Beth Hart

Artist:  Beth Hart
Born:  January 24, 1972
Origin:  Los Angeles, California, USA
Genre:  Blues Rock, Blues, Soul, American Trad Rock, Modern Electric Blues, Jazz Fusion
Occupation:  Singer.Songwriter, Musician
Instruments:  Vocals, Piano, Guitar, Bass, Cello, Percussion

Beth Hart is an American Singer, Songwriter, and Musician from Los Angeles, California.  She released single "LA Song (Out Of This Town)" from her second album Screamin' For My Supper and the single was a No. 1 Hit in New Zealand, as well as reachng the top 5 of the US Adult Contemporary and Top 10 on the Billboard Adult Top 40 Charts.  She and Joe Bonamassa debuted album Seesaw reached No. 1 on the Billboard Blues Album Chart and was nominated for a Grammy Award, and gave her first Blues Music Award nomination in the category Best Contemporary Blues Female Artist.

Title:  Live At The Royal Albert Hall  (2018)
Genre:  Blues Rock, Blues, Soul, American Trad Rock, Modern Electric Blues, Jazz Fusion
Label:  Provogue Records
Rating:   ****

Tracks:

Disc 1:

 1.  As Long As I Have A Song  (2:43)
 2.  For My Friends  (4:20)
 3.  Lifts You Up  (3:57)
 4.  Close To My Fire  (5:29)
 5.  Bang Bang Boom Boom  (4:27)
 6.  Good As It Gets  (4:41)
 7.  Spirit Of God  (5:05)
 8.  Baddest Blues  (6:01)
 9.  Sister Heroine  (7:00)
10. Baby Shot Me Down  (3:32)
11. Waterfalls  (5:40)
12. Your Heart Is As Black As Night  (6:10)

Disc 2:

 1.  Saved  (4:31)
 2.  The Ugliest House Of The Block  (5:55)
 3.  Spiders In My Bed  (4:58)
 4.  Take It Easy On Me  (6:33)
 5.  Leave The Light On  (5:58)
 6.  Mama This One's For You  (4:11)
 7.  My California  (6:21)
 8.  Trouble  (5:31)
 9.  Love Is A Lie  (3:21)
10. Picture In A Frame  (4:44)
11. Caught Out In The Rain  (9:57)

Personnel:

Beth Hart:  Vocals, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Bass
Jon Nichols:  Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals
Bill Ransom:  Drums, Percussion
Bob Marinelli:  Bass

Live At The Royal Albert Hall is a live album by Beth Hart, released on November 30, 2018 by Provogue Records, recorded live at the Royal Albert Hall on May 4, 2018.