RECORDS
Sugar was owned by producer Charles Ross, and was devoted to Reggae music. For a while it was a member of the Decca group of labels - note the similarity of the red-and-white label's layout to that of Deram. It then moved to Pye, though only briefly, changing design and numbering in the process. Sugar had a rather short life, only lasting from 1970 to 1971. During that time it issued around ten singles and at least a couple of albums. Decca singles were numbered in the SU-100s, Pyes in the ESS-100s. Thank to Robert Lyons for the info.
| 69 | Claude Sang | I Here Music | SUGAR | ESS | 101 |
| 69 | White Joe | My Guiding Star | SUGAR | ESS | 102 |
| 71 | Frenz | It'S A Secret | SUGAR | ESS | 103 |
| 71 | Henry Pitts | Ooh La La | SUGAR | ESS | 104 |
| 70 | Frenz | Mee Lei Moi | SUGAR | SU | 101 |
| 70 | Morrison Raymond | Girl I Want To Hold You | SUGAR | SU | 102 |
| 70 | White Joe | Yesterday | SUGAR | SU | 103 |
| 70 | Ace Richard | Sound Of Reggae | SUGAR | SU | 104 |
| 70 | Sang Claude | I'M In Love Again | SUGAR | SU | 105 |
| 70 | Three Coins | Come And Do The Right Thing | SUGAR | SU | 106 |
