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In 1983, he joined Art Blakey's Jazz messengers as the second drummer, playing with him for several years.

He also led a group Hip Pocket, with whom he played trumpet.Peterson has taught at Philadelphia's University of the Arts.Triangular (Blue Note Records, 1988)V (Blue Note, 1988)Volition (Blue Note, 1989)Ralph Peterson Presents the Fo'tet (Blue Note, 1989)Ornettology (Somethin' Else Records, 1990)Art (Blue Note, 1992)The Reclamation Project (Evidence Records, 1994)Fo'tet Plays Monk (Evidence, 1995)Back to Stay (Sirocco Jazz, 2000)Triangular 2 (Sirocco Jazz, 2000)The Art of War (Criss Cross Jazz, 2001)Subliminal Seduction (Criss Cross, 2002)Test of Time (Criss Cross, 2003)Fo'tet Augmented (Criss Cross, 2004)Gary W.Kennedy, "Ralph Peterson, Jr.".

He was raised in Atlantic City, where he played trumpet in high school and worked locally in funk groups.

He also worked with Allen and Bowler as a trio in Triangular; Essiet Essiet replaced Bowler for their 1988 recording.

He also worked with Allen and Bowler as a trio in Triangular; Essiet Essiet replaced Bowler for their 1988 recording.

He worked with Terence Blanchard and Donald Harrison in 1984, and with Walter Davis (1985, 1989), Tom Harrell (1985), Out of the Blue (1985-88), Branford Marsalis (1986), David Murray, Craig Harris (1987), James Spaulding (1988), Roy Hargrove (1989), Jon Faddis (1989), Dewey Redman and Mark Helias (1989), and Wynton Marsalis (with the Count Basie ghost band).In the 1990s, Peterson played as a sideman with Jack Walrath, Craig Handy, Charles Lloyd, Kip Hanrahan (1992), Bheki Mseleku, Courtney Pine, Steve Coleman, George Colligan, Stanley Cowell, Mark Shim, and Betty Carter.