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16. Apr. 2017 · Broadway audiences heard “Li’l Liza Jane” as many as 224 times between the play’s opening in October 1916 and closing in May 1917, not long after Congress voted to declare war on Germany as part of the mobilization for World War I. Don Tyler, in his book, Music of the First World War, cannot classify “Li’l Liza Jane” easily, dubbing it “part folk song, part [minstrel] song ...
Little Liza Jane, Way down south in Baltimore; Little Liza Jane. Oh! Little Liza, Little Liza Jane, Oh! Little Liza, Little Liza Jane. Liza Jane looks good to me; Little Liza Jane, Sweetest one I’ve ever seen; Little Liza Jane. Oh! Little Liza, Little Liza Jane, Oh! Little Liza, Little Liza Jane. Where she lives the posies grow; Little Liza Jane,
A southern dialect song, words anonymous. Used in the three act comedy "Come Out of the Kitchen".Music by Countess Ada De Lachau. Published by Sherman, Clay ...
Ada De Lachau. Browse our 9 arrangements of "Li'l Liza Jane." Sheet music is available for Piano, Voice, Guitar and 23 others with 6 scorings and 1 notation in 7 genres. Find your perfect arrangement and access a variety of transpositions so you can print and play instantly, anywhere. Lyrics begin: "I've got a gal and you got none,"
Li’l Liza Jane, teilweise auch Little Liza Jane oder einfach Liza Jane, ist ein Lied der amerikanischen Lyrikerin und Songschreiberin Countess Ada de Lachau aus dem Jahr 1916. Es wurde von ihr für das Broadway -Stück Come out of the Kitchen geschrieben und darin aufgeführt.
Tumbleweeds and cactus grow, little Liza Jane. I've got a friend in Providence, little Liza Jane. Bluebird sitting on the fence, little Liza Jane. I've got a friend in Chicago, little Liza Jane ...
14. Nov. 2023 · Li’l Liza Jane, also known as “Little Liza Jane,” has its origins deeply intertwined with the African American musical tradition. Dating back to the late 19th century, this spirited song has its roots in African slave communities, where it was often sung during various social gatherings and celebrations. Initially, the lyrics centered around a character named “Liza Jane,” who is ...
