Emily White Blogotheque

Never heard of you until the other night. LOVE your sound. Was in SF a few times this spring and wished I knew of you then so I could have caught a show. Keep up the beautiful work.

Your voice is so haunting and beautiful at the same time. Amazing!

You, and your songs are somehow able to heal my sadness and fill me with the love I once knew as a child, growing up in S.F. (Ingleside) , thank you sooooo much, please keep up the magical music, and thank you Current music dept/people

wow

WOW, that was 2 cool!!! Stick her in a timemachine & send her back to SanFran 45yrs ago & she'd fit right in & kill'em. This cut sounds like it could of been recorded by Love, The Byrds, or the Yardbyrds!!!! And that voice......& 2 think if not 4 current I'd a never heard her. Thx current & thankyou Emily :)

Beautiful, thank you! Since we cannot get this tune anywhere, would you do a private concert for me there at the Sutro Bath ruins in San Francisco? I'll buy lunch

This was so beautiful to watch and experience. She has the most amazing voice, delicate but strong.

This is the greatest song I have heard In about 14 months. It is so influenced by the "grunge" era chord structure that I get chills down my spine. I have been playing guitar for about 20 years and I'm 30 now. And I also relate to the lyrics, whatever they mean :) (they mean a lot to me!)

I can't get this song out of my head. Frustratingly not on iTunes :(

Love the video. Love the song.

i think this is the freshest, and overall most pleasing piece of music that i have heard in my whole life. not to say that you are going to knock the beatles off of some false pedastal anytime soon, but given the point i am at in my life, and given the music available to me up unitl this point...thank you...
*my favorite part...the beginning...o wait...what song was i going to do?? o yeah...sigh...reminded me of june carter, or exene cervanka, but in a completey unique and beautiful way.
*i love this song because it makes me feel like sunday. thank you.

Powerfully delicate voice

OmG The First Time I ever heard this artist was the premier of this episode of "La Blogotheque" and I was swept away, the video, the artist, the tune.. it was all perfect, Cudos Current!!!! Please keep it up

a really beautiful song

indie folk at its best in my opinion

i love it!

WOW---MOST BEAUTIFUL SONGS I'VE HEARD IN A LONG TIME----HAUNTING.

I can't really explain why I love this song so much. I love it as a whole really, I mean the guitar and her soft vocals blend together so well. My adoration for her only increases every time she does the "I'll see you again" part.

Brava!

This weekend on Current TV was the first time I saw/heard Emily Jane White. Her sound is ethereal, authentic, thoughtful. Few things leave me speechless, but I was truly captured by this song and am learning more about her. Thanks for introducing me to something new everyday, Current!

Very nice, reminds me of Maria Taylor in a way.

I absolutely love this song! But i don't think i can buy it anywhere... so sad

I absolutely love her voice...it makes me feel part of the universe in a profound way

Emily seems to have a second home in France. Wish I lived there so I could see her play live.

http://www.myspace.com/emilyjanewhite

As an audio guy, I am particularly impressed with the lack of wind noise. What kind of sock screen/sock did you use? What mic?
Great music, great location.Nice.
J

Im a third generation san franciscan, and grew up playing at sutro baths, and the old playland, sadly my family has all passed now, but this song/video has taken me back to a joyous time and place in my life, and I feel alive and at peace today... thankyou, Emily, and current T V. GRD/S.F. Native

Emily; This reminds me so much of the late 60's and early 70's. We come so far since then but has our music really changed that much.??

I enjoyed this. Muy bella ella y la canción me llega.

this is really great art, i think... great music, great images à peu près comme Godard... new generation american art. 21st century... gonna keep my eye on 'la blogotheque'