Maria Martinez, drums
Maria Martinez is originally from Camaguey, Cuba and was raised in New Orleans, Louisiana. She is a respected drummer, percussionist, clinician and educator, living and working in Los Angeles since 1981.Maria has performed with many artists and groups including; the late, great Barry White, El Chicano, Rita Coolidge, Angela Bofill, Klymaxx, Emmanuel, Trini Lopez and Johnny Paycheck.

Eric T. Ward, bass
Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Eric started playing guitar in high school. In the early 70's, Eric toured with Renaud and The Junction and was the opening act for the Jackson 5. After moving to California, Eric played and recorded with Marvin Gaye, Diane Reeves and toured with the legendary Thelma Houston. Today, in addition to playing with Peach, Eric still plays with Ike Turner, Carl Carlton (Bad Mama Jama) and Luther Ingram (If Lovin' You Was Wrong, I Don't Wanna Do Right) and the Los Angeles based blues band New Breed.

Cece Worrall Rubin, saxophones
A native Californian, Cece was born in Los Angeles and has been playing the woodwinds since the age of 10. Cece has performed with dozens of great musicians including Guns & Roses, John Tesh, Michael Bolton, Jack Mack and the Heart Attacks, Chuck E. Weiss, Jimmy Wood & The Imperial Crowns, the Four Tops, the Temptations and the Fifth Dimension. She has appeared with Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of "Aerosmith," Ron Wood of "The Rolling Stones" and Elton John on an M.T.V. awards show. Recently, Cece performed and appeared on the ABC television show "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" hosted by comedian Drew Carey.

Alicia McCracken Morgan, keyboards
Keyboardist Alicia McCracken Morgan is a New York-born, Florida-raised singer/songwriter/musician. Her credentials include performing with such artists as Al Wilson, Bobby Womack, actress/singer Sally Kellerman, rock-n-roll duo Don & Dewey, Billy Vera & The Beaters (At This Moment), Matthew & Gunnar Nelson, R&B/Gospel singer Tata Vega (The Color Purple), blues singer King Ernest, Peter Tork, and Chuck Negron (Three Dog Night). She performed on TV shows including Roseanne, The Jeff Foxworthy Show, The Naked Truth, Almost Perfect, Phenom, and Sibs. She has also been a cartoonist, a circus performer and a fire-eater.

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Jimmy Roberts, tenor saxophone
Jimmy was born in Suffolk, Virginia where he first studied sax in the school band. Later, he went to Toronto, Canada, where he learned the fundamentals of the music business. After moving to Los Angeles, Jimmy became one of the soloists in the band of Bobby Keyes (of Rolling Stone fame), which allowed him to network and led to triple scale sessions with the likes of Harry Nilsson, Van Dyke Parks and Trevor Lawrence. While working with Etta James, Jimmy was invited to join the European tour of Greg Allman and Cher, by sax player Gene Dinwiddie. Jimmy would tour Europe again with Paulinho DaCosta, playing the summer Jazz festivals Montreux and the North Sea. Soon after, Jimmy met Jackie Lomax, who was the first artist signed to the Beatles' record label, and became the horn arranger for Jackie's next four records. Jimmy subsequently recorded and toured with Rod Stewart for nine years. Currently, Jimmy records and tours with artists such as Sade, Bonnie Raitt, Etta James and Rick Braun. "Bless My Soul" is Jimmy's most recent release on Soultone Records.

Gina Segall, drums, piano, vocals
The youngest member of Peach's band is 9 year old Gina Segall, who was born in Los Angeles. On occasion, Gina "sits-in" as drummer and counts fellow drummer Maria Martinez, as one of her influences. In addition to being a drummer and avid pianist, Gina also sings. Most recently, Gina's voice can be heard on the soundtrack to the Dreamworks film The Ring, singing a song written by Hans Zimmer.

Ahaguna G. Sun, drums
Ahaguna was born in Pulaski, Tennessee where he began his career singing in his father’s Baptist church. He is a self-taught drummer and an established singer and songwriter. Ahaguna has toured the world playing with some of the most well-known R & B acts of our time and has an impressive list of credits, including two gold albums with Warner Brothers recording artists Frankie Beverly and Maze, Teddy Pendergrass, Lou Rawls, Bo Diddley, Farm Aid with Willie Nelson and Friends, and President Clinton’s First Inaugural Ball. Most recently, Ahaguna toured with President Clinton's brother, Roger Clinton in North Korea.

Marty Grebb, music director/producer
Marty Grebb, born in Chicago, Illinois, began studying music at age 8 and after playing with several bands in his early years, he attended the American Conservatory of Music. From that point on, Marty was asked to play in numerous successful bands alongside many accomplished musicians. Marty’s early resume includes playing with The Buckinghams, Lovecraft, and The Fabulous Rhinestones. In 1972, Bonnie Raitt asked Marty to play on her second album, "Give it Up." Over the years he would play on many of Bonnie's albums including, "Nick of Time," "Longing in Their Hearts" and her most recent "Fundamental." In 1974, Marty moved back to L.A. and divided his time to play with Leon Russell, Bonnie Raitt, Etta James and Greg Allman. While touring with Willie Nelson, Marty was asked to join the group Chicago, which he did for a couple of years. Later, Marty became part of a T.V. houseband, backing up great musicians like Les Paul, Jeff Beck and Steven Stills.