Supremes Cindy Birdsong and Susaye Greene, and former FLOS member Sundray Tucker. In January 2009, Scherrie Payne and Lynda Laurence (with Freddi Poole) rang in the 2009 New Year with a performance in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. In August 2009, the Ladies released "Good Intentions", a song produced by Lynda's son Trevor Lawrence and written by Lynda's daughter in-law, Alicia Lawrence. In November, 2009, The Ladies performed in the Diva's of Motown show in the UK alongside Thelma Houston, Brenda Holloway, Mable John, Chris Clark and Jack Ashford's Funk Brothers In February, 2010, The Ladies performed at the Second Aid benefit concert for Haiti in Los Angeles, CA. That same month Scherrie and Lynda were honored by the AV Black Chamber of Commerce for Black History Month. 2016 The Former Ladies of The Supremes celebrate their 30th anniversary with a special show at The Catalina Jazz club in Hollywood, CA. Former Supreme Susaye Greene joined Scherrie, Lynda and Joyce singing "I’m Gonna Let My Heart Do The Walking". On June 21, 2017, shortly after sound check, Joyce became ill and was admitted to hospital. Scherrie and Lynda continued the show as a duo, marking the first time in over thirty years the group performed with just two members onstage. This would also be Lynda's last performance with The Former Ladies of The Supremes. December 2018 the new lineup of Scherrie, Susaye & Joyce surprised their fans with the release of their first new music together, the four track Christmas-themed "A Supreme Christmas EP". January 2019 The Ladies release their first single with Susaye Greene titled "Unconditional Love". The song was written by Susaye Greene & Jeffrey Chin. Forty Years Later; Fantasy Becomes Reality In 1977, when Mary Wilson departed the Supremes for a solo career, it was reported that Scherrie and Susaye would continue the group with a new third member. Scherrie and Susaye had selected Joyce Vincent to round out the trio. Instead, Motown Records decided that without any original members, the Supremes would be disbanded. With the departure of Lynda from the Former Ladies of The Supremes and the addition of Susaye, the "fantasy" line up of Scherrie, Susaye and Joyce has now become reality. This latest incarnation of the group, now known as “Scherrie & Susaye, Formerly of The Supremes”, continues to tour. In December 2018 the group released their first new music together, the four track Christmas-themed