Cindy Scott

Cindy Scott is actually Sundray Tucker, the vocalist cookin’ with Stevie Question on “Regular Pain” from your Songs in the main element of Existence album. Elevated in North Philadelphia, music operates in Cindy’s genes. Lynda Laurence (from the Supremes) is definitely her sister, and her cousins consist of Thomasina Montgomery (Tammi Terrell) and Bunny Sigler. At 14 she sung in the Pendelles with sister Lynda and later on spent 2 yrs using the Ordettes (Cindy Birdsong changed her, and Patricia Holt aka Patti LaBelle was also an associate). The name switch was to thwart Don Robey, the past due, nefarious owner of Duke/Peacock Information. At 16, as Sandra Kay Tucker, she documented “OWN IT THE RIGHT PATH” on Peacock. Her dad, Ira Tucker, an associate from the Dixie Hummingbirds, demonstrated Sundray’s tunes to Robey, who authorized her to five-year performing and songwriting agreements. The offer soured when Robey refused to record her once again, or free of charge her from your stifling agreement, so she followed the alias and documented incognito. She began collaborating with Leon Huff among others for the town of Brotherly Appreciate Productions and Ben-Lee Information. She even documented, releasing “WHAT EXACTLY ARE You Doin’ if you ask me” as Cindy Scott & the Cousins. She find the name because she resembled Cindy Birdsong, and Scott was her greatest friend’s surname. In 1967 she caused Len Barry’s previous companies, Johnny Madara and Dave Light, and acquired two produces on Veep Information: “I REALLY LIKE You Baby” and Otis Redding’s “I AM Loving You TOO MUCH TIME.” When Veep sank, she agreed upon with Neptune Information for just two duets with cousin Bunny Sigler. When the five-year fiasco with Robey finished, she discontinued using Cindy Scott on her behalf true name and became a member of sister Lynda in Wonderlove. She still left Wonderlove to become listed on Ernie Terrell & the Heavyweights, after that transferred to Miami in 1984 to record for TK and Sophistication Note Information. She came back to Philadelphia in 1999 and documented an record for Driving Steering wheel Records, a little record firm in central Britain, entitled The Adoring Country, a display on her behalf amazing voice.