John D. Loudermilk - Language of love

[jankman48]

so nice , real an evergreen...thx for posting

[remixwolf]

I've never wished for Youtube to have a replay button so badly... until now.

[zaaritha]

Denna sång har gett namn till TV-programmet på fredagar!

[TheJohnnybegood1]

What a great singer he was......so American...so Britt at the time ! I was a kid in school and everyone sang to this......wheres he gone......what happened to him ?

[TheJohnnybegood1]

What a great singer he was......so American...so Britt at the time ! 

[tas6010]

One other song J.D. wrote: Cherokee Indian Reservation, made popular by Paul Revere & the Raiders.

[arizonaghost1]

was not only his only hit...check out..Road Hog...Calling Dr. Casey...Thou shall not Steal!! The Great Snowman!!!!!

[kstaite]

A great song from the 60's

Keith

[DAUROIS1]

French version by Claude François.

[elvisfan050135]

alt aber immer noch guuuut!!!

[bravozulu51]

John D Loudermilk recorded the "calling doctor Casey", song and that was a huge hit in 1962.. J D was an amazing talent.

[319024]

Actually, my parents danced to this on their wedding. I remember it so well :)

[Baskerville22]

This is rather like Bobby Darrin's Multiplication..

[y00sta]

duh since they have changed where are you supposed to type your comment?

[russelldelima]

peppopb- many thks for this beautiful track ,Sue Thompson has made a recording

of this popular song but ,I think this is the number one song of that era. furthermore

it will never fade nor die. Please do not remove this frm your beautiful page.

[john9944]

One of the great songs of the era. Teenager angst on permanent display.

[lgeyser1]

Riding a bus from Lyon, France, on May 30, 1967, Marilyn and I singing "Language of Love". The beginning of a magical week of love in Paris. We never saw each other again after that, but this song still brings back those wonderful memories.

[bergilly2004]

Road Hog was another of his hits.

[atletico45]

Great, great song of the early 60's.

It holds that magic feeling of the music

that was recorded those days and that

never has been beaten afterwards. We

are lucky we lived through it.

[lbfield]

Great song from the early 60s. It brings back some good memories of the good old days.  Thanks for sharing.

[barrygioportmorien1]

Excellent.!!

[RanetkiFan]

I had this 45 and wore it out! I didn't realize it was only 1:46 min long! LOL

I think it only like like # 14 or so...

Great song, his only hit

[zaaritha]

This is really good!

[DENISMURRELL]

JD also had a great hit with 'Calling Doctor Casey'....yeeeeeeeeeeeahhhhhhh­hhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

'Well you ought be able to lay me on the table and take could care of me.'

[anthonytorelli]

Here's to you Kathy....

[anthonytorelli]

And Mr Rashcow's english class

[atletico45]

One of my favorite songs ever. John had more

hits than just one. He also scored under the

name of Johnny Dee (Sittin' In The Balcony)

made famous in Europe by Eddie Cochran.

Loudermilk is an important and very suces-

full composer.

[viccharm]

Fabulous post ,,loved it...

[cjthemusicman]

Lovely vid, great song! Thanks for this, pep!

[musicray65]

Great song, and a great songwriter..thanks for the post.

Raymond U.S.A. Pennsylvania

[zaaritha]

But, he wrote so many more good songs!

"Roadhoog", for example!

[mbrand199971]

This wasa John D. Loudermilk's only hit single. Love that Nashville sound recordings of the early sixties.

[blueycarlton]

He had at least 4 hits in Australia in 1962.

Calling Dr Casey.

Road Hog.

Language of Love.

Mr.Jones.

A cover of his song Midnight Bus by Betty McQuade (on YouTube) was also a hit.