KC

[Edited 2/14/08 10:17am]
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Reply #14 posted 02/14/08 5:32pm

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carlcranshaw said:

80% Jerome Smith (Guitar. Putting the funk in it)

You got that right.
They've got him on quite a few TK produced artists.

Imagine building a funky track around him and Jimmy Nolen...STANK!


tA

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Reply #15 posted 02/14/08 5:38pm

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SoulAlive said:

I have all of their 70s albums on vinyl dancing jig They were part of the soundtrack of my youth.When you talk about the late 70s,you gotta mention KC and the Sunshine Band.Their songs were everywhere!

Some of my favorite songs by them...

"Sound Your Funky Horn"
"That's The Way I Like It"
"Keep It Comin Love"
"Do You Wanna Go Party"
"Wrap Your Arms Around Me"
"Get Down Tonight"
"I Like To Do It"
"Boogie Shoes"
"I'm Your Boogie Man"

I have all of them as well. Thet were very dominant in the 70's. Surprised no one has mentioned the cut "Please Don't Go". That's my fave from them. A ballad of all things!
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Reply #16 posted 02/14/08 6:16pm

krayzie

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garbage lol
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Reply #17 posted 02/14/08 6:25pm

Cinnie

Q: "What Makes You Happy"

A: "I Get Lifted"

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Reply #18 posted 02/14/08 9:07pm

DawnD

Cinnie said:

Q: "What Makes You Happy"

A: "I Get Lifted"


The good stuff! wink
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Reply #19 posted 02/15/08 12:32am

SoulAlive

blackguitaristz said:

SoulAlive said:

I have all of their 70s albums on vinyl dancing jig They were part of the soundtrack of my youth.When you talk about the late 70s,you gotta mention KC and the Sunshine Band.Their songs were everywhere!

Some of my favorite songs by them...

"Sound Your Funky Horn"
"That's The Way I Like It"
"Keep It Comin Love"
"Do You Wanna Go Party"
"Wrap Your Arms Around Me"
"Get Down Tonight"
"I Like To Do It"
"Boogie Shoes"
"I'm Your Boogie Man"

I have all of them as well. Thet were very dominant in the 70's. Surprised no one has mentioned the cut "Please Don't Go". That's my fave from them. A ballad of all things!



I think Vainandy mentioned that song wink speaking of ballads,I like their song "Betcha Didn't Know That".It's on one of their late-70s albums.It's a cover of a song that had been recorded by several other artists.
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Reply #20 posted 02/15/08 8:21am

JesseDezz

theAudience said:

carlcranshaw said:

80% Jerome Smith (Guitar. Putting the funk in it)

You got that right.
They've got him on quite a few TK produced artists.

Imagine building a funky track around him and Jimmy Nolen...STANK!


tA

peace Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431


I remember the first time I heard, "Baby I Love You", I was blown away by how funky the guitar playing was eek
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Reply #21 posted 02/15/08 8:57am

MsLegs

JesseDezz said:

theAudience said:


You got that right.
They've got him on quite a few TK produced artists.

Imagine building a funky track around him and Jimmy Nolen...STANK!


tA

peace Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431


I remember the first time I heard, "Baby I Love You", I was blown away by how funky the guitar playing was eek

nod No doubt. cool
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Reply #22 posted 02/15/08 9:01am

Cinnie

DawnD said:

Cinnie said:

Q: "What Makes You Happy"

A: "I Get Lifted"


The good stuff! wink


those are my cuts!!
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Reply #23 posted 02/15/08 9:05am

vainandy

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krayzie said:

garbage lol


What's the matter? Too fast for you? lol
Andy is a four letter word.
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Reply #24 posted 02/15/08 9:06am

vainandy

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SoulAlive said:

blackguitaristz said:


I have all of them as well. Thet were very dominant in the 70's. Surprised no one has mentioned the cut "Please Don't Go". That's my fave from them. A ballad of all things!



I think Vainandy mentioned that song wink speaking of ballads,I like their song "Betcha Didn't Know That".It's on one of their late-70s albums.It's a cover of a song that had been recorded by several other artists.


Yep, that was me. biggrin
Andy is a four letter word.
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Reply #25 posted 02/15/08 12:45pm

Miles

SoulAlive said:

I have all of their 70s albums on vinyl dancing jig They were part of the soundtrack of my youth.When you talk about the late 70s,you gotta mention KC and the Sunshine Band.Their songs were everywhere!

Some of my favorite songs by them...

[b]"Sound Your Funky Horn"
"That's The Way I Like It"
"Keep It Comin Love"
"Do You Wanna Go Party"
"Wrap Your Arms Around Me"
"Get Down Tonight"
"I Like To Do It"
"Boogie Shoes"
"I'm Your Boogie Man"
[/b]


And some of mine too, smile

I would also add 'The Queen of Clubs'. And I agree that Jerome Smith's funky guitar was a vital part of their sound.

I'm surprised nobody's mentioned the later pop hit 'Give It Up', a glorious slice of early '80s summer pop. It's joy personified, so I don't care if it funks or not.
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Reply #26 posted 02/15/08 2:11pm

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Miles said:

SoulAlive said:

I have all of their 70s albums on vinyl dancing jig They were part of the soundtrack of my youth.When you talk about the late 70s,you gotta mention KC and the Sunshine Band.Their songs were everywhere!

Some of my favorite songs by them...

[b]"Sound Your Funky Horn"
"That's The Way I Like It"
"Keep It Comin Love"
"Do You Wanna Go Party"
"Wrap Your Arms Around Me"
"Get Down Tonight"
"I Like To Do It"
"Boogie Shoes"
"I'm Your Boogie Man"
[/b]


And some of mine too, smile

I would also add 'The Queen of Clubs'. And I agree that Jerome Smith's funky guitar was a vital part of their sound.

I'm surprised nobody's mentioned the later pop hit 'Give It Up', a glorious slice of early '80s summer pop. It's joy personified, so I don't care if it funks or not.


I love it. I was going to list it but isn't that KC gone solo without The Sunshine Band?
Andy is a four letter word.
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Reply #27 posted 02/15/08 7:32pm

DakutiusMaximu
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For all you KC lovers, ya gotsta pick up this one up for dance parties.



The remixes are just enough to make the segues sound bitchin' leaving the original vibe intact.

This is the only one I play anymore.
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Reply #28 posted 02/16/08 11:31am

SoulAlive

DakutiusMaximus said:

For all you KC lovers, ya gotsta pick up this one up for dance parties.



The remixes are just enough to make the segues sound bitchin' leaving the original vibe intact.

This is the only one I play anymore.


I have this CD.Haven't played it in years though.
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Reply #29 posted 02/16/08 1:01pm

SoulAlive

Miles said:

SoulAlive said:

I have all of their 70s albums on vinyl dancing jig They were part of the soundtrack of my youth.When you talk about the late 70s,you gotta mention KC and the Sunshine Band.Their songs were everywhere!

Some of my favorite songs by them...

[b]"Sound Your Funky Horn"
"That's The Way I Like It"
"Keep It Comin Love"
"Do You Wanna Go Party"
"Wrap Your Arms Around Me"
"Get Down Tonight"
"I Like To Do It"
"Boogie Shoes"
"I'm Your Boogie Man"
[/b]


And some of mine too, smile

I would also add 'The Queen of Clubs'. And I agree that Jerome Smith's funky guitar was a vital part of their sound.

I'm surprised nobody's mentioned the later pop hit 'Give It Up', a glorious slice of early '80s summer pop. It's joy personified, so I don't care if it funks or not.


I don't like "Give It Up" disbelief I don't like any of KC's 80s work.
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