Born 1943 in Philadelphia, PA, United States
Cindy Scott was born Sundray Tucker and raised in North Philadelphia. Having Lynda Laurence of The Supremes as her sister and Tammi Terrell and Bunny Sigler as cousins, Cindy was destined to sing, and by the age of 14 she was doing just that with sister Lynda and later with the Ordettes, which included Patti LaBelle.
Sundray Tucker became Cindy Scott after a deal went sour with Don Robey and she was forced to change her name and record incognito. She soon began collaborating with Leon Huff and in 1967 had two releases on Veep Records for producers John Madara and Dave
White -- "I Love You Baby" and Otis Redding's "I've Been Loving You Too Long."