Beth Hart, a Los Angeles native, is a blues-styled singer and street performer who was formerly. In 1995, she made her debut in the music industry with Immortal. Her outspoken nature and exceptional musicianship drew attention and admiration, along with her emotion-filled live performances and voice that was compared to Janis Joplin. Chuck Taylor, Billboard's October 2nd issue wrote that Hart is "the the epitomize of a natural woman" and was "bawdy and funny, and chatty and witty with her selection of spicy languages, and free-wheeling." This isn't her true talent. She's a tall, graceful and graceful singer/songwriter who performs her songs with the enthusiasm and vim like Mick Jagger . Other occasions, she is on the piano or the center stage without any pretense. The legs of her are crossed on the sides of a chair and she speaks in a soft, aching voice. "Drawing responses like this from the moment she performed on stage for contests with amateurs as an teen, Hart nonetheless experienced misgivings about the business side of music as her career took off. Hart was forced to leave her band when touring the globe proved to be detrimental. Hart was forced to stay out of the public eye for nearly four years. Hart spent this time searching for answers, writing music as well as addressing personal issues. When she was ready to give her professional career a second chance, she came back in 1999 with the highly acclaimed Screamin' for My Supper, an album that showed Hart's songwriting talents grow through honest, vulnerable tunes about dealing with life's challenges.
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