Music that Moves You
Whether you’re singin’ along, groovin’ by yourself or just studying in the library, we’ll catch you...
Thursday, March 1st, 2007
Listener: Adam Hurly, Sioux Falls, S.D., sophomore
Tune: “Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic” by The Police
While pumpin’ the jams, he was: Waiting to have lunch with a friend in the Kansas Union
He says: “My love for The Police was revived after the Grammys. I’m excited for their reunion tour.”
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Listener: Ryan Sadeghi, Minneapolis sophomore
Tune: “Where Do the Children Play” by Cat Stevens
While pumpin’ the jams, he was: Doing calculus homework in Watson Library
He says: “It was just on my playlist.”
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Listener: Chris Blackstone, St. Louis, Mo., junior
Tune: “Wait Until Tomorrow,” a Jimi Hendrix cover by John Mayer
While pumpin’ the jams, he was: Sitting in Milton’s in the Kansas Union reading The New York Times
He says: “That’s right, John Mayer can play real music in addition to that stuff that made him popular. Everyone should hear him play the blues.”
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Listener: Talitha Jennison, Wichita sophomore
Tune: “Jacksonville” by Sufjan Stevens
While pumpin’ the jams, she was: Cooking dinner for her scholarship hall
She says: “The music itself is soothing while I cook falafels.”
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