Scott-Adams, Peggy, 1948-2023

found: The original motion picture soundtrack to "Homeboy", p1988:container (Peggy Scott)

found: Oxford music online, November 15, 2013:Encyclopedia of popular music (Scott-Adams, Peggy; born Peggy Stoutmeyer, June 25, 1948, Opp, Alabama; recorded a series of highly successful R&B singles with Jo Jo Benson for the SSS label in the late 60s; also recorded as a solo act before and after the duo split up in 1971, but later reunited with Benson in the 1980s; after a period of semi-retirement she released a new album, Help yourself, in 1996)

found: Wikipedia, November 15, 2013(Peggy Scott-Adams; born Peggy Stoutmeyer, June 25, 1948, Opp, Alabama; African-American soul and R&B singer; sometimes known by her former name as Peggy Scott, and billed as "The Little Lady with the Big Voice"; in 2006 she issued her first gospel album; a second gospel album appeared in 2009 on her own label, Nora Records)

found: Soul Tracks, May 16, 2024:Blues and R&B star Peggy Scott-Adams dies at age 74; published March 28, 2023 (Our friends at The Boogie Report have informed us of the passing of legendary blues and R&B singer Peggy Scott-Adams at age 74, a star who had not one, but two enviable music careers. The Florida native had a string of hits in the late 60s, including “Soulshake,” “Lover's Holiday,” and the duet “Picking Wild Mountain Berries” with Jo Jo Benson. Starting her career as a backup singer for Ben E. King, the then Peggy Stoutmeyer showed off her expressive, rich voice, which won her a contract with the SSS label, where she recorded her biggest hits.) - https://www.soultracks.com/story-peggy-scott-adams-dies