About this album
Where they were
Released on December 29, 1976, 'Disco Inferno' arrived during The Trammps' ascent in the disco genre, following their breakout hit 'Disco Inferno.' This album solidified their presence in the burgeoning disco scene, showcasing their ability to blend soulful vocals with danceable grooves.
Why it matters
'Disco Inferno' is notable for its title track, which became a staple of the disco era and was later featured in the film 'Saturday Night Fever,' amplifying its cultural significance. The album's influence is evident in its chart performance and its role in popularizing disco music beyond dance clubs into mainstream culture.
Essential tracks
- "Disco Inferno" — This iconic track features a captivating build-up and infectious energy, representing the quintessential disco sound of the era.
- "Body Contact Contract" — With its driving rhythm and compelling lyrics, this track exemplifies The Trammps' ability to fuse funk and soul elements into disco.
- "I Feel Like I’ve Been Livin’ (On the Dark Side of the Moon)" — The song's introspective lyrics paired with a danceable beat highlight the emotional depth possible within disco music.
Release Date
December 29, 1976
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Body Contact Contract 6:59
- 2 Starvin’ 7:11
- 3 I Feel Like I’ve Been Livin’ (On the Dark Side of the Moon) 7:00
- 4 Disco Inferno 10:59
- 5 Don’t Burn No Bridges 6:03
- 6 You Touch My Hot Line 4:24
