Pat Rush, Bleu, Johnny Winter Mixing

Thunderhead's "Lay it On The Line Sweet Mama"

Paul Young, Bleu, Kenny Wilson, and Hoyt Garrick

Great Friends Getting a Bite in Hammond, Louisiana

Perry Como, Bleu, The Studio in the Country Team

and the Big Group of NBC Executives

Perry Como and Bleu Evans

No, My Gesture is Not What You Think! Dreaming

Pierino Ronald Como and Mrs. Mary Kathryn Evans

My Friend and My Wonderful, Loving, Talented, and Angelic Mama

Left , 3 NBCers, Perry Como, Dick Stablie (Music Director for Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis)

Bleu at the Console, Lee Peterzell, and Jimmy Stroud

Jeff Fountain, Pete Fountain, Bleu, and Benny Harrell (Pete's Son-in-Law

and Manager) Receiving a Few of Our Gold Records

Mary Kathryn Evans and Her Favorite TV Star, Mr. Dick Van Dyke

One of the Most Talented and Kindest Men Mother & I have ever met

Pete's Body Guard, Pete Fountain, Robert Lyons, and Bleu

My Year as Captain of "The Half-Fast Walking Club". A Great Time For All

The Famous "Pine Cone Cafe on 4th Street". A Studio Favorite with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fisher

What Amazing Food Mrs. Fisher Would Cook. Thunderhead, Johnny, Bleu, Randy Hobbs (more)

The Cover of Rick Nelson's "Playing to Win", My Great Friend.

The Last Album We Did Together. Devastatingly, Rick's Last of His Short Life

Pete & Debbie Farmer, Paul Black, Daggar and Nancy, Ron & Cathy Dobbs, O.T. Ware,

Ken Wilson, Johnny Gray, Johnny Hosey and a Great Crew of Friends at the "J.J. Muggler Band"

Induction into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. Where the Hell are Ricky and Jan?

Mr. Levon Gary Bardwell, Contemplating Life

Mr. Levon Gary Bardwell. Duded Up For the Studio in the Country

Opening Celebration Party. Called by City Folk a "Gala". July 7th, 1973

Terry Granier, Del Moon, (Co-Founder of the LMHOF), Jerry Amoroso, Gregg Wright,

Bleu, & Mike Shepherd, Director of the LMHOF, at Gregg Wright's Induction Ceremony

Hoyt Garrick

This is the Album "It is Never Too Late" by Hoyt Garrick, Jr.

David Craig, Gary Bardwell, Chopper (the Puppy),

Lee Peterzell, Ralph Carter, and Hoyt Garrick, Jr.

Jim Bateman, Ray Black, Bleu, and Lee Peterzell

(If you know the other gentleman, please let me know)

Perry Como, "Mr. Wonderful" One of My Heros

Old Picture of Bleu During the Studio Construction. (My Western Fringe Jacket)

Judging by its Quality, Chester (from Gunsmoke) Must Have Been the Photographer

The Great "Nick Perito", Perry's Conductor & Arranger

Conducting the Large Horn and String Session. (Horn Section is Pictured)

A Very Nice Cartoon. Thank You Jimmy Roussell

The Original "Studio in the Country Logo" Designed by

Charley Gressett's Former Girl Friend Susan

Bleu's PA-31 Turbo Navajo

Would You Fly With Bleu to "Studio in the Country" in this Airplane?

"The Hungry Years" Willie Nelson. Recorded and Mixed By Bleu Evans

at Studio in the Country, Bogalusa, Louisiana in May 1976-1978

Bleu in a Bow Tie and White Jacket 1972. Don't Remember Where I was Going

I Think This Yacht is the Only Hatteras in History With "Bogalusa, LA" as it's Home Port

Named After My Daughter "Kate". My Son Christopher Always Called Her "Sister Kate"

Bleu on the Port Side of "Sister Kate"

The Great "Nick Perito", Perry's Conductor & Arranger

Conduction the Large Horn and String Session. (String Section is Pictured)

Al Pacino "Crusing" Movie Sound Track Advertisement Placed in Record Stores

by CBS During the Release Featuring John Hiatt's "Spy Boy" Title Track

Jimmy Stroud, Doug Kershaw, and Lee Peterzell During the Recording of Doug Kershaw's

"RAGIN' CAJUN" Album for Warner Brother's Records

Jimmy Stroud, Bleu, and Bleu's Daughter "Kate"

Kate is an Entertainment Attorney Living Between the USA and Australia

Bleu and Glen Himmaugh. One of My Best Friends. We Are At Shady Key

Horse Farm and Recording Studios. Deb and Glen Save Countless Horse's Lives

Where Else, Bleu is at Shady Key Farm

If Not Mistaken. These 2 Beautiful Horses Love me More Than People