Everybody's Dancin'

Everybody's Dancin' is the tenth studio album by the American band Kool & the Gang, released in 1978. It peaked at No. 71 on Billboard's Top Black Albums chart.

In 1978, despite their music's recent feature in Saturday Night Fever, Kool & the Gang were "at a low point" of commercial decline.

The Rolling Stone wrote that the band struggled to maintain its relevance in the disco world, despite a prominent horn section. Speaking of the circa-1978 era, drummer George "Funky" Brown stated, "We tried our version of disco. It didn't work."

The Detroit Free Press opined that "Kool and the Gang have gone bland," noting that "they've joined the disco lemmings...The edge has gone".