The Trammps - Trammps Album

Tracklist

1	Down Three Dark Streets Written-By, Arranged By – Ronnie Baker	5:01
2	Shout Arranged By – Earl Young, Norman Harris, Ronnie BakerWritten-By – O'Kelly Isley, Ronald Isley, Rudolph Isley	3:33
3	Where Do We Go From Here Written-By, Arranged By – Ronnie Baker	3:45
4	Trammps Disco Theme Written-By, Arranged By – Earl Young, Norman Harris, Ronnie Baker	3:25
5	Save A Place Written-By, Arranged By – Ronnie Baker	5:03
6	I Know That Feeling Written-By, Arranged By – Ronnie Baker	3:11
7	Stop And Think Written-By, Arranged By – Ronnie Baker	3:10
8	Trusting Heart Arranged By – Norman HarrisWritten-By – Melvin Steals, Mervin Steals	3:20
9	Every Dream I Dream Is You Written-By, Arranged By – Ronnie Baker	3:57
10	Love Epidemic Arranged By – Norman HarrisWritten-By – Leroy Green, Norman Harris	4:48

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KZ 33163	Trammps	Trammps ‎(LP, Album)	Golden Fleece	KZ 33163	US	1975
EK 85939	Trammps	Trammps ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Epic, Legacy	EK 85939	US	2002
508062 2	Trammps	Trammps ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Epic, Legacy	508062 2	UK & Europe	2002
SRCS 6497	Trammps	Trammps ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Philadelphia International Records, Sony Records	SRCS 6497	Japan	1995
ECPO-56-PH	Trammps	Trammps ‎(LP, Album)	Philadelphia International Records	ECPO-56-PH	Japan	1975

Credits

• Engineer – Carl Paruolo, Don Murray
• Performer [Music By] – MFSB
• Producer – Earl Young, Norman Harris, Ronnie Baker

Notes

Recorded and mixed at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia, PA
Mastered at Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs, Philadelphia, PA

Video

Album

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