Sugar Minott

Currently Sugar Minott has 39 lyrics and 3 biblical references on Jah Lyrics.

Lyrics

• Africa Is The Black Man's Home
• African Girl
• Be Careful
• Chant A Psalm
• Dreader Than Dread
• Far Away
• Free Jah Jah Children
• Ghetto-Ology
• Give The People
• Good Thing Going
• Happy Song
• Hard Time Pressure
• Herbman Hustling
• Hi Hello
• Holy Mount Zion
• Jah Jah Children
• Jah Jah Children (1981 version)
• Jesus Loves The Little Children
• Living A Rough Ole Life (aka Rough Old Life)
• Lover's Rock
• Man Hungry
• Mankind
• My Love Is True
• Never Gonna Give Jah Up
• Oh Mr. D.C.
• Right Track
• River Jordan
• Roof Over My Head
• Save The Children
• Slice Of The Cake
• Smile
• So Many Things
• Strange Things
• The People Got To Know
• This World
• Try Love
• Vanity
• Walk On By
• Walking Through The Ghetto

Appearances on

• Good Old Days - by Gentleman

Albums

• Showcase (1977)
• Ghetto-ology (1979)
• Bitter Sweet (1979)
• Black Roots (1980)
• Roots Lovers (1980)
• Good Thing Going (1981)
• African Girl (1981)
• Herbman Hustling (1984)
• Jamming In The Street (1986)

Singles

• Smile (7") (1988)

Birth name	Lincoln Barrington Minott
Born	25 May 1956, Kingston, Jamaica
Died	10 July 2010 (aged 54), Saint Andrew Parish, Jamaica
Cause of death	Remains undisclosed, probably a heart condition

Band information

Sugar Minott was one of the three founding members of the reggae group The African Brohters.

"I'm a Christian like His Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie I, but at the same time I will recognise each and everyone's right to freedom of belief, because wherever you get your strength or your power from that's alright for me. Rastafari is my culture; it's my way of life. Some people define Rastafari by the dreads you wear, but everybody can grow dreads; it's about the food you eat, the way you walk and the way you talk and what you believe in: cultural, spiritual and natural things. Some people can live by all I've just mentioned, but still lack the love in their heart and in the end it's all about love. A true Rastafarian should be like His Majesty, a Christian of the orthodox faith." by Sugar Minott