Sang Hugh

about

Sang Hugh was born Keith Oliver Morgan, on May 16th, 1951, in Water Works, Westmoreland, Jamaica. He moved to Montego Bay at the age of 7, and at age 12 he moved to Rocky Point, Clarendon. As a school boy, he earned his name playing cricket with his friends. As he mostly umpired, he was named after the famous umpire, Sang Hugh. Sam Cooke played a significant roll in his musical influence. He also admired a group out of Montego Bay, called "The Blues Busters". Sang Hugh has three beautiful daughters, Dianna, Natoya, and Marley. He is a fisherman, and runs a little cook shop in Negril, Jamaica. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

albums

▥

Reggae Classics

▥

Raggae - The Essential Pulse Series

▥

Blood & Fire: Hit Sounds From The Observer Station 1970-1978

Wiser Dread

▥

Reggae Classics [DCC DZS-046]

▥

Reggae Anthology: Niney The Observer - Roots With Quality

▥

7'' Vinyl Single

▥

Truth & RIghts Observer Style

▥

Truth & Rights, Observer Style

▥

Truth And Rights Observer Style

▥

O Reggae, Where Art Thou?

▥

Niney The Observer Presents Dreadlocks Coming To Dinner The Observer 7 Singles 1973-1975

similar artists