“All of Me (Boy Oh Boy)” is a high-energy Italo-disco and pop track by Italian singer Sabrina Salerno, released in July 1988 as the lead single from her second studio album, Super Sabrina. Following the massive success of her breakout hit “Boys (Summertime Love),” “All of Me” continued to showcase Sabrina’s signature style: infectious dance beats, catchy melodies, and a flirtatious, confident delivery.
The lyrics of “All of Me (Boy Oh Boy)” are playful and romantic, with Sabrina expressing her devotion and passion to her love interest. Musically, the song combines elements of synth-pop and disco, featuring a driving bassline, shimmering synths, and an upbeat tempo designed for the dancefloor.
“All of Me (Boy Oh Boy)” achieved commercial success across Europe, charting in numerous countries, including Italy, Germany and the UK. The song solidified Sabrina’s reputation as one of the most popular Italo-disco artists of the era, helping to maintain her momentum after the massive international success of “Boys (Summertime Love).”
Two different music videos were filmed for “All of Me (Boy Oh Boy)”. One by Sabrina’s Italian label with the single’s early European release, and one made later by her UK label for the single’s UK release.