The lyrics are the credits to an LP named "The Joy of Knowing Jesus" by a band named the Revelaires. The whole thing was a big joke, poking fun at the people who say all rock music is satanic in nature, which was quite common at the time. The cover to this LP shows it was definitely made in the 1970's. They were predominantly African-American. The title track is pretty typical for 1970s gospel.
Elmo J. Fagg really sounds more like the name of a porn star than a gospel singer.
The lyrics are the credits to an LP named "The Joy of Knowing Jesus" by a band named the Revelaires. The whole thing was a big joke, poking fun at the people who say all rock music is satanic in nature, which was quite common at the time. The cover to this LP shows it was definitely made in the 1970's. They were predominantly African-American. The title track is pretty typical for 1970s gospel. Elmo J. Fagg really sounds more like the name of a porn star than a gospel singer.