The album 'Now Is The Time' by Generations Apart.
 'Generations Apart' was formed in 1992 when Alan Snr. started doing solo gigs under his stage name of Lee Allen.
 At this time, Allan Jnr. was attending Oldham Drama College, and whenever possible would accompany his dad to gigs and would sometimes sing a couple of songs, which always went down well. After Allan Jnr. finished college, they decided to go out as a duo and became 'Lee Allen and Jnr.,' until one of their agents said they sounded like a ventriloquist act.
 After much thought and a family vote on several new names, Lee Allen and Jnr. became 'Generations Apart'. 
 For the next several years, they spent 3-4 nights a week doing clubs, pubs, hotels, parties and charities around Huddersfield, South Yorkshire and Lancashire, working for several agents. 
 Alan Snr. did the transport and general duties like ironing stage clothes and humping gear in and out of clubs, etc. Allan Jnr. looked after the business side, as he used to say "Dad, you'll sing all night for nowt" which was probably true. 
 In 1997, they were awarded the A.D.C.S.A for 'Duo of the Year'.
 Alan Jnr. became disillusioned with the game and wanted to write and record his own material, which he eventually did, and since Alan Snr. was having problems with his hearing, they agreed to give it up in 1999.
 They did make a comeback in 2002 for a short time doing charities and the odd gig.
 Their last appearance was in 2009 when, alongside several artiste friends, they sang together at Alan Snr's 60th Birthday bash.

You To Me Are Everything

Generations Apart '92