Peaches and Herb, known for their soul/pop music, initially formed as a duo with Francine Hurd Barker and Herb Fame. However, the group saw multiple lineup changes over the years. After achieving early success with hits like "Let's Fall in Love" and "Close Your Eyes," the group continued to release chart-topping singles throughout the late '60s and early '70s. Following a period of hiatus, Herb Fame re-entered the music scene in 1976, teaming up with Linda Greene as the new Peaches. Their resurgence came with hits like "Shake Your Groove Thing" and the platinum-selling "Reunited," solidifying their status as a prominent duo in the music industry.

Despite experiencing a decline in their chart success, Peaches and Herb maintained their presence in the music industry by adapting to changing trends and collaborating with renowned producers like Freddie Perren. Their partnership with Polydor Records in the late '70s led to the release of successful singles such as "Shake Your Groove Thing" and the iconic "Reunited," which topped both R&B and pop charts for several weeks. Herb Fame's commitment to keeping the duo's legacy alive, along with the addition of a new "Peaches," showcases their enduring appeal and determination to remain relevant in the music scene.