Sundray Tucker, was born in Philadelphia, the eldest daughter of Louise Tucker and Ira Tucker, legendary lead singer with the Gospel group The Dixie Hummingbirds. Her sister is Lynda Laurence (of The Supremes) and her brother, Ira Tucker Jnr, was one time manager of Stevie Wonder. Sundray recorded sporadically throughout the1970’s. She performed background vocals for Stevie Wonder on Ordinary Pain, as featured on his “Songs in the Key of Life” album, and along with sister Lynda Laurence appeared on recordings by Bobby Womack, Melissa Manchester, Stephen Sinclair & Cerrone. Sundray also appeared with Lynda on a disco version of the “I Love Lucy” TV show theme. During the early 1980’s Sundray lived and worked in Florida and recorded for the legendary TK and Grace Note labels. Her releases included Fancy Dancer, If It Was Me and Is It Possible. In 1999 Sundray teamed up with British record producer David Powner to record her first ever solo album, reverting back to the name of Cindy Scott. Recorded in England, the resulting album The Loving Country was released in the autumn of 1999 and received many rave reviews, amongst them a 4.5 star rating (out of 5) at Allmusic.