The problem with such a command is it wouldn't work the way you would expect:
1. someone sends my 1DCeLERon address 5 BTC
2. i send 1 BTC to my friend
3. the balance of my 1DCeLERon address is 0 BTC
This is because if the 5 BTC is the only money in my wallet, the remainder 4 BTC is sent back to a different address in my wallet as change. If I get paid another 5 BTC to the same address again, I have 5 BTC in that address and 4 BTC in the other.
This is why Bitcoin gives you a wallet balance, not an address balance. It is also why looking up an address on a blockchain explorer site will confuse noobs. These sites can't tell if the 4 BTC or the 1 BTC is change back to you, or even if they are both payments to other parties.
I mean using local server bitcoind, sure blockchain.info has more possibilities.
you could use listunspend and filter by address.
The RPC command is "listunspent". I have 24 addresses with a balance in my current wallet just used for personal testing, and that is even after sending some money back to myself to consolidate it. What one entry from this command looks like, btw: