I Want The Whole Wide World To Know

Released in 1975 on the independent Pisgah Records label, I Want The Whole Wide World To Know represents the modest but earnest output of Jon and Sally Mullins. Emerging from the regional folk and gospel scenes of the mid-1970s, the record captures the duo's straightforward, acoustic-driven approach to songwriting and performance. It remains a document of the era's small-press private-label movement, where musicians often financed their own recordings to share their faith and creative expressions with their local communities.

The album reflects the era's minimalist aesthetic, favoring simple cover art and direct, unadorned production. Like many releases on regional imprints of the time, the record was intended for distribution at live performances and through local church networks. It serves as a personal artifact of the Mullins' musical partnership, reflecting the sincere and uncomplicated production values that defined the niche of independent mid-seventies religious folk records.