Liza Jane
Key of A, two parts, usually. There are lots of versions of Liza Jane's story. She died on the train in the old time version.
Old Time Links
Jam in the Romney Tent at a rainy 2012 Rockbridge [utoob].
Fast jam [utoob] with mandolin.
An old record of the Tenneva Ramblers. They played one part only. [The Bristol Sessions]
Otis Taylor [utoob record, no video]
The Oldtime Stringband of Netherlands [utoob]. (The same band seems to be named "Liza Jane" lately.)
Grandpa Jones & Stringbean on TV [no longer available on YouTube].
Other Kinds of Links
Bluegrass: Alison Krauss and Union Station, an amazing jam.
New Orleans: Preservation Hall (live), Dirty Dozen (cartoon), White Eagles Mardi Gras Indians (an Alan Lomax film).
Rock & roll: early David Bowie, early Levon Helm, City Stomp.
Jazz: Nina Simone, the Wood Brothers.
Blues: Scott Dunbar.
More history on Wikipedia.
Not to be confused with...
"Old Time Liza Jane" is a different fiddle tune. It was recorded by Tommy Jarrell, the South Carolina Broadcasters, and more.
"Goodbye Liza Jane" is a different song. The chorus goes, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry." Here's a nice bluegrass show at the general store by Moccasin Gap.
"I lost my Liza Jane" is a different fiddle tune. I learned it from Paul Kirk [utoob]. It has an interesting 2nd part.
"Old Liza Jane" [utoob] fiddled by Paul Kirk [playlist]. Rick used to sing this one at Beans jams.