Sugar Black

Sugar Black (Patrick Hall, born in Westmoreland, Jamaica, c. 1970) moved to Kingston with his family when he was three years old and was educated in the capital. His musical tuition was gleaned through working with sound systems including Black Star and Destiny Outernational. Encouraged by his success on the sound system circuit he entered and won a Tastees Talent competition, and recorded a session with Mikey Bennett.
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==Links to Peel==
Peel first started playing Sugar Black's material in August 1997 via his collaboration with Leh’ Banchulah for the track, 'Craving'. Further material from the singer were played by Peel on his radio programmes until 1999. 
==Shows Played==
;1997
*12 August 1997: Craving (7 inch) 3-2-1 Strong
*26 August 1997: Craving (7 inch) 3-2-1 Strong
*11 September 1997 (BFBS): Craving (7 inch) 3-2-1 Strong
*18 September 1997 (BFBS): Craving (7 inch) 3-2-1 Strong
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*17 September 1998: Change Gonna Come (7”) Flames
*01 October 1998: Change Gonna Come (7”) Flames
;1999
*02 November 1999: 'Selassie I Live (7")' (Down Sound)
*07 November 1999 (BFBS): 'Selassie I Live (7")' (Down Sound)
*11 November 1999 (Radio Eins): 'Selassie I Live (7")' (Down Sound)
*17 November 1999: 'Selassie I Live (7")' (Down Sound)
==External Links==
*AllMusic
*Discogs
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