Peggy Scott-Adams

Peggy Scott -Adams (born Peggy Stoutmeyer; born June 25, 1948 in Opp, Alabama) is an American blues and soul singer. It is also known as the Little Lady with the Big Voice ( the little lady with the big voice ).

In the 1960s, Peggy Scott had several soul hits, including Lover 's Holiday, Soul Shake and Pickin ' Wild Mountain Berries in a duet with Jo Jo Benson. Then it was quiet around her, though she continued to perform.

Mid-1990s, she had a comeback with the song Bill, which is about a husband who is unfaithful - with another man. Since then brought Scott Adams a series of soul-blues albums on the market. 2004 appeared the gospel album God Can, And He Will.

Discography

• Help Yourself (1996 )
• Contagious (1997)
• Undisputed Queen ( 1999)
• Live in Alabama & More (2000)
• Hot & Sassy (2001)
• Loose ( 2003)
• God Can, And He Will (2004)