great-grandparents

The world may well look at the American people the way our grandparents or great-grandparents looked at the Germans of the 1930s.

On my mother’s side, my great-grandparents’ families left Syria as the first World War broke up the Ottoman Empire and European powers redrew borders and installed new colonial rule over the region.

Dutton's family have deep roots here, with his dairy farming great-grandparents having settled in the area in the 1860s.

After his parents separated while he was an infant, he moved to Cochabamba in Bolivia with his great-grandparents.

Anderson says he envisions great-grandparents bringing their great-grandkids to the space to learn about the evolution of the music industry and most importantly, VIP Records’ impact on it.