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                     Sara Evans - Greatest Hits
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Artist...............: Sara Evans
Album................: Greatest Hits
Genre................: Country
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2007
Ripper...............: Exact Audio Copy(Secure mode) & Sony CD-RW CRX230E
Codec................: LAME 3.97
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane
Bitrate..............: 320kbps CBR
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Information..........: You can find me and my other releases at

Ripped by............: LoC. Blazer on 1/5/2009
Posted by............: LoC. Blazer on 1/6/2009


Files................: 20 files (14 tracks / 6 assorted)
Included.............: Info.txt, M3U, LOG, tracked by h33t com.txt
Covers...............: Front, Back
 
Tracker..............:
Hash.................:  D557FE3BF0162A89AF1D4B8865B38782EF969F06

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                       Tracklisting
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   1. (00:03:31) Sara Evans - As If
   2. (00:05:36) Sara Evans - Born To Fly
   3. (00:04:52) Sara Evans - I Could Not Ask For More
   4. (00:04:05) Sara Evans - Perfect
   5. (00:03:27) Sara Evans - Cheatin'
   6. (00:03:50) Sara Evans - Suds In The Bucket
   7. (00:04:26) Sara Evans - Saints & Angels
   8. (00:04:38) Sara Evans - You'll Always Be My Baby
   9. (00:04:39) Sara Evans - I Keep Looking
  10. (00:03:39) Sara Evans - No Place That Far
  11. (00:04:01) Sara Evans - A Real Fine Place To Start
  12. (00:04:02) Sara Evans - Love You With All My Heart
  13. (00:03:34) Sara Evans - Pray For You
  14. (00:04:10) Sara Evans - Some Things Never Change

Playing Time.........: 00:58:30
Total Size...........: 133.97 MB

Sara Lynn Evans (born February 5, 1971) is an American country singer-songwriter who has had numerous top 10 hits.

Sara Evans was one of the few traditional-styled singers to emerge from Nashville in the late 1990s, according to Allmusic. Since emerging from the late-90s, Evans has become one of Country music's most popular female vocalists, acquiring a few No. 1 Country hits and Gold and Platinum-certified albums by the RIAA, like 2004's Restless and 2005's Real Fine Place. Her 2000 album, Born to Fly was certified Double-Platinum.


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.

Greatest Hits chronicles the highest-peaking singles from Evans' second through fifth studio albums: 1998's No Place That Far, 2000's Born to Fly, 2003's Restless, and 2005's Real Fine Place. All of the selections from these albums reached Top 20 or higher on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts. (No tracks are included from her 1997 debut album Three Chords and the Truth, which did not produce any Top 40 country hits.) Among the previously released tracks are her four Number One hits: 1999's "No Place That Far", 2000's "Born to Fly", 2004's "Suds in the Bucket", and 2005's "A Real Fine Place to Start".

In addition to the previously released tracks, Greatest Hits includes four previously unreleased tracks: "As If", "Love You with All My Heart", "Pray for You", and "Some Things Never Change". In mid-2007, "As If" was released as the first single from this album, reaching a peak of #11 on the country charts. "Some Things Never Change", a celebration of home, family and such simple pleasures as seeing the kids get off the bus at the end of the school day, was released in early 2008 as the second single. The song's hook "some things never change" is based on the central character's realization that, while things may change in the world around her, the basics of love between family will never change. It reached #26 on the country charts. "Love You with All My Heart," the album's third single, failed to land on the chart after its release on June 23, 2008.