Screamin' for My Supper is the second studio album by American singer/songwriter Beth Hart. It was released on August 3, 1999, by Atlantic Records. The album features her most notable single to date, "L.A. Song (Out of This Town)", which was a number-one hit in New Zealand and a Top 5 hit on the US Adult Contemporary Singles Chart. The album peaked at number 143 on the Billboard albums chart in the US; and number 22 on the RIANZ albums chart in New Zealand. "Delicious Surprise" was later recorded by Jo Dee Messina on her 2005 album of the same name, from which it was released as a single.
Track listing
Personnel
Primary musicians Beth Hart – arranger, artwork, composer, concept design, design, Fender Rhodes, keyboards, orchestral arrangements, paintings, piano, producer, vocals Tristan Avakian – guitar Rocco Bidlovski – drums Tal Herzberg – bass, engineer, mixing, producer, programming Jimmy Khoury – guitar Matt Laug – drums Oliver Leiber – bass, drum programming, guitar, producer, programming Lance Morrison – bass David Raven – drums Patrick Warren – accordion, chamberlin, harmonium John Shanks – guitar
Additional musicians Yolanda Adams – backing vocals Luis Conte – percussion Kirstin Fife – strings Elaine Gibbs – backing vocals Aaron Gross – percussion Jeff Lorber – keyboards Gina Kronstadt – strings Novi Novog – strings Benmont Tench – Hammond synth, keyboards, Hammond organ, piano Chris Hammer Smith – harmonica
Other credits Jennifer Barbato – art direction, design, logo design Joe Barresi – engineer Jason Flom – direction Jaymes Foster-Levy – direction, director Larry Frazin – direction, director John Gyer – assistant engineer Donovan Hebard – coordination Chris Lord-Alge – mixing Stephen Marcussen – mastering Nick Marshall – assistant engineer, mixing, mixing assistant John A. Pinsky – design, logo design Dave Reitzas – mixing Jill Rose – artist development Barry Rudolph – engineer Patrick Seymour – arranger, string arrangements Tracy Sondern – make-up Andrew Southam – photography Dan Steinberg – assistant engineer Greg Sutton – composer Bob Thiele – composer Eric "ET" Thorngren – engineer Diane Wiedenmann – hair stylist David Wolff – management Basia Zamorska – stylist
Charts Chart (1999–2000) Peakposition
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