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Track List
01) As If
02) Born to Fly
03) I Could Not Ask for More
04) Perfect
05) Cheatin'
06) Suds in the Bucket
07) Saints & Angels
08) You'll Always Be My Baby
09) I Keep Looking
10) No Place That Far
11) A Real Fine Place to Start
12) Love You With All My Heart
13) Pray for You
14) Some Things Never Change
01) As If
02) Born to Fly
03) I Could Not Ask for More
04) Perfect
05) Cheatin'
06) Suds in the Bucket
07) Saints & Angels
08) You'll Always Be My Baby
09) I Keep Looking
10) No Place That Far
11) A Real Fine Place to Start
12) Love You With All My Heart
13) Pray for You
14) Some Things Never Change
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First Released
2007
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Greatest Hits is a 2007 compilation album from American country music singer Sara Evans. It features ten of her greatest hits from her second through fifth albums, as well as four newly recorded tracks.
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With her film star looks, soaring voice and a knack for knocking out radio-friendly, instantly catchy tunes, it’s something of a surprise that Sara Evans hasn’t emulated Shania Twain and become a bona fide global star.
Raised as one of seven children in Booneville, Missouri, Evans was singing in her family’s country band by the age of five and performing solo by 16. The inevitable move to Nashville and a string of critically-acclaimed singles and albums followed, with her most recent long-player, Real Fine Place, reaching number three in the mainstream U.S. chart.
While her songs often deal with traditional wholesome country themes of family, God and love and generally feature the genre’s obligatory fiddle and steel guitar, Evans has a commercial edge that separates her from many of her contemporaries. This greatest hits collection opens with one of four new compositions, "As If", an uncomplicated rock tune that would not sound out of place on a national radio playlist. Other tracks, such as "Love You With All My Heart" and "No Place That Far" are similarly middle of the road, more 80s power ballad than Emmylou Harris or Loretta Lynn.
Despite her undoubted accessibility, ironically Evans is at her best when she sounds most country. "Pray For You" is sincere, folksy and sweetly understated, while "Suds In The Bath" is a good old-fashioned ballsy romp that would set the most diehard Grand Ole Opry listener’s toes tapping. At 36, it may be too late for the admittedly still beautiful Evans to achieve Shania-like crossover appeal beyond the U.S, but her Greatest Hits is nevertheless proof she is an accomplished entertainer with a back catalogue worthy of respect.
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Greatest Hits is a 2007 compilation album from American country music singer Sara Evans. It features ten of her greatest hits from her second through fifth albums, as well as four newly recorded tracks.
User Album Review
With her film star looks, soaring voice and a knack for knocking out radio-friendly, instantly catchy tunes, it’s something of a surprise that Sara Evans hasn’t emulated Shania Twain and become a bona fide global star.
Raised as one of seven children in Booneville, Missouri, Evans was singing in her family’s country band by the age of five and performing solo by 16. The inevitable move to Nashville and a string of critically-acclaimed singles and albums followed, with her most recent long-player, Real Fine Place, reaching number three in the mainstream U.S. chart.
While her songs often deal with traditional wholesome country themes of family, God and love and generally feature the genre’s obligatory fiddle and steel guitar, Evans has a commercial edge that separates her from many of her contemporaries. This greatest hits collection opens with one of four new compositions, "As If", an uncomplicated rock tune that would not sound out of place on a national radio playlist. Other tracks, such as "Love You With All My Heart" and "No Place That Far" are similarly middle of the road, more 80s power ballad than Emmylou Harris or Loretta Lynn.
Despite her undoubted accessibility, ironically Evans is at her best when she sounds most country. "Pray For You" is sincere, folksy and sweetly understated, while "Suds In The Bath" is a good old-fashioned ballsy romp that would set the most diehard Grand Ole Opry listener’s toes tapping. At 36, it may be too late for the admittedly still beautiful Evans to achieve Shania-like crossover appeal beyond the U.S, but her Greatest Hits is nevertheless proof she is an accomplished entertainer with a back catalogue worthy of respect.
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