Sara Evans first appeared on most folks' radar around the turn of the millennium with tunes like the tender, romantic ballad “No Place That Far” and the soaring, inspirational “Born to Fly”. But in the years that followed, she showed that her strong, supple pipes could inhabit all kinds of environs, whether she was backed by an orchestra on the surging, majestic power ballad “Backseat of a Greyhound Bus” or was slamming down the twang-soaked country stomper “Suds in the Bucket”. The colossal 2010 survivors anthem “A Little Bit Stronger” showed that Evans' appeal wasn't bound to any one era.