Wanda Jackson became known to audiences though a series of
country and
Rockabilly recordings during the 1950s and 1960s. Examples included the singles "
You Can't Have My Love" (1954), "
Let's Have a Party" (1960), "
In the Middle of a Heartache" (1961) and "
Tears Will Be the Chaser for Your Wine" (1966). She left
Capitol Records in the 1970s to concentrate more on gospel music. In the 1980s, Jackson was recording a mixture of gospel and country selections for various labels including Amethyst Records. Her second Amethyst project would be
Encore, which was an 11-track collection of gospel songs recorded in 1988 at Studio Seven in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sessions were produced by Gregg W. Gray. The record was originally released in 1988 on Amethyst Records as a
cassette. It was Jackson's thirty fourth studio album released in her career. Tab had previously released albums by Jackson, beginning with 1984's
Rockabilly Fever. ==Track listings==