Beth Hart (born January 24, 1972) is an American musician from

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. She rose to fame with the release of her 1999 single " LA Song (Out of This Town)" from her second album ''

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''. The single was a number one hit in New Zealand, as well as reaching the top 5 of the US

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and Top 10 on the ''Billboard''

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charts. Hart has had several well received collaborations with guitarist

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, beginning in 2011 with '' Don't Explain'', followed with the

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-nominated ''

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'' (2013) and '' Live in Amsterdam'' (2014), the latter of which topped the Billboard Blues Album Chart, a chart that she has topped six times. Her latest work with Bonamassa was the 2018 album '' Black Coffee''. Hart has had two number 1 singles in Denmark, "As Good as It Gets" and "Learning to Live", as well a double platinum-selling album, '' Leave the Light On''. Hart's most recent album, released in 2022, is ''

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'', a collection of covers of

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songs.

Early life

Hart was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. As a 4-year-old, she began to play piano. At first, she concentrated on classical works by

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and

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, but as she grew older, she also began to play pieces by artists such as

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and

. Regarding her childhood in an interview with Don Wilcock, Hart stated, "When I was a kid, my dad left me in a bad way, and what fucked me up the most was that he would be in the lives of my other sisters and brothers, but he wouldn't be in mine." At the age of 22, Hart lost her sister from complications of

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Career

1987–1998: Career beginnings

Hart entered Los Angeles'

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in 10th grade as a vocal and cello major. At the prompting of a classmate, she soon began singing during open mic nights in the Belly Room of the Comedy Store. Hart began playing clubs in Hollywood at the age of 15, and eventually enlisted bassist Tal Herzberg and guitarist Jimmy Khoury for ''Beth Hart and the Ocean of Souls'', which was recorded in 1993. It includes "Am I the One" (which later appeared on her first official record ''Immortal'') and a pop-rock cover of the Beatles' "

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". The first released album with the Beth Hart Band, ''

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'', was released in 1996 through Atlantic, scanning 13,000 copies and featured the single "God Bless You". It also included "Am I the One", a fan favorite that ended up on her first DVD that was released in 2005. After touring the record, including at

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in 1996, the Beth Hart Band disbanded due to infighting. In 1993, Hart appeared on

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's ''

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'', ultimately winning the Female Vocalist competition. Hart has stated that winning the show did not land her a record deal due to the stigma associated with performing on the show, and that she had burned through the prize money she received by the time she struck a deal with

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1999–2009: Commercial breakthrough

Hart's second solo album, ''

'' was released in 1999, and featured " LA Song (Out of This Town)", a No. 1 hit in New Zealand, as well as a Top 10

chart hit in the US. The song also aired during Episode 17 of the 10th and final season of ''

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''. At the same time, Hart was singing the lead role in ''Love, Janis'', an

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musical based on Joplin's letters home to her mother. Hart's follow-up album, '' Leave the Light On'', was released in 2003 via Koch Records, after being dropped by Atlantic presumably due to Hart's drug addiction. While still successful in New Zealand, the album saw her breakthrough in the European market, with the single "Learning to Live" reaching number 1 in Denmark, while the album achieved a 2× Platinum certification. "Learning to Live" was also used as the theme song to '' Losing It with Jillian'' on NBC. In 2003, she became the first and only musician to feature as backing vocalist for a Deep Purple song ("Haunted", released on the

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album). Two years later in 2005, Hart released her first live album, ''

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'', which was recorded at a former church in

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, and released both as a CD and a DVD. It featured a variety of Hart's self written songs and a cover of "

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" by

. Hart appears on

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' album ''One More For the Road'' on the track "I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues", which was released in 2006. Hart's fourth solo studio album '' 37 Days'' was released in Europe in July 2007, and eventually as a DVD as well. The album debuted at No. 1 in Denmark and spent two weeks at the top, her first album to top a national chart, and additionally reached a Gold certification in the country. The record was her last on a major label (Universal), though it solidified her European commercial success.

2010–2014: Independent career, collaborations with Joe Bonamassa

Her fifth solo studio album '' My California'' was released in 2010, and was her first on

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. Hart delivered music to the end-scene of the last episode of season 6 of ''

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'', with the title song of this record "My California". On August 23, 2012, her song "Take It Easy on Me" from ''My California'' was used in the first episode of the eighth series of the BBC TV drama '' Waterloo Road''. On July 31, 2012, the album was released in the United States. On the same date, she released an EP titled ''Introducing Beth Hart''. During this time, Hart collaborated with

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on "Mother Maria", released on the

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version of Slash's 2010 solo album, ''

'', and additionally collaborated with rapper Born on his single "It Hurts", released in February 2012. Following her tour with

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in 2006 through the United States, she appeared with him again in December 2012, at the Kennedy Center Opera House, along with a group of blues/rock musicians, performing "

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" in tribute to

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, who received a 2012

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for his lifetime of contributions to American culture. The performance received a standing ovation from

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and

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, and led to the collaboration with

, where he recorded the song "What You Gonna Do About Me" with Beth Hart for his album '' Rhythm & Blues''. In 2011, Hart collaborated with blues guitarist

on their first co-release " Don't Explain", an album of blues and soul classics. The album reached number 3 on the Billboard Blues Album Chart and also went gold in the Netherlands. She additionally provided vocals for the track "No Love on the Street" on Bonamassa's ''

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'', which was released the same year. The following year, Hart's release ''

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'' became one of her biggest commercial successes, appearing on the charts of at least 10 countries, as well as becoming her first to chart on the ''Billboard'' Blues Album Chart, climbing to Number 3. She worked with producer

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, whom she collaborated with for the first time on the album "Don't Explain". The album was released the following year in the United States. In 2013, the duo Beth Hart and

released ''

'', again produced by

. The album rose to number 8 on the Billboard Top Independent Album Chart. In 2014 Hart was nominated for a

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for ''Seesaw'' and she was also nominated for a

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in the category 'Best Contemporary Blues Female Artist'. The album additionally holds her highest peak position on the

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, reaching the Top 50. Hart's second live album/DVD, Live in Amsterdam, was also recorded in

, Netherlands, this time at the Royal Carré Theatre. Hart and Joe Bonamassa went on a mini European tour of five shows (Bergen, Norway - London, UK - Antwerp, Belgium - Amsterdam, Netherlands), of which two were at the Carré Theatre. Both nights were recorded and released on the DVD/LP/CD "Live in Amsterdam" in 2014. In 2014, she performed once again with

, this time during his Australian tour as a supporting act, in addition to joining him on stage during his set.

2015–2019: ''Better Than Home'', ''Fire on the Floor'', ''Black Coffee'', and ''War in My Mind''

Hart's seventh solo studio album ''

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'', was released on April 13, 2015, in Europe and on the following day in the US. The recording process was "painful" for Hart: the album was produced by Michael Stevens, whose cancer diagnosis pressured Hart into completing the recording of the album in just five days. In addition to this, she entered a psych ward twice while making the album. Nevertheless, the lead single "Mechanical Heart" charted at number 1 in the "iTunes Blues" song list, and the album entered the album charts in the Netherlands at number 1. In the USA the album entered both the Billboard Blues Charts and iTunes Blues Charts at number 1. The album also charted in other countries: number 11 in Germany and 33 in the UK. On January 29, 2016, Hart and

released the single "Tell Her You Belong To Me" worldwide on iTunes, after performing the song live on ''

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'' in 2015/2016 on

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. They also performed "

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" on the show as well. At the end of 2015, Mojo magazine ranked the album as the fourth best blues album of the year, while Hart appeared as one of the narrators for the documentary film ''

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''. Hart released her eighth studio album, '' Fire on the Floor'', on October 14, 2016, in Europe, New Zealand and Australia. For the rest of the world it was released on February 3, 2017, to coincide with her tour. Hart wrote all songs herself, except for "Let's Get Together" (with Rune Westberg) and "Fat Man" (with

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). The title track was released first followed by "Love Is a Lie", which is the official first single off the album. On January 26, 2018, Beth Hart and

released '' Black Coffee'', again produced by

. The album debuted at number 1 on the US Blues Chart, and also in the Dutch album top 100. On November 30, 2018, Hart released a live concert recording, '' Live at the Royal Albert Hall'', as a video release and a live album on Provogue Records/Mascot Label Group. The recordings were captured in May 2018 when she performed at the

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. Hart released her ninth solo studio album, ''

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'', on September 27, 2019, through Provogue/Mascot Label Group. The album became her highest-charting solo album in a number of European markets, including the UK where it reached the Top 20, as well as Germany, where it hit the Top 10.

2020–2022: ''A Tribute to Led Zeppelin''

In 2021, Hart began teasing new music by hiding hints in her

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canvas videos. On November 12, she announced her tenth solo studio album, ''

'', alongside the first single, a cover of "

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." The album was released on February 25, 2022, debuting at No. 1 in the Netherlands and became her highest charting solo album in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.

Artistry

Hart is known for her "visceral", "gritty", "soaring" and "dynamic"

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vocals. Hart also plays piano, guitar, cello, bass guitar and percussion. Describing his collaborator's performance at Blue Balls Festival in Switzerland, Joe Bonamassa told Music Radar: "I was totally knocked out by Beth. Here's this lady who's acting like I'm the cool one, and meanwhile I'm thinking, Man, she's got it all. She's the new

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- the real deal, you know?" American pop singer

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lists Hart amongst her favorite singers of all time. In 2013, she told ''

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,'' "she's got one of the best voices, I feel like, of all time."

Personal life

Hart is married to her road manager Scott Guetzkow, and currently resides in Los Angeles. Her manager is David Wolff. Hart has struggled with drug addiction and

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, but has been sober for a number of years finding religion and practicing transcendental meditation.

Awards and nominations

At the

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, Hart received a nomination for

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with ''Seesaw'', ultimately losing to

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and

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's '' Get Up!''. Hart has been nominated at the

s for six consecutive years, ultimately winning the "Instrumentalist - Vocals" category in 2018.

Discography

* ''Beth Hart and the Ocean of Souls'' (1993) * ''

'' (1996) * ''

'' (1999) * '' Leave the Light On'' (2003) * '' 37 Days'' (2007) * '' My California'' (2010) * '' Don't Explain'' with

(2011) * ''

'' (2012) * ''

'' with Joe Bonamassa (2013) * ''

'' (2015) * '' Fire on the Floor'' (2016) * '' Black Coffee'' with Joe Bonamassa (2018) * ''

'' (2019) * ''

'' (2022)

References

External links

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