Beth Hart, a Los Angeles native who is a blues-styled vocalist and former street performer. In 1995 she made her public debut with Immortal. Her outspoken nature and enthralling musicianship garnered attention and admiration, along with her emotional live performances and voice that was likened to Janis Joplin. Chuck Taylor wrote that Hart was "the epitome for natural women" in the October 2nd issue of Billboard magazine. She's "bawdy, funny, charming and wild in her preference for a smoky words. That's not her real talent. She's a tall, graceful and graceful singer/songwriter who dances and sings with the vigor and enthusiasm that is Mick Jagger . Other times she's seated on the piano or the center stage without any appearance of pretense. The legs of her are crossed to the back of a chair and she talks in a soft, insipid voice. Hart has experienced similar reactions since when she first took on stage at amateur contests as an teen. However, Hart had doubts about the music business before it was finally an instant success. Hart was forced to leave her band when touring the globe proved to be detrimental. Hart was forced to quit the public for four years. Hart spent this time contemplating her future, writing music as well as addressing personal issues. Hart was determined to give her career an opportunity to re-enter the scene and returned in 1999, releasing Screamin' for My Supper. It was an album that showcased Hart's songwriting skills, and featured songs that were vulnerable and honest about facing life's problems.
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