This song hit home to be because one of the first concerts my fiancée and I ever went to was for an artist that Luke Bryan opened up for. He was a no name back then, but this was his hit song at the time. My fiancée and I sang the song, off key, at the top of our lungs, and just laughed the entire time. It was a great night for the both of us. After that song he sang his biggest hits which made the crown erupt in hoots and hollers.
The field house is a major influence during the games. The presence of something is felt as the game begins and the fight song is sung. The actions and concerns of the great Allen have an impact still on the students and visitor of KU not just in the field house, but also throughout the campus. People who take a tour of the campus are instantly greeted and introduced to the legend of the Phog. People who attend the University of Kansas are either told of the story of Allen and his legend as one of the greatest leaders, coaches, and friends.
Whenever he would play the room would go crazy standing ovation all throughout his solo. Armstrong once got someone to fill in for him. and once the replacement started to play people started to cheer in expectation of it being Armstrong. once it was recognized that it was an imposter the cheers quickly died down. This was just the grip that Armstrong had on the jazz game.
Also, both Johnson and Owens excessively celebrated when a touchdown was scored. After having some successful seasons each of these men considered himself the best player in the league, showing that they are both overly confident. Both Johnson and Owens will be seen yelling at their coach when they don’t get the ball as many times as they would like to during a game, showing the passion that each has for the game that they love and have played since they were
Colbie is amazing singer with a great personality. The concert was pack with just about every seat filled. The reaction of the audience was an amazing, we all were singing and dancing to her songs. The audience stood up and swayed their arms to the sound of “Chariot,” and went crazy for Gavin DeGraw’s latest single; the No. 1 hit “Not Over You,” especially when Colbie Caillat came back out to the stage to do the duet with Gavin Degraw.
“Michael Johnson of USA takes the gold for the 400m!” Coach said “It is time for the medal ceremony. Go up there and get your gold” I began to see a few tears in his eyes, but I did not say anything about it because I knew why he was crying. I just said. “Alright coach.” While walking up to stage to get my gold medals, I hear the crowd chanting “golden boy.” I always hear that ever since I started to run with my golden running shoes Nike made for me. Now that I am up here waiting to get my gold medals and hearing the crowd chant, my emotions become overwhelming.
I smelt the popcorn and the newly polished floors I stood on. You could feel the fans anticipation and excitement weighing on your shoulders. After warm-up the captains assembled at center court and shook hands while me and the rest of the team waited on the bench for them to come back and hear Coach Balogh gives us his usual play hard and do what your capable and we will come out on top speech. Both teams broke their huddle and we came to the middle of the court for tip off. The crowd quieted when the ball was being tossed into the air but soon erupted when I won the tip off.
As the cabbie gets paid his fee, we scamper across the street with a slight bounce in our step, and turn the corner to find our favorite pre-game bar. The Cubby Bear is an everyday sports bar until the game arrives. Then, the spacious building, wallpapered in Cubs jerseys and old photographs, becomes alive with fans, scalpers, and tourists. The pre-game show is on every television in the bar, beer is tumbling out of the taps, and everyone is friends with everyone. Round after round comes to our table and we talk to anyone we can about how exciting today’s game is because every game is a big game for Cubs fans!
“I sucked! But that did not last long.” With conquering the sax, her mother and uncle realized she had developed a passion for the music and introduced her to the piano, guitar, drums, and trumpet. She was soon on stage playing with the bands, not just singing. In high school she and a group of friends created a band and started playing between the sessions of the usual bands at
The Dazzling “Black Venus” Josephine Baker was both a singer and dancer who was born an American and became popular in France during the 1920’s. Josephine Baker is remembered for her sultry and comedic stage routines that captivated audiences across the European continent as the Jazz Age unfolded in the United States. During World War II, however, the dancer and singer known as “Black Venus,” “Black Pearl,” or “Creole Goddess” performed a much more important role for her adopted country of France: that of undercover operative in the French Resistance. Freda Josephine McDonald was born on June 3, 1906. Her parents Carrie and Eddie had a song and dance act.