Oct 4, 2026 · 3 min · 6 segments
From the second Kraft Music Hall, October 9, 1947, here are Al Jolson and Oscar Levant, beginning with some piano explorations, and then a great rendition of Gershwin's "Liza." The complete broadcast…
Moon shining on the river Come along my Liza Bree singing through the treetops Come along my Liza Something mighty sweet I want to whisper sweet and low That you ought to know my Liza I get lonesome honey When I'm all alone so
long
Don't make me wait.
Don't hesitate.
Come and hear my song.
Liza, Liza.
The skies are gray, but if you smile on me, all the clouds will roll away.
Liza, Liza, don't delay.
Come keep me company, and the clouds will roll away.
See the honeymooner shining down.
We should make a date with horse and drum.
Liza, Liza, name of the day.
When you belong to me, all the clouds will roll
away.
Moon shining on the river Come along my Liza Bree singing through the treetops Come along my Liza Something mighty sweet I want to whisper sweet and low That you ought to know my Liza I get lonesome honey When I'm all alone so
long
Don't make me wait.
Don't hesitate.
Come and hear my song.
Liza, Liza.
The skies are gray, but if you smile on me, all the clouds will roll away.
Liza, Liza, don't delay.
Come keep me company, and the clouds will roll away.
See the honeymooner shining down.
We should make a date with horse and drum.
Liza, Liza, name of the day.
When you belong to me, all the clouds will roll
away.
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