Sugar Man (disambiguation)
Sugar Man or The Sugar Man may refer to:
Music
- Stanley Turrentine, a jazz saxophonist also known as 'The Sugar Man'
- The Sugar Man, an album by the above artist
- Cootie Stark, a guitarist and singer-songwriter also known as 'Sugar Man'
- Sugar Man, an album by the above artist
- "Sugar Man", a song by US folk musician Rodriguez from the album Cold Fact and remixed in 2014 by Yolanda Be Cool and DCUP
- Sugarman: The Best of Rodriguez, a compilation album by Rodriguez
- Searching for Sugar Man, a documentary film about Rodriguez
- Sugar Man, an EP by Silent Poets
- "Sugar Man", a song by Roy Orbison
- "Sugar Man", a song by The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band
- "Sugar Man", a song by Bill Kenwright
- "Sugar Man", a song from the album Dollars and Sex by The Escape Club
- "Sugar Man", a song from the album Jesus Was a Capricorn by Kris Kristofferson
- "Sugar Man", a song from the single "Last Request" by Paolo Nutini
- "Sugar Man (9 To 5)", a song by Bobby Darin
- "Sugar Man's Blues", a song from the album There Will Be Peace in the Valley... When We Get the Keys to the Mansion on the Hill by Alabama 3
- "Vendetta: The Sugar Man", a song from the album The John Baker Tapes – Volume One: BBC Radiophonics by John Baker
Other uses
- Sugar Man, a villain appearing in the Marvel comic universe
- SMS Sugar Man, a film by Aryan Kaganof
- Two Yoo Project - Sugar Man, a South Korean TV series
- Riddick Bowe, a US boxer also known as 'Sugar Man'
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