Beth Hart, a Los Angeles native is a blues-influenced vocalist and street performer who was formerly. In 1995 she made her public debut in the music industry with Immortal. Her outspoken personality and enthralling musicianship garnered attention in addition to her emotion-filled live performances and voice that was likened to Janis Joplin. "Hart is the embodiment of a woman who is natural," wrote Chuck Taylor in the October 2, 1999 issue of Billboard magazine "bawdy and hilarious, chatty and fluttering around with her choice of spiced language. But that's nothing to her presence on stage. The tall, lanky singer/songwriter strides and sings a jig with Mick Jagger . At other times, she's seated at an area on stage, either at the piano or the center in which her legs are placed over chairs, and her voice delicate and delicate, it's difficult to tell if she's crying or if you'll. Hart was subject to similar reactions from the time she first took to the stage in amateur competitions when she was a teen. But, Hart had doubts about the music business when it finally became successful. Hart was forced to leave her band when travelling around the world proved to be damaging. Hart was forced to withdraw from public view for nearly four years. Hart spent this time soul-searching, writing music, as well as addressing personal issues. In 1999, Hart came back to her professional work with the critically acclaimed Screamin' for My Supper. This album saw Hart's songwriting abilities expand with vulnerable and honest songs about dealing with life's challenges.
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