The Trammps are an American disco and soul band, widely recognized for their Grammy-winning dance hit "Disco Inferno," released in 1976. The band, which was formed in Philadelphia in 1972, is known for its rhythmic blend of soul, funk, and disco, and features notable band members such as Jimmy Ellis and Earl Young. Their music, especially "Disco Inferno," significantly influenced the disco era and played a key role in the soundtrack of the iconic film "Saturday Night Fever." The Trammps' contributions to the music industry are marked by their distinctive fusion of genres and their lasting impact on the disco scene.