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Learn about the life and career of Jessie Robert Peck, a bass singer from Queens, New York, who became a member of The Spinners in 2009 after the death of their original bass singer, Pervis Jackson. Find out how he started his musical and acting journey, what bands he was in before The Spinners, and what roles he played on stage and screen.
Jessie Robert Peck – bass/baritone (2009–present) Charlton Washington – co-lead tenor (2007–2020; 2024–present) Ronnie Moss – tenor (2013–present) C.J. Jefferson – lead tenor (2020–present) Former members. Henry Fambrough – baritone (1954–2023; died 2024) Pervis Jackson – bass (1954–2008; died 2008)
- Detroit Spinners, Motown Spinners
- 1954–present
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23. Aug. 2021 · Fambrough has lived up to his word, shepherding various lineups including the latest, which includes Jessie Robert Peck, who lives in the metro area, Marvin Taylor and Ronnie Moss, who both...
14. März 2022 · Join me as I delve into the soulful journey of Jessie Peck, the mesmerizing bass singer who graces the stage as an integral part of Detroit’s legendary R&B sensation, The Spinners. While not an original architect of their melodious tapestry, Jessie’s presence in The Spinners ranks stands as a testament to his enduring commitment.
The group continued for a short time as a quartet before Jessie Robert Peck (born in Queens, New York, December 17, 1968) was recruited as the group's new bass vocalist in February 2009. In 2009, Bonhart left the Spinners and was replaced by vocalist Marvin Taylor.
This month a new bass singer for the Spinners took his place on stage. Jessie Robert Peck was born in Queens, New York, on December 17, 1968. Jessie (interviews on February 6 and 19): “I believe I was at the age of two, when my family moved to Detroit. My earliest influences that I had would be my family.
