Sugar Hill Records (hip-hop label) discography
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The following is a list of albums released by now-defunct hip-hop record label Sugar Hill Records.
1980
- Blood Brothers — Blood Brothers[1]
- Brother to Brother — Brother 2 Brother[2]
- First Class — First Class[3]
- Positive Force — Positive Force[4]
- The Sequence — Sugarhill Presents the Sequence
- The Sugarhill Gang — Sugarhill Gang
- Various artists — The Great Rap Hits[5]
- Wood, Brass & Steel — Hard & Heavy[6]
1981
- Jack McDuff — Kisses
- The Sugarhill Gang — 8th Wonder
- Various artists — Greatest Rap Hits Vol. 2[7]
- West Street Mob — West Street Mob
- The Mean Machine - Disco Dream
1982
- Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five — The Message
- Jack McDuff — Having a Good Time
- Harry Ray — It's Good to Be Home[8]
- The Sequence — The Sequence
- Candi Staton — Nightlites
- Trouble Funk — Drop the Bomb
- Various artists — Rapped Uptight[9]
1983
- Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five — Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five
- The Sequence — The Sequence Party
- The Sugarhill Gang — Greatest Hits
- The Sugarhill Gang — Rappin' Down Town
- Treacherous Three — Whip It
- Various artists — Sugar Hill Express (The Best Of Rap & Funk)[10]
- West Street Mob — Break Dance (Electric Boogie)
1984
- Crash Crew — The Crash Crew
- Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five — Greatest Messages
- Grandmaster Melle Mel and the Furious Five — Grandmaster Melle Mel and the Furious Five
- Jack McDuff — Live It Up
- New Guys On The Block — The New Guys On The Block[11]
- The Sugarhill Gang — Livin' in the Fast Lane
- Joey Travolta — Hold On[12]
- Treacherous Three — The Treacherous Three
- Various artists — Street Beats[13]
- Philippé Wynne — Philippé Wynne
1985
- Grandmaster Melle Mel and the Furious Five — Stepping Off