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Where The Happy People Go (Canadian LP)

Atlantic Records (Canada) / 1976 / SD 18172
LP-album 33 ⅓ rpm Vinyl record

Ron Baker Guitar (Bass), Producer
T.G. Conway Keyboards
Dirk Devlin Engineer
Bobby Eli Guitar
Jimmy Ellis
Michael Foreman Guitar (Bass)
Bruce Gray Piano
Norman Harris Guitar, Producer
Ron Kersey Keyboards
Carl Paroulo Engineer
Robert Upchurch Vocals, Baritone (Vocal)
Harold Wade Tenor (Vocal)
Stanley Wade Tenor (Vocal)
Larry Washington Conga
Earl Young Bass (Vocal), Drums, Producer

"A Tom Moulton Mix"

Side A
1 Soul Searchin' Time 6:03
2 That's Where the Happy People Go 7:50
3 Can We Come Together 5:33

Side B
4 Disco Party 8:11
5 Ninety-Nine and a Half (Won't Do) 5:07
6 Hooked for Life 4:42
7 Love Is a Funky Thing 3:16

The penultimate Trammps LP showcasing their talents iwth club charting songs such as Soul Searchin' Time,Hooked For Life and That's Where The Happy People Go regarded by some as one of the greatest disco songs of the era.

Interesting liner notes from the time by Tom Moulton

" The disco phenomenon is in full swing and everyone seems to be getting on the bandwagon.several artists have been mainly responsible for the emerging of the disco scene

The Trammps(considered to be the top disco group)not only helped in popularizing this scene but were instrumental in creating it through the writing,arranging and producing talents of BAKER,HARRIS and YOUNG.

The excitement and high energy that is created on a trammps record is equal to none and cannot be imitated.The spontaneous magic creating happy joyous music wherever they are is their sound and their's alone.

If there is such a thing as the disco underground The Trammps are at the top of it and this their first LP for Atlantic Records shows why The Trammps are legends and why they just don't have fans they have loyal fans."

Listen to That's Where The Happy People Go by The Trammps:

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