John D. Loudermilk CD: Blue Train

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1-CD mit 20-seitigem Booklet, 26 Einzeltitel. Spieldauer ca. 64 Minuten. John D. Loudermiks's... mehr

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John D. Loudermilk: Blue Train

1-CD mit 20-seitigem Booklet, 26 Einzeltitel. Spieldauer ca. 64 Minuten.

John D. Loudermiks's Pop/Country-Aufnahmen der Sechzigerjahre für RCA Records. John D. schrieb einige der besten Songs in der Geschichte der Country Music und hob einige wenige für sich selbst auf. Insgesamt 26 Songs wie Language Of Love, Angela Jones, He's Just A Scientist (That's All), Big Daddy und das Original von Bad News.

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Interpret: John D. Loudermilk
Albumtitel: Blue Train
Genre Country
Label Bear Family Records
Preiscode AH
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127154217
Gewicht in Kg: 0.115

Loudermilk, John D. - Blue Train CD 1
01	Blue Train (Of The Heartbreak Line)
02	Mister Jones
03	Language Of Love
04	Jimmie's Song
05	Angela Jones
06	The Bully Of The Beach
07	Rhythm & Blues
08	What Would You Take For Me?
09	The Great Snowman
10	Everybody Knows
11	Google Eye
12	Darling Jane
13	Song Of The Lonely Teen
14	All Of This For Sally
15	Road Hog
16	He's Just A Scientist (That's All)
17	The Rocks Of Reno
18	Big Daddy
19	Callin' Dr. Casey
20	You Just Reap What You Sow
21	The Little Wind-Up Doll
22	Two Strangers In Love
23	Th' Wife
24	Bad News
25	Run On Home Baby Brother
26	Oh How Sad

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"John D. Loudermilk"

John D. Loudermilk

Tobacco Road

John D. Loudermilk, a Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame member whose hits included 'Abilene,' 'Waterloo,' 'Indian Reservation,' 'Tobacco Road' and 'Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye,' died on Wednesday, September 21, 2016 at his home in Christiana, Tennessee. He was 82.

Loudermilk was born March 31, 1934 in Durham, North Carolina growing up in a family who were both members of the Salvation Army. He began his musical career singing in church. At age 12, he won a talent contest in Charlotte, North Carolina, of which Tex Ritter was the host. A year later, he had his own radio show on WTIK in Durham, North Carolina.

He first realized his talent for songwriting in 1955 when a poem he had written, 'A Rose And A Baby Ruth,' found its way to singer George Hamilton IV. Hamilton turned it into a Top 10 pop hit in 1956 and would go on to record such Loudermilk-penned classics as 'Abilene' and 'Break My Mind.'

Loudermilk also had some success as a recording artist in his own right. He recorded under the pseudonym 'Johnny Dee' for the Colonial label soon followed by a minor Pop hit in 1956 with his song, 'Sittin’ In The Balcony' that also became a top Pop smash for Eddie Cochran in 1957. He also had five singles on the Country charts, the highest one being the Top 20 'That Ain’t All.'

John D. was a cousin of the Louvin Brothers, Ira & Charlie Louvin, whose original family name was also Loudermilk.

He had signed to Columbia, Nashville, in 1958 and recorded five singles unsuccessfully before his song 'Waterloo' became a hit on Columbia for Stonewall Jackson. Jackson had his first No.1 hit with Loudermilk’s 'Waterloo,' co-written with Marijohn Wilkin. Loudermilk moved to RCA Victor in 1961 which became another huge step in his musical career.

Moving in-between Country, Folk and Pop, Loudermilk achieved success in particular with 'Tobacco Road,' which was recorded by artists as diverse as The Nashville Teens, The Guess Who, Lou Rawls, Jefferson Airplane and David Lee Roth, and 'Break My Mind,' covered by Anne Murray, Sammy Davis Jr., Glen Campbell, Linda Ronstadt, Roy Orbison, Gram Parsons and Jerry Lee Lewis, among several others.

His song 'Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye' was a No. 1 Country smash for Eddy Arnold and also a Top 10 Pop hit for The Casinos. Ernie Ashworth had the biggest hit of his career with Loudermilk’s 'Talk Back Trembling Lips.' Other notable songs by Loudermilk include 'Sad Movies Make Me Cry,' 'Bad News,' 'Ebony Eyes' and 'I Wanna Live.'

The original Loudermilk composition 'The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian' became 'Indian Reservation' and a huge Pop hit for Paul Revere & the Raiders and Don Fardon 1970-1971. The song was covered by several artists, incl. the UK Punk band 999. Tim McGraw used a full chorus line of 'Indian Reservation' at the end of his Country hit 'Indian Outlaw' in 1994.

Loudermilk left RCA Records in 1971 to sign with Warner Brothers and was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1976.

He died on September 21, 2016 from bone cancer in Christiana, Tennessee.

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