Recorded on the 12th June 1937 at the Brunswick Warehouse, Dallas TX and released on Vocalion 03867. Another great line-up of The Light Crust Doughboys, including legendary pianist John 'Knocky' Parker on accordion, Kenneth Pitts and Clifford Gross on fiddle, Muryel Campbell on 1st guitar and Marvin Montgomery with the fantastic 'take-off' tenor banjo solo.
The vocal duties on this occasion are shared between guitarist {and future solo artist in his own right} Dick Reinhart and Ramon DeArman, who also supplied the excellent upright bass.
A very hot and upbeat version of a song made famous by the legendary Emmett Miller, whose influence on popular American music, including Jazz, Blues, Western Swing and early Country and Western is immeasurable.
