Sara Evans

Not sure what concert this is. Sara hasn't been seen much since she got divorced and re-married. I had hoped she would have gotten back in the public eye but it seems she has been choosing her appearances carefully. Here's hoping we see more of her in 2010.

This is a photo of Sara performing in Atlanta during August 2009. She is showing off her legs in a pair of short shorts and towering high heels.

Sara is hot. No doubt. Maybe I just expect too much from her. I found one photo of her from the CMT Awards last night and I must say it is underwhelming. Her hair is flat, like the extensions just aren't working for her. The dress appears ill-fitting. Tighter is better of course but I would have preferred it to do more for her wonderful bosom. The best thing I can say is her calves look amazing. Good job working out at the gym.

Sara Evans attended the 43rd Annual Academy of Country Music Awards. I didn't watch it so I don't know what she did there if only to make an appearance.

So here is a photo of her from the awards. I can't say I really dig her look as much as I have before. I mean, her body seems smoking hot. She looks like she has been working out and got herself all trim and firm. But she cut off all that beautiful hair. I guess she is slowly moving toward the middle-age, short haircut. I hate when women do that. Sorry, the hair just sucks.

Still nothing new to report on Sara. Talked to a buddy of mine in the country music business here in Nashville (yea, really, who isn't in the business) and he said nothing goes on until February for the talent.

So, I decided to find a pretty picture of the fair Sara. Seems she went to some BMI award show back in Nov. '07. The best thing about that show would have to be Sara all glammed up in white and sexy high heels.

Sorry I have nothing new to report. Sorry it's just another photo to objectify Sara. It is what it is. And I dig it.

I have nothing new to report about Sara. I was just thinking how pretty she is and decided to post up a hot photo I found of her. I wish she would find herself in more glamour photoshoots. I'd like to see her in a Maxim shoot. It will never happen since her base is the Christian country folks who might take offense at her appearing in a magazine such as that. I just think she is very pretty, very hot and would really enjoy objectifying her in a sexy photoshoot.

Sara Evans has nice legs. No truer words have been written. This is a view of those luscious gams as she is walking away from the camera. I like that she has high heels on. And I like that her gams are very shapely. But as my objectification of Sara continues I just don't know if I can endorse that skirt. It's not a favorite.

The Tennessean reports that Sara Evans had on a short black Romona Keveza dress with $90,000 worth of pearls from Lindell Diamonds around her neck. "Once we put the necklace with the dress, it just felt like old glamour." Of the necklace she said, "It is SO heavy!"

"I like how it's short because I like to show my legs," she said.

She jokes that she was a little stressed because the dress was so short. Her dramatic eye makeup and hair evoked Old Hollywood.

Also she was named in the Top 12 Best Dressed at the CMAs by People magazine.

Sara Evans is reaping the rewards of her fine career with her first Greatest Hits CD. The collection includes fan favorites like "Born to Fly" and "No Place That Far," as well as four new songs. This interview on CMT has her reflecting on her latest music video, her first big hit and why her kids have changed the way she makes albums.

Nice interview article from the Pensacola News Journal with the lovely Sara Evans. This was in conjunction with her appearance in Pensacola on February 2 for her new concert tour.

Four questions with Sara Evans
by Rebecca Ross

The popular country music star, whose "An Evening with Sara Evans" tour will make a stop tonight at the Saenger Theatre, took time from her busy touring schedule to answer our e-mail questions:

Q: Several members of your family are featured on your latest album. How important is it for you to have that family connection in your career? Are they more likely to be honest with you?

A: It is so important to have family involved in my career for many reasons, the main one being that they are so talented! And why would I hire anyone else? Also, you are right, they are extremely honest with me and they care for and protect me more than anyone else in the world. They keep me feeling safe and grounded.

Q: Your music points to a number of musical influences. If you could create a dream "Jam Band" of fellow musicians, both past and present, who would be rocking on stage with you, and why?

A: Oh goodness. So many. Heart, Eagles, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Boston, Fleetwood Mac, Maroon 5, Merle Haggard, Patsy Cline, on and on, it's never ending.

Q: Some country music purists resent the trend toward pop/rock/rap radio-friendly country songs. As a country singer, what's your take on the "traditional" versus "crossover" debate?

A: I feel like a great song is a great song no matter what. It's fine with me as long as it has REAL PASSION, and it's genuine. I don't like contrived music from any format.

Q: Please describe your live show to your Pensacola fans.

A: "An Evening with Sara Evans." It's all about the music and my connecting emotionally with people. I write most of my songs, and I love to tell how and why I came up with different ideas. And you get to laugh too, I hope!