Sara Evans – “Go Tell It On The Mountain”: A Joyful Revival of a Christmas Classic
When Sara Evans lends her voice to a classic like “Go Tell It On The Mountain,” the result is both refreshing and deeply comforting. Known for her emotional sincerity and timeless style, Evans brings new life to this beloved spiritual, reminding us why songs like these have endured for generations.
Originally an African-American spiritual dating back to the 19th century, “Go Tell It On The Mountain” has been sung in churches, family homes, and Christmas gatherings for decades. It’s a song that speaks to both faith and celebration—a proclamation of the good news that still stirs hearts today. With her version, Sara Evans doesn’t try to over-modernize it; instead, she honors its traditional roots while infusing it with her signature warmth and grace.
For older listeners, this rendition is like hearing an old friend again. The familiar lyrics—“Go tell it on the mountain, over the hills and everywhere”—ring out like a call to rejoice, to remember, and to believe. Evans’ smooth, soulful delivery adds a richness that speaks to the depth of her own faith and understanding of the song’s message.
What makes Sara Evans’ take on this Christmas hymn especially meaningful is the sense of reverence she brings. It’s not just a performance; it feels like a heartfelt gift. For those who grew up singing this song in church pews or around the tree with family, this version will likely stir memories of simpler times, of candlelight services and snowy evenings filled with music and hope.
In a world that often moves too fast, “Go Tell It On The Mountain” — as sung by Sara Evans — invites us to pause, reflect, and rejoice. It’s a timeless reminder of the joy and wonder of Christmas, delivered with a voice that feels like home.
