Loudermilk,John D Songs Of John D Loudermilk CD

2012 two CD collection. John D. Loudermilk is widely acknowledged as the most idiosyncratic songwriter of the Rock era and this unique two CD compilation presents his story from two entirely different perspectives. Disc One comprises his own recordings between 1957-61, including his original hit versions of, "Sittin' in the Balcony", "Language of Love" and "Blue Train". Disc Two features his songs performed by other artists during the same period such as: Eddie Cochran, Johnny Cash, Brenda Lee, Ricky Nelson, the Everly Brothers. Bobby Vee, Connie Francis and many more. This is the first time that Loudermilk's repertoire has been compiled this way, and with many tracks on Disc Two being unavailable elsewhere on CD, this is a real gem. Jasmine.

1. Johnny Dee O Sittin' in the Balcony 2. Johnny Dee O A-Plus in Love 3. Johnny Dee O It's Gotta Be You 4. Johnny Dee O Teenage Queen 5. Johnny Dee ; the Bluenotes O 1,000 Concrete Blocks 6. Johnny Dee ; the Bluenotes O in My Simple Way 7. Ebe Sneezer ; His Epidemics O Asiatic Flu 8. Ebe Sneezer ; His Epidemics O That's All I've Got (To Remember You By) 9. Johnny Dee ; the Blue Notes O Somebody Sweet 10. Johnny Dee ; the Blue Notes O They Were Right 11. John D. Loudermilk O Susie's House 12. John D. Loudermilk O Yearbook 13. John D. Loudermilk O Yo-Yo 14. John D. Loudermilk O Lover's Lane 15. John D. Loudermilk O Goin' Away to School 16. John D. Loudermilk O This Cold War with You 17. John D. Loudermilk O the Red-Headed Stranger 18. John D. Loudermilk O the Happy Wanderer 19. John D. Loudermilk O Tobacco Road 20. John D. Loudermilk O Midnight Bus 21. John D. Loudermilk O Language of Love 22. John D. Loudermilk O Darling Jane 23. John D. Loudermilk O Blue Train (Of the Heartbreak Line) 24. John D. Loudermilk O the Great Snow Man 25. John D. Loudermilk O Song of the Lonely Teen 26. John D. Loudermilk O the Rocks of Reno 27. John D. Loudermilk O You Reap Just What You Sow 28. John D. Loudermilk O Two Strangers in Love 29. John D. Loudermilk O Mister Jones 30. John D. Loudermilk O Jimmy's Song 31. John D. Loudermilk O What Would You Take for Me 32. John D. Loudermilk O Mary's No Longer Mine 33. George Hamilton IV O a Rose and a Baby Ruth 34. Eddie Cochran O Sittin' in the Balcony 35. The Chordettes O We Should Be Together 36. Arnie Derksen O I'd Like to Be Alone 37. Bob Gallion O You Take the Table (And I'll Take the Chairs) 38. Jimmy Newman O Grin and Bear It 39. Johnny Cash O God Will 40. The Browns O Heaven Fell Last Night 41. Chet Atkins O Boo Boo Stick Beat 42. Brenda Lee O Weep No More My Baby 43. Ricky Nelson O Half Breed 44. Kitty Wells O Amigo's Guitar 45. Jimmy Newman O Walkin' Down the Road 46. Little Jimmy Dickens O Hey Ma (Hide the Daughter) 47. Johnny Ferguson O Angela Jones 48. Johnny Ferguson O Blue Serge and White Lace 49. Marvin Rainwater O Pale Faced Indian 50. The Browns O Halfway to Heaven 51. Bob Luman O Throwin' Kisses 52. The Everly Brothers O Why Not 53. The Everly Brothers O Ebony Eyes 54. Bobby Vee O Stayin' in 55. Mark Dinning O Top 40, News, Weather ; Sports 56. Scott Engel O Mr Jones 57. Johnny Duncan O Tobacco Road 58. Jimmy Bell O Lunch in a Bucket 59. Mark Dinning O Turn Me on 60. Sue Thompson O Sad Movies (Make Me Cry) 61. Connie Francis O (He's My) Dreamboat 62. Connie Francis O He's Just a Scientist (That's All) 63. Betty McQuade O Midnight Bus 64. Sue Thompson O Norman