Patricia McMahon sings the song while Spade Cooley and his band play.
It's one of more than two thousand "soundies" produced between 1939 and 1947, meant to be played on a device called a Mills Panoram. For seven years they could be found in bars, night clubs, and other places where people would gather. Think of them as music videos, available for viewing at a dime a song. Other companies got into the production end also.
Cooley specialized in western swing, which was, according to record sales, the most popular musical genre in 1945. Cooley rode this trend for another decade into a series of very stereotypical B westerns.
