Thank You Soldier ... You Are in Our Thoughts and Pr...

     Our son, John, just received his orders. He will be going to Iraq at the end of July, 2004. We are Generation Gap?. We are minstrels on a mission. We are just plain folks who want to say, "Thank you, Soldier." Our newest CD does just that. It is a compilation of many tried and true songs written by Generation Gap?. It is a collection of songs that our fans chose from previous albums and wanted to see together on a new one. 
    The theme song, "America's Pride" is our most recent creation. It was inspired when we were told that John was going to Iraq. It reflects the pride of the parents, families and Americans of our sons and daughters who serve in the military.

   We walk with our brave Vets to the places where they will leave us behind. The planes and trains are ready to make the journeys, but we are not ready to say goodby. Instead of goodby, we say, "See you later." And we pray that we will indeed see them later. Our hearts are sad. Our eyes are filled with tears, but we are so proud of our children and this great country that they serve.

   "Our kids are fighting to keep us free." Our fathers fought in WWII defending the same principles that our braveVeterans protect today.

    That's Mr. Bill with his lovely bride, Dorothy, on our album cover. The photo was taken in 1943. Bill and Dorothy are the parents of Grampa Greggi {musician extraordinaire}. We{Greg Hunter & Sharon Pittman} are damned proud to say we are Americans! "Our kids are fighting to keep us free." Our children are putting their lives on the line to defend the rights and privileges this great country offers. Our Vets deserve our support, our loyalty and our love. 
   

    Faith in God is the major cornerstone that helped to build our great nation. "THE TRUTH is in the Bible. Jesus set us free. Deny this and you got a piece of me" are but a few of the words from the song, "America's Pride."
 T-together E-each A-accomplishes M-more. With God all things are possible.

   We are the band Generation Gap?. We use a question mark at the end of our band name because we truly believe, "There's no such thing as a generation gap with God, love and great music."

    Thanks to all you marvelous military folks. Thank you Americans. Thank God.

    "We Just Called To Say We Love You,"

                Greggi & Shar