
The Trammps
Why it matters
The Trammps are a US disco and soul group whose infectious grooves helped define the Philly soul sound of the 1970s.
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Formed in 1972 in Philadelphia, The Trammps blended soul and disco into a classic pop and rock framework, creating a sound that often draws comparisons to the Bee Gees. Their music is steeped in Philly soul traditions, reflecting collaborations with key figures like Norman Harris, Ron Kersey, T.G. Conway, and Ron Baker.
Their 1975 release, The Legendary ZING Album, is a standout record from their catalog, showcasing their signature disco sound that invites focused listening and reveals an acoustic small-group texture beneath the dancefloor energy.
While their career spanned just under a decade, ending around 1980, The Trammps left an enduring mark on the disco scene, with other notable releases like Disco Inferno and The Whole World's Dancing contributing to their legacy.
3 Things You Need To Know
Philly Soul Meets Disco
The Trammps are rooted in Philadelphia’s soul scene, blending Philly soul’s lush arrangements with the driving rhythms of disco, a sound shaped by key collaborators like Norman Harris and Ron Kersey.
Start With The Legendary ZING Album
Their 1975 release, The Legendary ZING Album, is a great entry point showcasing their signature mix of soul and disco grooves that defined their mid-70s peak.
Sound Often Compared to Bee Gees
Listeners often describe The Trammps’ sound as having a close vibe to the Bee Gees, reflecting shared influences and a similar blend of pop, soul, and disco textures.
The Trammps Vinyl Records For Sale
Shop The Trammps vinyl records currently in stock at The Den. Our collection features their iconic albums, all available now for sale. With inventory changing frequently, each record is a unique find, so don’t miss your chance to own a piece of disco history!
If you love the funky grooves of the disco era, The Trammps albums are a must-have. Their infectious beats resonate alongside legends like Chic and The Bee Gees, making them essential for any vinyl enthusiast looking to capture the vibrant spirit of the 70s.
