Disco music's most soulful vocal group, began in 1960s Philadelphia as The Volcanos and were also called The Moods, before ultimately emerging as The Trammps in 1972 with a string of successful releases throughout the 1970s, the pinnacle of which was "Disco Inferno," the hottest song on the international disco scene in 1977, included in the soundtrack for the widely popular movie "Saturday Night Fever," the industry's biggest selling album to date and won them a Grammy Award in 1979. Sometime in the early 2000s, The Trammps recorded a Hi NRG cover version of the Philadelphia soul disco vocal quartet Double Exposure's 1976 hit "Ten Percent" - which was very well received in Europe and became an underground dance club hit. On the seven-track release presented here, we have taken that vocal track and completely recreated the original musical backing with stunning results.
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Disco music's most soulful vocal group, began in 1960s Philadelphia as The Volcanos and were also called The Moods, before ultimately emerging as The Trammps in 1972 with a string of successful releases throughout the 1970s, the pinnacle of which was "Disco Inferno," the hottest song on the international disco scene in 1977, included in the soundtrack for the widely popular movie "Saturday Night Fever," the industry's biggest selling album to date and won them a Grammy Award in 1979. Sometime in the early 2000s, The Trammps recorded a Hi NRG cover version of the Philadelphia soul disco vocal quartet Double Exposure's 1976 hit "Ten Percent" - which was very well received in Europe and became an underground dance club hit. On the seven-track release presented here, we have taken that vocal track and completely recreated the original musical backing with stunning results.
