Brooke White

Well Brooke what a great album. I'm sorry I waited so long to check out your music, but I am thrilled with it. Downloaded it right away after listening to a few short clips.
You have a beautiful voice and a wonderful sound. Please keep the tunes coming. You didn't have to come in first in American Idol, you were already first with many of us. Thank you

I love this CD....will get her next one as soon as it comes out. I personally think she will make it, but it will be a slow steady rise to fame.

We fell in love with her on American Idol. Not just her voice but her wholesome character and personality. "Songs From the Attic" is folky yet contemporary. Anticipated and worth the wait. Brooke White just knows how to make you feel good!

I picked up Brooke White's Songs from the Attic quite a while back. I had enjoyed here on IDOL as true original. The disc dates back well over two years and while it is an indie production the overall result is shows honest promise and in places real dazzle. Four out of five.

"The Way Things Used to Be" was the favorite track. It jumped out. Sharp, clean, haunting with lovely lyrics, and a great hook. Brookes reading is superb here with her close breath work giving it even more feeling with a chill factor. She made me believe she had lived parts of song. Lyrics alone were beautiful with powerful images of "ticking clocks that pass the hours and shadows peer from the moonlights cast memoirs of the haunting past" Co-written with Robin Randall this was the true singer/songwriter material hope to see more of.

Switch over to the blue inflection in Come to My Rescue and off in another direction with the bouncy rhythmic Like I Do. The cover of Aero smith's "Dream On" was a "bit" of over polish. The second, cover Cold play's "Yellow," however is my preferred version.

"Follow me" was a change from piano allowing Brooke to show her vulnerable and often stated "I'm an emotional gal persona". Keep running had a haunting quality vulnerable and gently closing the disc.

One can here her influences, Carly Simon, The Carpenters, and James Taylor, etc. in places on the album. Your so Vain, was, in words of Carly Simon , in a phone call to Brooke, a better contemporary version of the original than Carly had ever done.

Songs from the Attic is polished with a sense of music vision even then. It is main stream proving Brooke can be contemporary, and yet stay true to her roots with her warm intimate style and charm.

"ATTIC" is crafted singer/songwriter stuff. Whatever label Brooke gets help from now her Idol summer tour is done, all she needs is a studio that will open their wallets.

Intimate, warm and sincere, "ATTIC" is worth buying.

Really the worst kind of pop music. Couldn't stand her on the show and the CD is even worse.

My family loves listening to this CD. We have numerous Disney music CD's and we listen to them constantly in the car. I would defintely recommend this to any Disney fan.

The songs on this cd are a bit more "adult" than on the others. I really enjoy, but the kids don't really ask for this one.

The songs on this CD are a little newer and less "classic-ish" than the songs on previous albums in this line, but I still find them to be a good completion to my collection. Again, there is a variety of songs, which is good for car trips and such.

I ordered all 3 of the Disney's greatest cds for our road trip to Disney world and they are all awesome! This one is not as good as the first and second but it rounds out the collection well.

Right from the beginning, this CD will move you. Track 1 "I'll Try" might be the most under-rated or under-appreciated Disney track of all-time. Following this is equally engaging "When She Loved Me" from Toy Story. Other good tracks include light-hearted "Gaston" from Beauty and the Beast and o course The Siamese Cat song, which is a classic.

I held off purchasing this CD as I have other Disney CDs with overlapping tracks, and those tracks on this CD I was unaware of didn't interest me. I'm glad I bought this CD though, because I didn't know what I was missing.

Brooke White's Debut CD (2006) "Songs From the Attic" is available NOW in digital dwnld form and hard copy CDs!!

"Songs From the Attic" is an awesome CD from front to back...sure to become an instant classic.

You gotta hear to believe it! Worth every penny!