This is real music. It didn’t matter if you were black or white. Everybody danced to this song back in the 70’s. Honey, you are listening to real music. Enjoy.
It's sad how people like to talk about how racist and nasty to each other America was in the past. But there was a lot of love and brotherhood around, and that doesn't get the recognition it deserves.
Some folks are only interested in pointing out that small fraction of people who represent the negative aspect of life and make it sound like it's the vast majority.
16 years old when this dropped.... a rainbow of people loved this song. People were much more tolerant of each other back then... music brought us all together...
I could feel the heat from the wheels from "drifting" through the turns; I did speed, but never tried backwards because I didn't want to bust my ass : )
No disco craze earlier like 74. Do the Hustle, get down tonight, love to Love You.. Other hits but Fever more of the peak. Got overplayed and people got tired of it
@@readhistory2023 Yeah, Disco started before the movie but the movie brought it to main stream America. When the movie came out it was sort of the pinnacle of Disco. In NYC area anyway. To me Disco was just funk and R&B mixed together. Disco was pretty much over by the 80's.. Funny thing "Son of Sam" sort of helped end disco too. He was basically stalking the disco clubs in 77and 78 looking for his victims and the girls started getting afraid to go. No girls no guys.
@@flickdasher1775 I think the first time I heard that song was in the movie "Love at First Bite". Great comedy and great song. th-cam.com/video/DoqHO8haFXE/w-d-xo.html
OMG my husband and I (newly weds) danced the night away in the 1970’s with this and the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack ! OMG the fun we had Friday nights after a long week of working ! We rewarded ourselves with Disco Nights at several different Discos! Good Times !
Yeah, this came out when I was a 17 year old hard rock/punk rock warrior. I admit to no one, NO ONE, to this day that I liked this song. Nope...never happened. ;^)
I forgot how much I love this song. It got so overplayed in the disco era that we all just got really sick of it. It's not annoying anymore. I have rediscovered my love of The Trammps.
Maaaaaan, I am so glad I grew up during the disco days! It made it so easy to meet with people to have a good time, get dressed up and dance, dance, dance. One thing for sure, the ladies love to dance!
They used to play this at the roller rink when I was a kid. Brings me right back to being 8 years old and walking across the whole city just to party with strangers and friends. What a great time and song!
one of the greatest disco songs and groups around, these guys were great! Let me tell you when I was growing up in the 1970s there was a lot of love for all the peoples of our nation, but still pockets of hate of course, and it is sad to see that hate today, though disguised as something else. But music always brings out the love! Party like it was 1970! Love ya All that's the important thing!
A classic, from a period in which it could justifiably be said disco ruled the world. Certainly this music is to pop culture what Mozart might be to the classical. It's appeal is in a groove that I sometimes feel now is lost behind technology - but maybe that's just me getting old!
I remember as a teenager I used to stop ongoing arguments with this 45 rpm record by gradually turning this song up. All my brothers and sisters liked to dance to this and you can't argue over this played loud effectively. I will always love this song even at my funeral.
I am a 65 year old man from the north of England United Kingdom, i am in isolation like a lot of people all over the world during these terrible times. As i am having trouble sleeping i spend my time looking for music, I happened to come across your site and have spent the last 6 and a half hours watching you listening and reacting to a vast assortment of music Genres. All i want to say is you have a passion and enthusiasm no matter what you are listening to, what is impressive is the diversity of music and the vast timescale i.e 1950's to modern day that you are willing to listen to. You are a breath of fresh air in a rancid world, you seem to be a beautiful person both inside and out, and it has been a pleasure and privilege to have spent this time watching you, i have subscribed and will be an avid follower and you also reviwed my favorite song of all time Disco Inferno by The Trammps. Stay safe and well Young Lady. Alanx
I came across your video's and can't stop listening. Not sure which is better, hearing this music from my youth or watching your reactions. You are so sweet and your smile is beautiful ❤ Keep doing what you're doing. You bring a smile to this old girls face. 😘
I was around when this came out. The clubs where hopping at this time!!! I loved Disco and Rock and Roll at his time great music was coming out then!!! LOL
There is no one out there who could not tell me that this music is so much more enjoyable than any rap. This is great fun music. I grew up with this great music back in the severities.
I remember listening to this song on the radio as an adolescent in junior high school. A lot of my classmates loved this song, and other Disco and Rock songs of that era. A little over a decade ago, I was listening to a music program on the BBC World Service on my shortwave/world band radio. They played Tina Turner's cover of "Disco Inferno", that became a hit in the UK music charts at that time. You might want to listen to it in your free time, India.
Absolutely! It's also a great version, and we are blessed to have both to choose which we're in the mood for. They're both the same song, but Tina's is a bit more up tempo, and she knows how to throw it down! Thank you to the Tramps, and thank you India for a great reaction! T - UK.
Your pleasure is simply intoxicating India. Your eyes burn so brightly. I used to love dancing to this until I accidently married a monster who couldn't and wouldn't dance. Happy days though up to that point. I'm talking about dancing in five inch high platform boots too India with chicks similarly shod. I wish you rainbows lady.
I never knew their name or saw this video. It's a great song. I've heard it a million times but really appreciate the arrangement and the genius of this song!👍😍😍😍🔥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🕯🔥🔥🔥🔥🕯🔥🔥🔥🕯🔥🔥🔥💥🔥🔥🔥🕯🔥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Lady 👩 you would have loved being a teenager back in the seventies we had great music and styles of music and clothes and dance clubs that people where having fun dancing with great friends and family let's go all go back to the seventies ❤❤❤❤❤ and dance the night away ❤ 😀 😊
my sister was in a dance class that did a recital piece to this and Chic's ''Everybody Dance'', the Disco Inferno number was a tap dance red sequined number with a red sequin top hat and everybody dance was a flowy purple and green scarf around the waist number, more tap dancing. LOL the 70's, You Missed 'Em
The late great Jimmy Ellis was my favorite singer of the disco era. He took us to church every time. One of my fondest memories is seeing the group in the mid 70's at a small club in the Bronx, they were amazing.
The only version is the 10 minute long track on the Saturday Night Fever film soundtrack ..... Just fantastic !!!! Can still see John Travolta dancing to it on the flashing Disco floor !!!! 😊
Of you never had an 8 track tape player in your car then you can not know what being cool feels like! This is great song from a better time. Burn baby burn!!!
The late 70s were another era of styles. Disco was really big, and so many other things were going on. I''ll have to write down all the decades from the 50s - 90s, describe and fill them in with all involved... then study it haha...
This is real music. It didn’t matter if you were black or white. Everybody danced to this song back in the 70’s. Honey, you are listening to real music. Enjoy.
It's sad how people like to talk about how racist and nasty to each other America was in the past. But there was a lot of love and brotherhood around, and that doesn't get the recognition it deserves.
Some folks are only interested in pointing out that small fraction of people who represent the negative aspect of life and make it sound like it's the vast majority.
YOU WROTE WHAT I WAS THINKING! JUDGE PEOPLE ON THE CONTENT OF THEIR CHARACTER!
16 years old when this dropped.... a rainbow of people loved this song. People were much more tolerant of each other back then... music brought us all together...
Social media is good and bad of it all. Great because it shows us the good in each other, bad because it shows the ugly in each other.. sigh.
Damn right !!!!!!!!!!
So cool to see this young lady dig the music so many of us cut our teeth on!
Back when MUSIC WAS MUSIC, AND SINGERS WERE AWESOME!!!!!
The lead singer is the superb Jimmy Ellis,who sadly died of Alzheimer's some years back. R.I.P. Jimmy you will never be forgotten
I was 10 years old when this came out. This played every weekend at the roller dome, I used to whip so fast on roller skates to this!
Lucky you ✌️✌️✌️💯💯💯💯🤣🤣🤣
I could feel the heat from the wheels from "drifting" through the turns; I did speed, but never tried backwards because I didn't want to bust my ass : )
I was four when this came out.
Amazing
All from Saturday Night Fever. Probably the best movie of the disco craze
Every song on that Album was 🔥
Saturday Night Fever pretty much started it the disco crazy.
No disco craze earlier like 74. Do the Hustle, get down tonight, love to Love You.. Other hits but Fever more of the peak. Got overplayed and people got tired of it
@@readhistory2023 Yeah, Disco started before the movie but the movie brought it to main stream America. When the movie came out it was sort of the pinnacle of Disco. In NYC area anyway. To me Disco was just funk and R&B mixed together. Disco was pretty much over by the 80's.. Funny thing "Son of Sam" sort of helped end disco too. He was basically stalking the disco clubs in 77and 78 looking for his victims and the girls started getting afraid to go. No girls no guys.
Have you ever watched a film called northern soul ? thats good too
I can see Travolta doing his thing on the dance floor, right now!!!
Yvonne Elliman - If I Can't Have You. Awesome disco song to react to.
and 'i lovve the nightlife' alicia bridges
Yes!!
one of the best disco songs which seems to have been forgotten was 'i love the nightlife' by alicia bridges.
@@flickdasher1775 I think the first time I heard that song was in the movie "Love at First Bite". Great comedy and great song.
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Ohh myyy gosh!!!! I love that song so much🥰😍❤
My teenage years consisted of rock, motown and disco! It was an amazing time
One of the classics of the Disco era. A great song period.
Disco was loved by all races in the 70's, and it was cool!
Was a kid when this came out. Always loved it....always will. How can you NOT stand up and dance to this??? I don't care where you are!
We had the BEST music back then! What a great memory! Love your face!!! I love it's making you move!!!
Welcome to the 70's disco era
I graduated high school in 1976 and yeah baby!!!! I loved disco.
Back in the day
Good times and having fun
Your smile says it all, India!!! This song deserves every smile it has ever produced.
the trammps was my favourite band of the seventies great musicians and a gospel leadvocal that makes me wanna go to church.
Lived through disco ....the BEST time.
OMG my husband and I (newly weds) danced the night away in the 1970’s with this and the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack !
OMG the fun we had Friday nights after a long week of working ! We rewarded ourselves with Disco Nights at several different Discos! Good Times !
THE best disco tune. Thanks for playing! ❤️
Yeah, this came out when I was a 17 year old hard rock/punk rock warrior. I admit to no one, NO ONE, to this day that I liked this song. Nope...never happened. ;^)
Daniel Bruns I absolutely do not know every single syllable of this song. Nope. No way. Where’s my Zeppelin album?
@@brak7865 you poor little thing! I love Zep and this song both!! also Mozart!!
suzycreamcheesez 😆
@@brak7865 mahalo!!
haha
I forgot how much I love this song. It got so overplayed in the disco era that we all just got really sick of it. It's not annoying anymore. I have rediscovered my love of The Trammps.
WILD CHERRY. Love my music 1978. SPETTACOLARE!!!!!!!
JOHNNIE TAYLOR Hey mr. Melody Maker. 1978 FANTASTICA !!!!TOP !
Maaaaaan, I am so glad I grew up during the disco days! It made it so easy to meet with people to have a good time, get dressed up and dance, dance, dance. One thing for sure, the ladies love to dance!
Bring back these wonderful groups and good times. Lots of love to all.
Girl, we had fun back then! I was 9 when this came out. Such a good groove.
this was a fun song i remember it well for some reason it sounds better now than it did back then
Great song! What an era; shag carpet, the chia pet, disco lights on dance floors, Saturday Night Fever, and oh yes, Elvis forever...
realdeal
Brings back the best days of my life!! I miss 💃 disco
A really iconic disco song that's a MUST PLAY at any retro/disco party.
They used to play this at the roller rink when I was a kid. Brings me right back to being 8 years old and walking across the whole city just to party with strangers and friends. What a great time and song!
now that is a dance song. how can anyone not like disco? Fun to play on the bass too. bass lines in disco are some of the best recorded.
one of the greatest disco songs and groups around, these guys were great! Let me tell you when I was growing up in the 1970s there was a lot of love for all the peoples of our nation, but still pockets of hate of course, and it is sad to see that hate today, though disguised as something else. But music always brings out the love! Party like it was 1970! Love ya All that's the important thing!
One of the best disco songs ever!!! Thanks for the reaction.
I went to show with them in Frankfurt Germany on Air force base and had them dedicate this song to my girlfreind
I've skated to this tune many times!
A classic, from a period in which it could justifiably be said disco ruled the world. Certainly this music is to pop culture what Mozart might be to the classical. It's appeal is in a groove that I sometimes feel now is lost behind technology - but maybe that's just me getting old!
One of the all time great songs !
Can’t you just feel why those times were so great to live through!
HAH!!! I was on my honeymoon when this was playing on the radio!!! Mmmmmmm! Good times baby!!!!!
KC and the Sunshine Band.....and maybe the whole Saturday Night Fever soundtrack....
You said everyone was matching and dancing in time. Better check out the Spinners too. Same way! Love the Spinners "Rubberband Man".
love rubberband man!!
Great era...had a blast dancing to all this disco music :)
If you don’t want to dance when you hear this, you're dead! India, listen to the 11 minute album version (it's on YT)
NerdGirl that one is epic!
I am old enough to remember when this was released and hitting the dance floor. Have to agree, the 12" version always takes me on a musical journey
Was going to post the exact same comment. You just have to get up and dance....it's the law!
In the summer of '78 I was working at Disneyland and I got to see the Trammps Live on the Space Stage in Tomorrowland.
BTW, my favorite song by the Trammps is still 'Hold Back The Night'
I saw The Spinners and The Four Tops there in 1975.
What I love most is the emotion and passion in everything about the music. How people can dislike this kind of music, I can't quite understand.
There is no better era for music than the 70,s
We knew how to GET DOWN back in the day.
I remember as a teenager I used to stop ongoing arguments with this 45 rpm record by gradually turning this song up. All my brothers and sisters liked to dance to this and you can't argue over this played loud effectively. I will always love this song even at my funeral.
It’s disco, Miss India! Love your reactions♥️
It is so fun watching your joy! I like reading your comment section too! So many of us learned about a variety of music while roller skating!
I loved dancing to this
From disco to rock; it was ALL good
People in Philly knew The Trammps long before "Disco Inferno". "Hold Back The Night" was always one of my faves.
I am a 65 year old man from the north of England United Kingdom, i am in isolation like a lot of people all over the world during these terrible times. As i am having trouble sleeping i spend my time looking for music, I happened to come across your site and have spent the last 6 and a half hours watching you listening and reacting to a vast assortment of music Genres. All i want to say is you have a passion and enthusiasm no matter what you are listening to, what is impressive is the diversity of music and the vast timescale i.e 1950's to modern day that you are willing to listen to. You are a breath of fresh air in a rancid world, you seem to be a beautiful person both inside and out, and it has been a pleasure and privilege to have spent this time watching you, i have subscribed and will be an avid follower and you also reviwed my favorite song of all time Disco Inferno by The Trammps. Stay safe and well Young Lady. Alanx
I came across your video's and can't stop listening. Not sure which is better, hearing this music from my youth or watching your reactions. You are so sweet and your smile is beautiful ❤ Keep doing what you're doing. You bring a smile to this old girls face. 😘
FINALLY! someone did a reaction to the Trammps Disco Inferno. it's about time! great song and groove.
I was around when this came out. The clubs where hopping at this time!!! I loved Disco and Rock and Roll at his time great music was coming out then!!! LOL
There is NOTHING bad about this song. I had the knee-jerk “disco sucks” mentality, way back, but man, what a groove.
It took you long enough to join the "disco' side! lol
@@tsonofjohnson489 Happy to be here. 😎
The lead singer voice is incredible. He sang from the soul
One of my most favorite songs of the disco era..Danced all night....Thanks for the memories,,,
There is no one out there who could not tell me that this music is so much more enjoyable than any rap. This is great fun music. I grew up with this great music back in the severities.
This is my FAVORITE disco song!
Burn Baby Burn! 🔥🔥🔥Get Down Girl!😍
This was my favorite song off SNF soundtrack....💜🎶💜🎶💜🎶💜🎶💜
One of the few old disco tunes I actually liked back when disco hit the scene back in the late 70's.
I remember listening to this song on the radio as an adolescent in junior high school. A lot of my classmates loved this song, and other Disco and Rock songs of that era. A little over a decade ago, I was listening to a music program on the BBC World Service on my shortwave/world band radio. They played Tina Turner's cover of "Disco Inferno", that became a hit in the UK music charts at that time. You might want to listen to it in your free time, India.
Absolutely! It's also a great version, and we are blessed to have both to choose which we're in the mood for. They're both the same song, but Tina's is a bit more up tempo, and she knows how to throw it down! Thank you to the Tramps, and thank you India for a great reaction! T - UK.
I was a teenager during the Disco era and it was so much fun everybody loves everybody
I am a Rock and Blues guy but the Saturday Night Fever shit was really good!
Your pleasure is simply intoxicating India.
Your eyes burn so brightly.
I used to love dancing to this until I accidently married a monster who couldn't and wouldn't dance.
Happy days though up to that point.
I'm talking about dancing in five inch high platform boots too India with chicks similarly shod.
I wish you rainbows lady.
Disco! More!
70's were fun fun fun !
this plus zing went the strings of my heart and hold back the night, 3 of the real biggies of the disco era.
I never knew their name or saw this video. It's a great song. I've heard it a million times but really appreciate the arrangement and the genius of this song!👍😍😍😍🔥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🕯🔥🔥🔥🔥🕯🔥🔥🔥🕯🔥🔥🔥💥🔥🔥🔥🕯🔥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Lady 👩 you would have loved being a teenager back in the seventies we had great music and styles of music and clothes and dance clubs that people where having fun dancing with great friends and family let's go all go back to the seventies ❤❤❤❤❤ and dance the night away ❤ 😀 😊
I was waiting with a grin to see your reaction to " SAAAATISFACTION " !!!! 😆
I haven’t heard DISCO INFERNO or seen this video in such a long long time! Thanks! Love it 👍🏻🥰‼️
My senior year in high school. Only had to be 18 to get into the clubs! Love this song!! Loved your reaction!!
One of my favorite songs of the '70s. Love your reactions.!
TRAVARES ….Heaven must be missing an angel
@Joan Burnley..Missing one angel Joan cause your here with me right now ..mmm 😃😃😃
Quite the pipes. This man had a VOICE
my sister was in a dance class that did a recital piece to this and Chic's ''Everybody Dance'', the Disco Inferno number was a tap dance red sequined number with a red sequin top hat and everybody dance was a flowy purple and green scarf around the waist number, more tap dancing. LOL the 70's, You Missed 'Em
pure gold!!!!!!!!
Saturday Night Live Fever sounds awesome
Every time I heard this song, it sticks in my head for about three days 😂
The late great Jimmy Ellis was my favorite singer of the disco era. He took us to church every time. One of my fondest memories is seeing the group in the mid 70's at a small club in the Bronx, they were amazing.
I just pulled out the SNF vinyl and gave it a listen.. yep still holds up :)
The only version is the 10 minute long track on the Saturday Night Fever film soundtrack ..... Just fantastic !!!! Can still see John Travolta dancing to it on the flashing Disco floor !!!! 😊
I effing LOVE this song!!! Might be my #1 disco song! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 ❤️✌🏻✌🏻❤️
Of you never had an 8 track tape player in your car then you can not know what being cool feels like! This is great song from a better time. Burn baby burn!!!
Disco or not, this song is just DAMN GOOD.
What a gorgeous sweetheart ..... and lets the music play !!!
omg i grew up with this song, going to disco's & running to the dance floor to dance to this. yesteryear was a wonderful time
Yeah!
The late 70's was THE place to be, as a late-teen!
Best music best fashions best friends best of everything!!
I’m so old I saw them perform this live at the Batley Variety Club in the UK They were superb
back when disco music was cool!
DISCO IS ALWAYS COOL
The late 70s were another era of styles. Disco was really big, and so many other things were going on. I''ll have to write down all the decades from the 50s - 90s, describe and fill them in with all involved... then study it haha...