Her Recording Career is Dominated Over that Period by Her Singing Voice and the Voice of Her Love for Men as Well as Women

 40 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 2nd of December 1981
Singer Britney Jean Spears is born in McComb, Mississippi, United States.

As a child in 1976 Spears moved from England to the United States, where she worked in law and theater. Spears was later an accomplished singing actress, who earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1996 and later her Ph.D. in 2009. Spears won both the 1998 and 2006 Golden Globe Awards as the best actress and best actress. Spears had also won the Golden Globe for her work with Jennifer Aniston in 1994. Spears began singing in 1979, at age 17, in a recording studio in Nashville. Her recording career is dominated over that period by her singing voice and the voice of her love for men as well as women. Spears became part of the 'singer of the week' for the MTV Video Music Awards, which were held in Las Vegas, Nevada. She and her fiancee, singer Jimi Hendrix, were part of the Hollywood Musical Singers Orchestra that performed in concert with the Los Angeles Kings in 1970. Spears was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on December 24, 1986. Spears spent two years as an "Executive Producer" for the film A Few Good Men, as well as recording (with the help of a team of talented musicians and singers) both the theme song "Oscar" and the soundtrack to The Girl I married just six months earlier. She also appeared on various ABC.