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Best Of KC & The Sunshine Band,KC & the Sunshine Band

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KC & the Sunshine Band
Released 1990

That's The Way (I Like It)
03:06
89,185 plays

Queen Of Clubs
03:17
8,760 plays

I Like To Do It
02:57
8,152 plays

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- 1
- Sound Your Funky Horn
- 03:05
- 11,230 plays

- 2
- Get Down Tonight
- 03:11
- 69,412 plays

- 3
- I'm Your Boogie Man
- 04:03
- 45,335 plays

- 4
- (Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty
- 03:06
- 38,890 plays

- 5
- Queen Of Clubs
- 03:17
- 8,760 plays

- 6
- That's The Way (I Like It)
- 03:06
- 89,185 plays

- 7
- Keep It Comin' Love
- 03:48
- 27,297 plays

- 8
- Please Don't Go
- 03:50
- 25,882 plays

- 9
- Boogie Shoes
- 02:12
- 54,394 plays

- 10
- Let's Go Rock And Roll
- 03:35
- 7,785 plays

- 11
- Do You Wanna Go Party
- 03:47
- 10,408 plays

- 11
- Give It Up
- 04:06
- 12,757 plays

- 13
- I Like To Do It
- 02:57
- 8,152 plays

- 13
- Shotgun Shuffle
- 02:45
- 6,966 plays

- 14
- Wrap Your Arms Around Me
- 03:47
- 7,615 plays

- 16
- All I Want
- 04:28
- 7,317 plays

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album review

From 1974-1979, KC & the Sunshine Band were one of the most popular R&B/pop acts and writers of the era. The Best of KC & the Sunshine Band covers the high points of the band's production team of keyboardist/vocalist Harry Wayne "K.C." Casey and quirky bassist Richard Finch. The earliest tracks, "Queen of Clubs" and "Sound Your Funky Horn," are good but not great glossy, heavily produced R&B. The list of hits here is impressive whether looking from a straight-up R&B standpoint or early R&B-based disco. "Get Down Tonight" and "That's the Way I Like It," in fact, are the perfect examples of what happened in dance-based music. Tracks from the band's best album, Part 3, rightfully get a lot of slots here. Essential offerings like "I'm Your Boogie Man," "Wrap Your Arms Around Me," "I Like to Do It," and "(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty" display the band as a tireless polyrhythmic machine. The brilliant "Keep It Comin' Love" arguably bests them all. This best-of also includes later tracks, including the raucous and flashy "Do You Wanna Go Party" and the sweeping ballad "Please Don't Go." Although this best-of is more thorough than most, fans might notice a few omissions. "I Get Lifted" and their so-bad-it's-good cover of the Four Tops' classic "It's the Same Old Song" didn't make the cut. The Best of KC & the Sunshine Band is an excellent overview and proves that the band was indeed closer to R&B than they ever were to disco. ~ Jason Elias, All Music Guide