Wait Till I Get My Hands On You / Would You Want The World To End

Released in 1985 on the independent Pretty World Records label, this single marks a later-career entry in the discography of country singer Wynn Stewart. By the mid-1980s, Stewart was transitioning away from the major-label dominance he enjoyed during his peak in the 1960s and 70s, opting for smaller imprints that allowed for more creative independence. This release reflects the polished, late-era country pop aesthetic that characterized the Nashville sound during that decade.

The production choices on this record highlight Stewart's signature vocal delivery, which prioritized emotive clarity and traditional country phrasing despite the contemporary instrumental arrangements. While the single did not achieve the commercial ubiquity of his earlier hits like 'It's Such a Pretty World Today,' it serves as an important artifact for enthusiasts of his later work, representing his continued commitment to recording during a shifting landscape for traditional country artists.