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A tall, handsome young man in a blue velvet blazer and a thin black tie walks onto the stage. In a single moment, the silence of the crowd disappears as though Justin Timberlake had come to 海角视频. Girls scream; boys applaud. The 400 students packed into Dauphinee Chapel give PUC alum Tad Worku the warmest welcome back home.

鈥淏eing here, being around you guys, this feels more like a jam session,鈥� Worku tells the crowd. 鈥淚t just feels like home.鈥�

The highly anticipated performance by the former business major and his band of four full-time musicians (whom he calls "psychotically gifted") was undoubtedly the event of the weekend. Worku鈥檚 band, consisting of Marcus Phillips on the bass, Nate Mercereau on the guitar, Q Jackson on the drums, and gospel keyboardist Dave Jackson, left the stage with the audience on their feet.

鈥淭he musicians were鈥�indescribable!鈥� said Student Association social vice president Chris Madrid. 鈥淓veryone was just amazed at how incredible they were.鈥�

The group played a set of 10 songs, ranging from pieces Worku wrote for other artists in the time he worked for production companies to his very first composition 鈥淪tormy Weather,鈥� which he wrote as an 18-year-old freshman at PUC.

Worku, who graduated in 2008, currently works full-time on his music in San Francisco, recording two to three times a week and playing shows bi-monthly.