
Sara Evans
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Sara Evans Biography
A female country traditionalist during a time when they were
quite rare around Nashville, Sara Evans gained her RCA contract in 1996
after her rendition of Buck Owens' perennial chestnut I've Got a Tiger
by the Tail impressed its songwriter, Harlan Howard, so much he
considered it his bound duty to help her. While growing up poor in
rural Missouri, Evans performed with her family's band -- at the age of
four -- and even recorded in Nashville several years later.
She eventually married and moved to Oregon in 1992, but continued to
perform, as Sara Evans & North Santiam. The group opened for Willie
Nelson and Tim McGraw, among others, but Evans eventually returned to
Nashville to try to remake her career. There she impressed Howard
enough to recommend her to RCA executives, who connected her with
producer Pete Anderson (a veteran of many albums by Dwight Yoakam).
After her debut album, Three Chords & the Truth, was released in
July 1997, Evans earned a special honor by being hand-picked by George
Jones to open a special show in Nashville. No Place That Far followed a
year later, and in 2000 she resurfaced with Born to Fly. The title
track was a big hit for Evans, and the album eventually peaked in the
Top Ten of Billboard's country charts. She followed that up with 2003's
Restless, and returned in 2005 with the Top Ten hit Real Fine Place. ~
John Bush, All Music Guide
Written by John Bush