The website of Reggae Superstar Miss Pam Hall - This singer/writer/arranger/musician/producer, who was once described as 'Music' (the nicest compliment she thinks she has ever received) vows to stay true and fully involved in her craft. Pam has done backing vocals for most of the top reggae artistes such as the late greats Peter Tosh and Dennis Brown, Beres Hammond Gregory Isaacs, Burning Spears, Beenie Man and Jimmy Cliff, as well as international acts like The Fugees, Maxi Priest, Courtney Pine, Queen Latifa, Tracy Chapman, Eryka Badu, Eve and many others. She has also toured extensively, working with and or opening for such acts as Tiina Turner, Toota and the Maytals, Ziggy Marley, Denise Willams, Aretha Franklin, Ben E. King, Shaggy and the Inner Circle.

Jamaica Jamaica Netball Association President Marva Bernard (third left) accepts a copy of the single, 'Sunshine Girls', from singer Pam Hall, who spearheaded the project. Charmaine Bowman (left), Sly Dunbar (second left), Nadine Sutherland (third right) and Pashon contributed to the song for Jamaica's senior netball team, which is ranked fourth in the world. - Photo by Mel Cooke

Gleaner - Published: Thursday | July 30, 2009 Mel Cooke,Gleaner Writer

 She was not on the court, but Pam Hall was a netball star at Lanzo's Place, Burlington Avenue, St Andrew, on Sunday evening as the single, Sunshine Girls, was officially presented to the Jamaica Netball Association (JNA). Hall sings and plays multiple instruments on the song, done for Jamaica's senior netball team, known as the Sunshine Girls. Other musicians who contributed their talents to the project were drummer Sly Dunbar, keyboard players Charmaine Bowman and Lloyd Denton, and guitarist Gibby Morrison, with singers Nadine Sutherland, Christopher Martin, Pashon, Leiba Thomas and Heather Cummings among those giving voice to the Girls' prowess.