There's nothing wrong with Big Bill's own version, which predates Lasky's by about 3 years and also features a hot flatpick style ("How You Want It Done," mx 11611-2, 3/29/1932, NY, issued on Vo 1745 and various dimestore labels; reissue on one of the Yazoo LPs of early Broonzy -- don't remember which -- and on the Sony CD/cassette compilation String Dazzlers). I like his version of the doubled-up stanza better:

"You can put me in the alley, my gal she name is Sally,
You wake me up in the morning mamma [he pronounces it "mommer"], I still got that old habit ..."

This, along with "Skoodle Do Do", is my favorite of the early Broonzy sides.