Beth Hart, a Los Angeles native who is a blues-styled vocalist and street performer who was formerly. In 1995 she made her debut with Immortal. Her candid personality and her innate musicianship attracted the attention of many in addition to her emotional live performances and voice that was compared to Janis Joplin. Chuck Taylor wrote that Hart was "the epitome for natural females" in the October 2nd issue of Billboard magazine. She's "bawdy and amusing, friendly, and free-wheeling when it comes to her choice of spicing up her language. That's not her real talent. She's an elegant, tall singer/songwriter who performs her songs with the vim and energy of Mick Jagger . Other occasions, she is on the piano or at the center stage without any pretense. The legs of her are crossed to the edge of the chair and she talks in a soft, aching voice. Hart was a teenager when she took part in amateur contests and experienced similar reactions. But she did have reservations about the music industry before she embarked on her professional career. Hart dropped her band after performing around the world proved be detrimental. Hart was forced to stay out of the public eye for almost four years. Hart spent this time contemplating her future, writing music as well as addressing personal issues. After that, determined to give her professional career a second chance, she returned in 1999 with the critically acclaimed Screamin' for My Supper which allowed Hart to develop her songwriting skills with honest, vulnerable songs about dealing with life's challenges.
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