John D Loudermilk Radio Special

[Big L International]

Mike Read will be doing a special on John D Loudermilk this coming
Sunday at 9pm on Big L International. He will be talking and playing
some of the tracks Loudermilk has penned and sung during the course of
his career.

The programme airs this Sunday at 9pm (bst) on Sky Digital Channel
0190 and online at www.bigl.co.uk

[Turk 182]

Paul Revere & the Raiders were great, but Loudermilk's version of
Indian Reservation is better (IMO :-)

("The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian")
Written by John D. Loudermilk

They took the whole Cherokee nation
Put us on this reservation
Took away our ways of life
Tomahawk and the bow and knife

Took away our native tongue
Taught their English to our young
And all the beads we made by hand
Are nowadays made in Japan

Cherokee people, Cherokee tribe
So proud you lived, so proud to died

They took the whole Indian nation
Put us on this reservation
Big built houses by the score
Won't need tee-pees any more

They put our papoose in a crib
And took the buckskin from our rib
The old tee-pee we all love so
They're using now for just a show

Cherokee People, Cherokee tribe
So proud you lived, So proud you died

Although they've changed our ways of old
They'll never change our hearts and souls
Although I wear a man's shirt and tie
I'm still a red man deep inside

Cherokee people, Cherokee tribe
So proud to live, so proud to die

And someday when the world has learned
Cherokee Indian will return

Post by Big L International
Mike Read will be doing a special on John D Loudermilk this coming
Sunday at 9pm on Big L International. He will be talking and playing
some of the tracks Loudermilk has penned and sung during the course of
his career.
The programme airs this Sunday at 9pm (bst) on Sky Digital Channel
0190 and online atwww.bigl.co.uk

[Blue]

Post by Turk 182
Paul Revere & the Raiders were great, but Loudermilk's version of
Indian Reservation is better (IMO :-)
("The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian")
Written by John D. Loudermilk
They took the whole Cherokee nation
Put us on this reservation
Took away our ways of life
Tomahawk and the bow and knife
Took away our native tongue
Taught their English to our young
And all the beads we made by hand
Are nowadays made in Japan
Cherokee people, Cherokee tribe
So proud you lived, so proud to died
They took the whole Indian nation
Put us on this reservation
Big built houses by the score
Won't need tee-pees any more
They put our papoose in a crib
And took the buckskin from our rib
The old tee-pee we all love so
They're using now for just a show
Cherokee People, Cherokee tribe
So proud you lived, So proud you died
Although they've changed our ways of old
They'll never change our hearts and souls
Although I wear a man's shirt and tie
I'm still a red man deep inside
Cherokee people, Cherokee tribe
So proud to live, so proud to die
And someday when the world has learned
Cherokee Indian will return

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Mike Read will be doing a special on John D Loudermilk this coming
Sunday at 9pm on Big L International. He will be talking and playing
some of the tracks Loudermilk has penned and sung during the course of
his career.
The programme airs this Sunday at 9pm (bst) on Sky Digital Channel
0190 and online atwww.bigl.co.uk- Hide quoted text -

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Loudermilk also sang and wrote "Bad News", a mild hit for Johnny
Cash in the 60's Blue

[[e-mail] (Noah Tall)]

�Loudermilk also sang and wrote "Bad News", a mild hit for Johnny
Cash in the 60's � �<

I'm actually pretty surprised because there's very little of
Loudermilk's stuff that I'd EVER want to hear a second time. Actually
I think most of it SUCKS ! : )

I think he came into prominence with the Folkie movement, and
apparently they were desperate for heroes . : )

[Blue]

Post by ***@aol.com (Noah Tall)

�Loudermilk also sang and wrote "Bad News", a mild hit for Johnny
Cash in the 60's � �<

I'm actually pretty surprised because there's very little of
Loudermilk's stuff that I'd EVER want to hear a second time. Actually
I think most of it SUCKS ! : )
I think he came into prominence with the Folkie movement, and
apparently they were desperate for heroes . : )

Hell with the hootenannies! "Angela Jones", top o' my head stuff,
think he wrote that, it's worth a 2nd listen.

[[e-mail] (Noah Tall)]

�Hell with the hootenannies! "Angela Jones", top o' my head stuff,
think he wrote that, it's worth a 2nd listen.<

Sorry, I tend to doubt it. : )

I can't place it off the top of my head, so that IMMEDIATELY means
it's less than GREAT. : )

Secondly, if I can't place it off the top of my head, that means
there's a pretty good chance it didn't make my "The 25,000 Greatest
Country & Western Songs Of All-Time" list, which means it's less than
VERY GOOD . : )

As I said "Bad News" although a bit of a novelty song, was a pretty
good song by Johnny Cash, BUT ... even better by Noel Haggard ! : )
I'm surprised to see that Mr. Loudermilk wrote it. I only remember Mr.
Loudermilk for one decent country song and if I remember correctly he
wrote "Break My Mind" . Again, not GREAT, but pretty good and covered
by a lot of folks.

Let me know how my memory is. At my age, it'.s probably a good idea to
check once in a while ! : )

If I'm right, then you'll get an idea why I'm your
"KING" !!!!!!!!!!! :) LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[r***@webtv.net]

Didn't Loudermilk write or record "Does Your Chewing Gum Loose It's
Flavor On The Bedpost Overnight"? Max Kinkaid

[BobbyM]

Post by r***@webtv.net
Didn't Loudermilk write or record "Does Your Chewing Gum Loose It's
Flavor On The Bedpost Overnight"? Max Kinkaid

I don't know that he ever recorded it but he sure didn't write it. It was
written before he was even born.

[Demonic]

Post by BobbyM

Post by r***@webtv.net
Didn't Loudermilk write or record "Does Your Chewing Gum Loose It's
Flavor On The Bedpost Overnight"? Max Kinkaid

I don't know that he ever recorded it but he sure didn't write it. It was
written before he was even born.

Song Lyrics: "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose It's Flavor (On The Bedpost
0ver Night)"
Recorded by: "Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group"
Written by: (Marty Bloom, Ernest Breur, Billy Rose)
Single: Released - 1958

[BobbyM]

Post by BobbyM

Post by r***@webtv.net
Didn't Loudermilk write or record "Does Your Chewing Gum Loose It's
Flavor On The Bedpost Overnight"? Max Kinkaid

I don't know that he ever recorded it but he sure didn't write it. It
was written before he was even born.

Song Lyrics: "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose It's Flavor (On The Bedpost 0ver
Night)"
Recorded by: "Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group"
Written by: (Marty Bloom, Ernest Breur, Billy Rose)
Single: Released - 1958

The original song dates to at least the 1920's, but Donegan's version is the
popular version. It peaked at #2 in England in 1959, but it wasn't until
1961 that it became a hit in the US, reaching #5 on the pop charts.

[Demonic]

Post by BobbyM

Post by BobbyM

Post by r***@webtv.net
Didn't Loudermilk write or record "Does Your Chewing Gum Loose It's
Flavor On The Bedpost Overnight"? Max Kinkaid

I don't know that he ever recorded it but he sure didn't write it. It
was written before he was even born.

Song Lyrics: "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose It's Flavor (On The Bedpost 0ver
Night)"
Recorded by: "Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group"
Written by: (Marty Bloom, Ernest Breur, Billy Rose)
Single: Released - 1958

The original song dates to at least the 1920's, but Donegan's version is the
popular version. It peaked at #2 in England in 1959, but it wasn't until
1961 that it became a hit in the US, reaching #5 on the pop charts.

Hi Bobby,

The reason I didn't find the 1924 original is because the title changed
from "Does The Spearmint Lose Its Flavour On The Bedpost Over Night" -
Billy Rose, Marty Bloom, Ernest Breuer

[BobbyM]

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Post by BobbyM

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Post by BobbyM

Post by r***@webtv.net
Didn't Loudermilk write or record "Does Your Chewing Gum Loose It's
Flavor On The Bedpost Overnight"? Max Kinkaid

I don't know that he ever recorded it but he sure didn't write it. It
was written before he was even born.

Song Lyrics: "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose It's Flavor (On The Bedpost
0ver Night)"
Recorded by: "Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group"
Written by: (Marty Bloom, Ernest Breur, Billy Rose)
Single: Released - 1958

The original song dates to at least the 1920's, but Donegan's version is
the popular version. It peaked at #2 in England in 1959, but it wasn't
until 1961 that it became a hit in the US, reaching #5 on the pop charts.

Hi Bobby,
The reason I didn't find the 1924 original is because the title changed
from "Does The Spearmint Lose Its Flavour On The Bedpost Over Night" -
Billy Rose, Marty Bloom, Ernest Breuer

The title and lyrics were probably changed because the Brits had some very
strong policies against giving airplay to anything that mentioned a brand
name.

[Jim Martin]

I think Litte Jimmy Dickins also recorded it. Jim

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Post by Demonic

Post by BobbyM

Post by Demonic

Post by BobbyM

Post by r***@webtv.net
Didn't Loudermilk write or record "Does Your Chewing Gum Loose It's
Flavor On The Bedpost Overnight"? Max Kinkaid

I don't know that he ever recorded it but he sure didn't write it. It
was written before he was even born.

Song Lyrics: "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose It's Flavor (On The Bedpost
0ver Night)"
Recorded by: "Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group"
Written by: (Marty Bloom, Ernest Breur, Billy Rose)
Single: Released - 1958

The original song dates to at least the 1920's, but Donegan's version is
the popular version. It peaked at #2 in England in 1959, but it wasn't
until 1961 that it became a hit in the US, reaching #5 on the pop charts.

Hi Bobby,
The reason I didn't find the 1924 original is because the title changed
from "Does The Spearmint Lose Its Flavour On The Bedpost Over Night" -
Billy Rose, Marty Bloom, Ernest Breuer

The title and lyrics were probably changed because the Brits had some very
strong policies against giving airplay to anything that mentioned a brand
name.

[Big L International]

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Post by Big L International
Mike Read will be doing a special on John D Loudermilk this coming
Sunday at 9pm on Big L International. He will be talking and playing
some of the tracks Loudermilk has penned and sung during the course of
his career.
The programme airs this Sunday at 9pm (bst) on Sky Digital Channel
0190 and online atwww.bigl.co.uk