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. At the age of 14, whilst in 9th grade, Sundray sang in a Philly group called The Ordettes. Also in this group was a young girl by the name of Patricia Louise Holt, who later became Patti La Belle. The Ordettes soon merged with another group, The Del Capris, to form the first line-up of The Bluebells. The Bluebells first signing was to Rainbow Records, but in 1962 the group moved to car dealer Harold B. Robinson’s Newtown label. Ironically, The Bluebells weren’t featured on their first big hit I Sold My Heart To The Junkman. This was recorded by another of Robinson’s groups, The Chicago Starlets, who cut the record while The Bluebells were on the road. Sundray staye...