On which albums was the song “Give It Up” released by KC And The Sunshine Band?

KC And The Sunshine Band released the song on the albums “All In a Night's Work” in 1982, “KC Ten” in 1983, “The Best of KC And the Sunshine Band” in 1990, “Oh Yeah” in 1993, “Get Down Live” in 1995, “The Very Best of” in 1998, and “KC & the Sunshine Band & Friends” in 2005.

Who composed the song “Give It Up” by KC And The Sunshine Band?

The song “Give It Up” by KC And The Sunshine Band was composed by Deborah Carter and Harry Wayne Casey.

KC And The Sunshine Band

Disco

Give It Up

Deborah Carter / Harry Wayne Casey

Everybody wants you, everybody wants your love
I'd just like to make you mine oh mine

Baby give it up
Give it up
Baby give it up

Everybody sees you, everybody looks and stares
I'd just like to make you mine oh mine

Baby give it up
Give it up
Baby give it up

Baby give it up
Give it up
Baby give it up
Give it up

Baby give it up
Give it up
Baby give it up

Everybody wants you, everybody wants your love
I'd just like to make you mine, oh mine

Baby give it up
Give it up
Baby give it up

Can you give it
Can you give it
Give it up?
Come on baby I need your love
Do you know I want it
Baby?
Come on baby I want your love
Give it up some of your love
Come on and play the game of love
Everybody isn't me give it up
Come on baby I need your love
Can I touch you
Can I love you? Come on baby
Baby I love you
Can you give it
Give it up? Come on baby
Give me your love
(Fade) don't you know I want your love

Trivia about the song Give It Up by KC And The Sunshine Band

On which albums was the song “Give It Up” released by KC And The Sunshine Band?: KC And The Sunshine Band released the song on the albums “All In a Night's Work” in 1982, “KC Ten” in 1983, “The Best of KC And the Sunshine Band” in 1990, “Oh Yeah” in 1993, “Get Down Live” in 1995, “The Very Best of” in 1998, and “KC & the Sunshine Band & Friends” in 2005.
Who composed the song “Give It Up” by KC And The Sunshine Band?: The song “Give It Up” by KC And The Sunshine Band was composed by Deborah Carter and Harry Wayne Casey.