About The Song
“Liza Jane” was co-written and recorded by American country music artist Vince Gill, released in June 1991 as the second single from his album Pocket Full of Gold on MCA Nashville. It peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart, showcasing Gill’s rising popularity.
The song was recorded in Nashville, produced by Tony Brown, with Gill’s smooth tenor voice leading the track. The recording featured a lively arrangement with acoustic guitars and a bluegrass-inspired rhythm, reflecting the upbeat country sound of the early 1990s.
The lyrics depict a man’s playful admiration for a woman named Liza Jane, with lines like “You’ve got my number, you’ve got my name, so why don’t you call me, little Liza Jane.” Gill co-wrote the song with Reed Nielsen, infusing it with a lighthearted tone that celebrates love and attraction.
The music video, directed by John Lloyd Miller, was filmed inside a concession stand at the Broadway Drive-In theater in Dickson, Tennessee, after an outdoor shoot was rained out. The video’s casual setting and Gill’s charm added to its appeal, premiering in mid-1991.
Upon release, “Liza Jane” enjoyed moderate success, spending several weeks on the charts and contributing to the album’s platinum certification. The album Pocket Full of Gold, released in 1991, also included hits like the title track, but “Liza Jane” stood out for its infectious energy.
Gill, born on April 12, 1957, in Norman, Oklahoma, promoted the single with live performances and TV appearances. His background in bluegrass and country rock, honed with Pure Prairie League, shone through, earning him recognition as a versatile artist.
The song remains a fan favorite, appreciated for its upbeat vibe and catchy melody. It continues to be featured in country music retrospectives, reflecting Gill’s ability to blend traditional sounds with a modern twist.
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Lyric
You’ve got my number
You’ve got my name
So why don’t you call me
Little Liza JaneYou’ve got that body
You’ve got that frame
So why don’t you call me
Little Liza JaneGirl I got it bad for you
There ain’t nothin’ I won’t do
Just one kiss and I’ll never be the same
Little Liza Jane, oh little Liza JaneNow you’ve heard my story
You’ve got to know my name
So why don’t you call me
Little Liza JaneGirl I got it bad for you
There ain’t nothin’ I won’t do
Just one kiss and I’ll never be the same
Little Liza Jane, oh little Liza JaneLittle Liza Jane
Little Liza Jane
Ooh, little Liza, Liza Jane
Ooh, little Liza, Liza Jane
Ooh, little Liza, Liza Jane
Ooh, little Liza, Liza Jane