The Painter is the eighth studio album by the funk and disco group KC and the Sunshine Band. Produced by Harry Wayne Casey and Richard Finch, it was released in September 1981 on the Epic label. History The Painter, like its predecessor, was not successful, as the band turned to a more pop-focused music. A notable track on this album is the ballad "All Through the Night". The song was co-written by Bruce Roberts and Donna Summer, and was first recorded by Summer for her 1979 album Bad Girls. Track listing Personnel Harry Wayne Casey – keyboards, vocal Anthony Battaglia – keyboards, guitar, background vocals Victor Paliuca – keyboards Ernest Stewart – keyboards Blue Weaver – keyboards Paul Nolan - guitar Tommy Johnson – guitar Richard Finch – bass guitar, percussion Emmanuel Taylor – bass Harold Seay – drum Fermin Goytisolo – percussion Jimmy "Bo" Horne – percussion Stewart Brenner – trumpet Ken Faulk – trumpet Brett Murphey – trumpet Fredric Hughes Jr. – horn Michael Katz – trombone Dan Bonsanti – saxophone Neil Bonsanti – saxophone Charlie Chalmers – saxophone, background vocals Mike Lewis – saxophone Whit Sidener – saxophone Eugene Timmons – saxophone Robert Basso – strings David Chappell – strings Bogdan Chruszcz – strings David Everhart – strings Marjorie Lash – strings Jose Montoto – strings Ignus Naruns – strings Alfredo Oliva – strings Jorge Orbon – strings Alexander Prilutchi – strings Debra Spring – strings Guy Weddle – strings Deborah Carter – background vocals Sandra Chalmers – background vocals Beverly Champion – background vocals Denise King – background vocals Sandra Rhodes – background vocals Sarah Naylor - background vocals References External links The Painter at Discogs KC and the Sunshine Band albums 1981 albums Epic Records albums