Discography and Biography of The Trammps. Listen to all their hits.

showing 1-24 of 24 records
‹r›	i	artist discography/bio	read song lyrics, etc.	record label
1	record label: Atlantic 3389 chart position: RandB #9, UK #16, US dance #1, US #53 written by: Leroy Green & Ron Kersey album: Disco Inferno comments: [disco dance]	The Trammps	Disco Inferno	1977	Atlantic
2	record label: Buddah 437 chart position: RandB #10, UK #5, US #35 written by: Ronald Baker, Earl Young, Allan Felder & Norman Harris (as Norman Ray Harris) album: The Legendary Zing Album comments: [disco dance] [philly sound]	The Trammps	Hold Back the Night	1975	Buddah
3	record label: Atlantic 10703 chart position: RandB #12, US #27, UK #35, US dance #1 written by: Ronald Baker album: Where the Happy People Go comments: [philly sound] [disco]	The Trammps	That's Where the Happy People Go	1976	Atlantic
4	record label: Atlantic 10802 chart position: US dance #1 written by: Bruce Gray and T.G. Conway album: Where the Happy People Go	The Trammps	Disco Party	1976	Atlantic
5	record label: P.I.R. 634 chart position: US Dance #5 written by: Ronald Baker album: The Trammps	The Trammps	Stop and Think	1975	P.I.R.
6	record label: Atlantic 10664 chart position: RandB #70, UK #53, US Dance #6 written by: Allan Felder, Bunny Sigler and Norman Harris album: Where the Happy People Go comments: [philly sound]	The Trammps	Hooked for Life	1975	Atlantic
7	record label: Atlantic 3442 chart position: RandB #80, US #104, US Dance #6 written by: Allan Felder, Norman Harris and Ron Tyson album: The Trammps III	The Trammps	The Night the Lights Went Out	1977	Atlantic
8	record label: Atlantic 3365 chart position: RandB #76, US #105, US Dance #8 written by: Eddie Floyd, Steve Cropper and Wilson Pickett album: Where the Happy People Go	The Trammps	Ninety-Nine and a Half	1976	Atlantic
9	record label: Buddah 306 chart position: RandB #17, US #64 written by: James F. Hanley album: The Legendary Zing Album	The Trammps	Zing Went the Strings of My Heart	1972	Buddah
10	record label: Golden Fleece 3255 chart position: RandB #72, US #101, US Dance #13 written by: Melvin Steals and Mervin Steals album: The Trammps	The Trammps	Trusting Heart	1974	Golden Fleece
11	record label: Atlantic 3345 chart position: RandB #67, UK #42 written by: Leroy Green and Norman Harris album: Where the Happy People Go	The Trammps	Soul Searchin' Time	1976	Atlantic
12	record label: Natural chart position: US dance #12 written by: Dave Crawford and Richard Downing album: The Answer comments: [gospel, dance]	Gloria Gaynor featuring The Trammps	Mighty High	1997	Natural
13	record label: Atlantic 3537 chart position: RandB #91, US dance #31 written by: Ron Kersey and Leroy Green album: The Whole World's Dancing	The Trammps	Soul Bones	1979	Atlantic
14	record label: Buddah 339 chart position: RandB #34 written by: Norman Harris and Ronald Baker album: The Legendary Zing Album	The Trammps	Pray All You Sinners	1973	Buddah
15	record label: Atlantic chart position: UK #117 written by: Leroy Green, Ron Kersey, Allan Felder, Bruce Gray and T.G. Conway comments: [re release]	The Trammps	Can We Come Together	2004	Atlantic
16	record label: Golden Fleece 3253 chart position: RandB #44 written by: Ronald Baker album: The Trammps	The Trammps	Where Do We Go from Here	1974	Golden Fleece
17	record label: Atlantic 3403 chart position: RandB #52, US #105 written by: Ronald Baker album: Disco Inferno	The Trammps	I Feel Like I've Been Livin' (On the Dark Side of the Moon)	1977	Atlantic
18	record label: Atlantic 3460 chart position: RandB #50 written by: Jerry Akines, Johnny Bellmon and Buddy Turner album: The Trammps III	The Trammps	Seasons for Girls	1978	Atlantic
19	record label: Buddah 013 chart position: US #108 written by: Billy Ward and Rose Marks album: The Legendary Zing Album	The Trammps	Sixty Minute Man	1972	Buddah
20	record label: Golden Fleece 3251 chart position: RandB #75 written by: Leroy Green and Norman Harris album: The Trammps	The Trammps	Love Epidemic	1974	Golden Fleece
21	record label: Venture 5024 chart position: RandB #79 written by: Bruce Grey and Dunn Pearson comments: [disco, funk, boogie]	The Trammps	Up on the Hill (Mt. U)	1983	Venture
22	record label: Atlantic 170 chart position: US dance #75 written by: Norman Harris, Bruce Gray, Allan Felder and Ron Tyson album: The Whole World's Dancing	The Trammps	Love Insurance Policy	1979	Atlantic
23	record label: Atlantic 3654 chart position: US Dance #76 written by: Earl Young album: Mixin' It Up	The Trammps	Hard Rock and Disco	1980	Atlantic
--	record label: Golden Fleece 3251 written by: R. Baker	The Trammps	I Know That Feeling	1973	Golden Fleece

The Trammps is an American disco and soul band, who were based in Philadelphia and were one of the first disco bands. The band's first major success was with their 1972 cover version of "Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart". The first disco track they released was "Love Epidemic" in 1973. However, they are best known for their Grammy winning song, "Disco Inferno", originally released in 1976, becoming a UK pop hit and US R&B hit, then re-released in 1978 and becoming a US pop hit. Earl Young's Trammps still continue to record and as of August 2014 have released "Get Your Lovin While You Can" written by the Steals brothers renowned for their Philly hits such as "Could It Be I'm Falling In Love" for The Detroit Spinners.

Below is a list of The Trammps songs, sorted by the most popular first. Place mouse on

to see information about song. Click song title to play song and to read details about the song including lyrics (if available). Click year to list all songs from that year. Click label to list songs from that record label. Songs with chart position "---" either never made it into the US top 100 R&B or UK charts or we have no details of their highest chart positions if they did.

(Song are sorted in highest US R&B Top 100 and/or UK Top 100 chart position order)