Goin' on with My Jesus

Wanda Jackson became one of the first women to have commercial stardom in both the country and Rockabilly music fields. During the 1950s and 1960s, she issued a series of charting singles in both genres including "Let's Have a Party", "Right or Wrong" and "The Box It Came In". She continued recording with her label until 1971 when she ultimately chose to pursue more gospel material.[2] Jackson released a series of gospel albums during the 1980s and 1990s through various labels, including Amethyst Records.[3] Goin' on with My Jesus was first announced in an interview with The Oklahoman in 1991.[4]

Goin' on with My Jesus was first recorded in 1991 at Studio Seven in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It was produced by Gregg W. Gray. contained a total of ten tracks all centered around gospel music. Songs with a gospel theme included "The King Is Coming", "Jesus Changed Your Heart" and "I Will Glory on the Cross". The album also featured a cover of a gospel song originally recorded by Bill Gaither titled "He Touched Me". The project was released in 1991 on Amethyst Records and was available only as a cassette. Five songs were featured on either side of the tape. It marked Jackson's thirty sixth studio album in her career.[1]