Beth Hart, a Los Angeles native is a blues-influenced vocalist and street performer who was formerly. In 1995, she made her debut with Immortal. Her candid personality and enthralling musicianship garnered attention in addition to her emotional live performances and voice that was likened to Janis Joplin. Chuck Taylor wrote that Hart was "the the epitome of natural women" in the October 2 issue of Billboard magazine. Hart is "bawdy humorous, amusing, friendly and wild in her preference for a smoky language. That's not her real talent. She's a graceful, tall, elegant singer/songwriter who struts and squalls songs with the energy and vigor that is Mick Jagger . Other occasions, she is at the piano or in the center of the stage with no pretense. Her legs are crossed across the sides of a chair and she talks in a soft, aching voice. Hart was a teen who took part in amateur contests and also experienced the same reactions. However, she was still a bit wary and had reservations about the industry when she started the professional path. In the end, traveling the world over proved to be detrimental to her band, and Hart dropped out of sight for more than four years. Her time was that was spent contemplating her feelings and tackling issues through music. In the end, eager to give her career a second chance Hart returned to the scene in 1999, releasing the acclaimed Screamin' for My Supper which was a culmination of Hart's songwriting abilities and honest songs about facing life's issues.
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