KC And The Sunshine Band - Sound Your Funky Horn

Released: 1974
Genre: R&B, Funk, Disco
Length: 3:03
Writer: Harry Wayne Casey and Richard Finch

[Marcel_Audubon]

"put on your boogie shoes and sound your funky horn!!"
Who wouldn't wanna live in a decade where people talked like that?!?
Oh, how I miss the

[georgemallory]

This song makes me feel like a cooler person.

[samuelgriffin]

Heading back to 1973 the very first release date by Harry Wayne Casey and The Sunshine Band known as K.C. Sound Your Funky Horn

[samuelgriffin]

Dance to this song it'll make you smile inside and out

[johnbrowneyes]

They packed a lot into a 3 minute song back then!

[SamuelGriffin-ud]

Harry Wayne Casey aka K.C. you rock my white brother

[francescakelly]

How could you not like this! This is my Jam!

[lucianopereiramenezes]

Forever in my Top 6 Favorite Band's ❤

[d.douglas]

OMG!!! I love this song. Grace and Frankie brought me here.

[adamdiazjr]

The first time I heard this song on a TV ad; had a Greatest Hits from Harry and Crew but wasn’t on it; another gem radio didn’t play…

[johnbrowneyes]

Been listening to this song since the late 70s. Was thrilled to hear it on Grace & Frankie!

[hazor]

I mostly listen to Metal and Hard Rock, and still love a good tune like this. It's about the swing and the groove.

[uneedtherapy]

KC threw a party and everyone was invited.

[samuelgriffin]

Big breakthrough hit for this Florida group came in 1975 with Get Down Tonight

[vinnyfox]

I'm a 23 year old guy. Remembered this band because of my 50 year old man taught me to appreciate music and be entertained. You people that grew up listening to these band.

[polak]

Esta canción una de mis favoritas para bailar siempre recuerdo que con unas amigas ibas a la disco y bailando está canción 👏👏

[stephenromey]

Great song. Great era! Where's my time machine to return!!

[cesarcamposdebarros]

Coisa linda!!! Funk legítimo!!! Que beleza!!!

[localafh]

I think it’s safe to say that KC & The Sunshine Band owned disco/funk in the mid to late 1970’s.Their music was a definite banger at nightclubs and parties during that era. Mark 11:24

[georgemaster]

If I went to a retro party, this would be a perfect starter song!