The Trammps - Disco Inferno Reaction

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[@haroldwatkins6655]

I was the Trombone player in the band. Check out how many movies used the song. I just turned 68. It was a great time.

[@mourlyvold7655]

I saw you guys in Tilburg, a smal town in the Netherlands (around 1978/9, I guess) Blew my mind! I think I never thanked you, so here you go: Thank you! Still playing? Have a long and happy life, good man!

[@leesher1845]

That’s great! Disco Inferno my favorite disco song of all time. ❤️

[@maryreilly5092]

Hi, Harold! Thank you for the GREAT and AWESOME Music you gave us! God Bless you and yours, Sir!!

[@maggynewtown3500]

Every time I've seen a performance by the Trammps I've enjoyed how the whole horn section (all 3 of you!) appeared to be having your own party. 😊

[@haroldwatkins6655]

Maggy, the 3 of us were having a great time when we hit the stage. We got ourselves prepared before SHOWTIME. We had our goodies and we were Cognac drinkers, so at the sound of the drum we were ready.

[@kimtalley4496]

This song came out in 1976. It's still a banger. It's funny how I wasnt born till the 80s but I love 70s as well as 80s music.

[@helgar791]

The greatness that was disco.

[@haroldwatkins6655]

Yes. I'm still active. I still do a gig with them when I'm available. I primarily play Jazz, & wedding jobs, with some teaching at the Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz & Performing Arts.

[@heatherratliff1813]

Awesome man 😘😍

[@pacjac1102]

Sweet heaven! The Tramps were huge at the clubs. A group of us went to a different disco dance club 5 nights a week back in the 70's. Women were all made up, in beautiful dresses and heels. Men all wore their best 3 piece suits. Danced until the places closed. Watch Saturday Night Fever movie to get a good look-see into the past. Everything closed down when the media destroyed disco. Too bad - lots of fun. Thank you for bringing back good memories. †

[@haroldwatkins6655]

TRAMMPS

[@barbaraives5751]

TOTALLY true my friend. Men couldn't get into the disco without dress pants, NO sneakers and us ladies used to spend hours doing our hair and make up and our dresses were BEAUTIFUL and we all wore high heels (stilettos were huge back then). I often wonder if someone opened a legit disco now, if the kids would come. The music was so upbeat and fun. It was the BEST of times.

[@Sergio54321]

Nice reaction. This is one of the few disco songs I liked back in the seventies. I didn’t buy their record but I remember recording this song onto a cassette tape while listening to it play on the radio. The lead singer has an amazing voice.

[@richardcogbill6791]

Man ! We used to burn up the dance floor at clubs when the DJs put this jam on. Especially the extended dance club mix which was something like 10 mins or more. The lights, the music beats booming through the place and folks just gettin down and having fun. There was work and school, but there was also disco at the end of a long week. People just worked out all their stress on the dance floor.

[@brokenmummy232]

Just Jammin I wish you were alive with me in 1976 when this awesome anthem came along it changed the whole world and I will NEVER forget it or quit thanking God For It. What a magical time for America and the whole world when this powerhouse burst through our speakers and filled the air with joyous Disco Greatness. Thanks for another Fantastic Reaction and keep on believing my Brother in the Music because I am right beside you🤠

[@23skidoo46]

Jimmy Ellis' vocals are just amazing in this song. so much soul. dammit

[@barbaraives5751]

Yep, this song was HUGE here in Australia. I remember dancing to it at the disco many times. We loved it. It was the 70's hun.

[@michaelking2038]

Disco Inferno was one of the most iconic songs in music history. Instantly identifiable! But what a lot of people miss is the fact that The Trammps were an amazing and UNDERRATED vocal group. Jimmy Ellis had to be one of the top soulful (gritty) lead vocalists you'll ever experience. Please please check out Body Contact Contract, Season For Girls, Where Were You When The Lights Went Out, That's Where the Happy People Go, Disco Party, Love Epidemic, Trusting Heart, etc....

[@eileenpizarro1558]

This is the 70’s when disco music was huge. My sister use to go dancing all the time. She always use to say that people who hated disco music was because they couldn’t dance. 😀She was right. And actually this music is back only now it’s called “dance music.”

[@kentinatl]

a top 10 funk-soul-dance classic...this one back in the day...wow! we would dance to it and ask for it again immediately! and skate to it as well....

[@winslow551]

You know the dancefloor was burning up with this jam!!! Thanks for bringing back the memories.

[@gxl5892]

Really glad to see you react to the Trammps. There were several incredible motown inspired male groups that ruled music in the 70's. Tavares, The Temptations, O'Jays, Four Tops, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, Spinners. Please give due respect to these amazing artists. Thanks.

[@vanessa4u4evr]

That was fun. We jammed like crazy to that in the 70's. 😅😂🤣

[@abevillanueva1974]

70s...when there were MAN's voices!!

[@leesher1845]

I loved watching you enjoy it so much. Keep on your 60s, 70s and 80s musical journey. ❤️

[@phoenixforce6595]

Another awesome reaction from you. I believe this is the year of 77' or 78'. One of the standout tracks from Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. Disco was the greatest genre ever made. Music never sounded better than in the 70s. And the Trammps were a great band.

[@terrygelinas4593]

Late '70's realness! Burn up the dance floor. Great vocals and arrangements.

[@leesher1845]

My all-time favorite disco tune.

[@deborahjames8251]

This. Song was the party song Everyone danced had a outside yard party No fighting. Everyone got alone together

[@eddygatlin]

3:02 yes you know this guys voice was special, love your reaction there bro

[@Triggerhippie70]

Yas! I’m a 70’s child and my mother was a disco freak so of course as am I because we listened to a lot of disco and soul growing up. If somebody approached me and said for the rest of your life you can only listen to one genre of music for me it would be disco

[@darronmasangkay40]

This was in the movie Saturday Night Fever and it was one of the biggest hits in 1976.

[@davidrobinson7778]

I watched your reaction to the TRAMMPS "DISCO INFERNO", but you did all of us a dis service by not playing the extended version where they were wearing white suits with bell bottom trousers. The disco era was about that driving beat that drove you to the dance floor. I still think the 70's and 80's was the greatest music era. Disco began around 1974 in house rent parties using pirated records where gays and straight young people danced in New York Apartments. Disco clubs quickly spread all over the country. The biggest club and wildly popular was Studio 54 in New York. Disco died in 1979 as thousands of punk rockers, heavy metal fans congregated at the Chicago Cubs baseball stadium and burn thousands of disco records in the outfield. They developed a long campaign to drive out and kill disco, because not only was their favorite artist making disco records, their radio stations had stop playing heavy metal and rock. Thus Disco died. Studio 54 attracted the biggest stars, Sylvester Stallone, Mick Jagger, Diana Ross, Anorld Schwarzenegger, Michael Jackson and tons of others. It was very difficult to get in the club. I was fortunate once to get admitted. So treat yourself to that particular TRAMMPS video. Two other youtuber have reacted to this extended version. On another note, I requested you reacte to JAMES BROWN'S "KING HEROIN". I was unable to watch your reaction to the Bee Gees "TOO MUCH HEAVEN". I believe you said it had been blocked. Thanks for allowing me to voice my opinions. I think you are doing a great job as I've watched many of your video reaction. Adios

[@throwabrick]

What a voice. I kinda forgot how good this one was. Great react!

[@michaelwiggan7437]

This was a Disco Anthem ... 1976 Height of the Disco Era ... Other Disco Classics - Barry White - My First My Last My Everything ...... Andrea True Connection - More More More .... Bee Gees - More Than Woman or Staying Alive ,,,, Gloria Gaynor - I Will Survive ,,,, Donna Summer - Last Dance ,,,,, ABBA - Dancing Queen ,,,,, KC & The Sunshine Band - Keep It Comin Love ,,,,, Barry White & Love Unlimited Orchestra - Love Theme (Best Instrumental of 1970's) ,,,, Van McCoy - The Hustle ,,,, Viola Wills - Gonna Get Along With Out ........ To name a few

[@leegriffin2582]

thx J - for lovin great oldies- 70''s haha - keep on - u were right u have heard burn baby burn!- love it

[@j20tower]

The Trammps were the Kings of the Disco era. Jimmy Ellis the lead singer was the voice may he Rest In Peace. Try Where Do We Go From Here, Love Epidemic, Where Were You when the Lights Went Out In New York City. Disco was the greatest.

[@100noga]

I was raised on rap and electronic music but man... I miss disco

[@noizynaybah5827]

This is 70s....80s was the beginning of the...electronic era

[@sharkdentures3247]

Yeah, that was kinda my thought too. Even for someone younger like him to say "70s or 80s?" is a bit silly. (made me chuckle) Disco & bell bottoms are quintisential (& even stereotypical) 70s!

[@hazelanglin5907]

I was 16 when this song was released. Great music

[@danielh115]

Disco at it's finest. 🕺

[@SopranoSistah]

Every time I hear this song it makes me laugh, because this is back when on Saturday nights my mother was still going to the local disco (they didn’t call at ‘the club’ at that time yet) when I was a kid, so it’s definitely the 70s!! 💃🏽🤣💯💅🏾🔥🔥🔥 Plus, Diddy and I are the same age, so he probably has similar memories.😂 A true time capsule. 🥰

[@titanus49]

In case you are wondering who the lead singer of The Trammps is, it's Jimmy Ellis who sadly passed away on March 9,2012 of Alzheimer's complications. R.I.P Jimmy, your wonderful voice will never be forgotten. Oh the song is a reference to the Towering Inferno movie,of 1975

[@JD_ATX]

Tina Turner did a cover of this song. Hope you do a reaction video to that one . 🥰

[@Lfg117]

Already! Legendary bop.

[@fantasyguru26]

Dude's voice was fire. This is forever a stone cold disco classic.

[@j20tower]

This is in the Saturday Night Fever Movie. The Trammps were were Kings of Disco in the 70’s. Try Love Epidemic, or Where we’re You when The Lights Went Out.

[@maggynewtown3500]

The Disco Inferno album was released in 1976.

[@Rescue162]

There's really no excuse for someone in America not to know about this song. I've heard it play at Chuck E Cheeze's for kids.

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

🕺🏾💃🏿🕺🏼💃🏼🕺🏿💃🏽🕺🏿💃🏽 Burn that mutha down y’all

[@827dusty]

Disco era of late 70s. Maybe 78 or 79.

[@khaisawa291]

Oh god damn I love this song

[@dappylu]

This is at the top of my all time favorite disco songs. It was released in 1976 and was on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack in 1977. The tempo on this video is a tad slow.

[@98_Gabteddy]

Wow man you is amazing, good video, hi im Gabriel and i live in Brazil, nice to meet you guys.

[@JustJammin]

Hello 👋!

[@maggynewtown3500]

Try The Trammps 'Rubberband'. Discover where some rappers plagiarize other folks' work, without giving credit or royalties.

[@julies5515]

You can't help but dance and do a spin on this one.

[@Lfg117]

Maybe thee anthem of the disco era: 1976. Wow.

[@BlackLionGriotMedia]

This was considered Disco.

[@mvamedia5199]

"I heard somebody say" has got to be the single most unappreciated lyric of all time. No reactor has commented on this lyric. Why?? What does it mean. How does it express culture??? Please HELP!!

[@snobile58]

disco.✨

[@johnashley327]

This was on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack.

[@terrorsanity]

Please wake me in the grave when the next Wu album reaction appears. I lived in December 2019, my grandchildren.

[@ANACOSTIASERIES]

What's the song in the beginning

[@Truthteller58-z3c]

Madonna did this on her tour her confessions tour her best tour u should react to it its a great performance she gives honor to Disco .

[@mvamedia5199]

Good stuff. Thank you.

[@josephinesteele1338]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥!!!!!!

[@Illusion70]

Crackling.... haha 😄

[@amosemoike2558]

Please can you react to Johnny Nash - Rock Me Baby .Good, sweet and pure music

[@dcaseng]

NICE!

[@Luniz-wf7mi]

Read these Nike’s - Geto Boys!

[@davidramirez4810]

1977…..

[@ginolaking1]

Classic disco I guess but I’d like to class it more as classic funk. Tracks of this kind and bands like the Whispers (when the beat goes on) lead many of us towards jazz funk. I remember walking into a club in Tottenham London with two black friends I played football with (soccer to you American ladies and gentlemen) probably one of only 5 white guys in the place at that time and hearing the opening bars of Movin by Brass Constructionas I walk in it blew my mind away. Music then was the great bringing together of Black and White in love with the music which united them. It sad the way the world changed from back then.Ska Blue Beat Reggae were followed by skinheads black and white alike never a problem again in love with the music of that generation. A great shame skinhead culture and love of what was in fact Black Music as we see in bands like the Specials and UB40 Madness etc got ambushed by the far right idiots lunatics and turned into a racist cult as it’s origins were the total opposite. At least now we are better educated and our love of music past and present unites us in so many ways. Love the diversity of the music you cover. Every generation thinks it’s music was the best. I don’t think that I know it,god bless stay safe and be lucky everyone. Do yourself a favour check out Movin and Changing two classic tracks of Brass Construction or maybe Galaxy of Love by Crown Heights Turn the Music Up by The Players Association there are so many from that evolved from the disco era

[@rainerader1182]

Try Brothers Johnson in the neighborhood

[@MROOOZZZZZ]

Can you react to the song "Bow Wow" by Johnny "Guitar" Watson.

[@kenwortht800wpeterbilt9]

Can you react to the song called “take you for a ride” by koauka they are a Hawaiian reggae band

[@louisokeefe8307]

Try some Teena Marie the ivory queen of soul...

[@MrCj-ut2dh]

Can you react to Proof - forgive me , its really sad song :(

[@oldschoolfreak98]

React to Yellowman - Sensimilla

[@mycolortv1]

1976

[@Military450Veteran]

It would Help if you did a Mini Research ON IT so that Y'all YOUNG KIDS DON'T seem SO LOST, damn. This was NOT in the 80's, dude, if Y'all did a Mini Research the WORD "DISCO" alone tells You that THIS IS From the 1970's Disco Era, come on Y'all, 1980's was NO longer the Disco Era. 😲 😱 #1970sDiscoEra #OldiesButGoodies 💚 💛 #DancingisGoodforYou 💃 #DiscoInferno 🔥 🔥

[@2009bulina]

Can you react to the movies Soul Food and Love Dont Cost a Thing?

[@SnowyPopThePony]

I see you react to Heroveli TV channel. You shouldn't and you should unsubscribe from him because he is a faker and fraud using 2Pac's name for internet fame and attention. All the songs he posts are from a forum Thread that was posted in April of 2019. I can provide a download link from where "his" stuff came from. He acts like he owns this best quality stuff but he doesn't

[@tinatyler1520]

Hey. Why is everybody listening to the same crappy copy of the song. Its totally different in hq. Clear base line and strings cannot be heard in this version.

[@mvamedia5199]

you're out of sync