Albums by John D. Loudermilk
ALBUMJohn's CountryJohn D. Loudermilk
ALBUMVolume 1: ElloreeJohn D. Loudermilk
ALBUMThe Open Mind of John D. LoudermilkJohn D. Loudermilk
ALBUMCountry Love Songs Plain and Simply Sung ByJohn D. Loudermilk
ALBUMSuburban Attitudes In Country VerseJohn D. Loudermilk
ALBUMLanguage of LoveJohn D. Loudermilk
Artist Biography
A successful American country artist best known for his songwriting skills, John D. Loudermilk scored his first big hit in 1956, George Hamilton IV's "A Rose and a Baby Ruth." Shortly afterwards he hit the U.S. Top 20 with "Sittin' in the Balcony," sung by Eddie Cochran. Loudermilk relocated to Nashville, penning a stream of hits including "Waterloo" (Stonewall Jackson, 1959), "Tobacco Road" (Nashville Teens, 1964), "This Little Bird" (Marianne Faithfull, 1965), and "Indian Reservation" (Don Fardon, 1970). Loudermilk also nabbed a few hits of his own, including 1962's "The Language of Love," and recorded several albums of his own material throughout the '60s.
Hometown
Durham, NC, United States
Genre
Country