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Disco Inferno
Disco Inferno formed in Brooklyn in the 1970s with Larry Levan on vocals, Greg Carmichael on keyboards, James Calloway on guitar, Paul Jackson on bass, and...
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Disco Inferno formed in Brooklyn in the 1970s with Larry Levan on vocals, Greg Carmichael on keyboards, James Calloway on guitar, Paul Jackson on bass, and Ron Kersey on drums. Their 1975 single "In Sharky Water" became a disco staple, known for its syncopated beat and catchy chorus that got people dancing.
They followed up with albums like "Bad Luck" in 1976 and "Dance to the Music" in 1977, maintaining a sound that mixed disco rhythms with R&B sensibilities. Another track, "New Clothes For The New World," showed their range within the genre.
Levan left the group in 1978, and while they released "Disco Inferno II" that same year, their active period was relatively brief. Their music, particularly "In Sharky Water," still turns up in playlists and collections focused on 1970s dance floors.
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