Beth Sorrentino is an American pianist and singer-songwriter from Pennsylvania. In the early 1990s, she formed the music trio Suddenly, Tammy! with her brother Jay and the bassist Ken Heitmueller. The band released the EPs Spokesmodel and El Presidente and an eponymous debut studio album, Suddenly, Tammy!, (1993). They subsequently signed with Warner Bros. Records and released the album We Get There When We Do (1995). The ensemble recorded the album Comet (1996), which was shelved until a digital release in 2010, and they disbanded in 1997. Following the breakup, Sorrentino moved to New York City and worked as a music teacher and private instructor. Her solo recordings include the albums Nine Songs, One Story (2006) and Hiding Out (2011). In 2014, she released the studio album Would You Like To Go: A Curt Boettcher Songbook (2014), which featured her interpretations of songs by the composer Curt Boettcher. Sorrentino also contributed backing vocals to the debut album by the band Lilys.
