Petticoat Junction Theme Song Lyrics
Petticoat Junction (1963-1970)
Edgar Buchanan: Joseph P. 'Uncle Joe' Carson
Linda Henning: Betty Jo Bradley Elliott
Bea Benaderet: Kate Bradley
Lori Saunders: Bobbie Jo Bradley
Pat Woodell: Bobbie Jo Bradley
Mike Minor: Steve Elliott
Jeannine Riley: Billie Jo Bradley
Gunilla Hutton: Billie Jo Bradley
Meredith MacRae: Billie Jo Bradley
June Lockhart: Dr. Janet Craig
Petticoat Junction
Come ride the little train
That is rolling down the tracks
To the junction
(Petticoat Junction)
Forget about your cares
It is time to relax
At the junction
(Petticoat Junction)
Lotsa curves, you bet
Even more when you get
To the junction
(Petticoat Junction)
There's a little hotel called the Shady Rest
At the junction
(Petticoat Junction)
It is run by Kate, come and be her guest
At the junction
(Petticoat Junction)
And that's Uncle Joe, he's a movin' kind of slow
At the junction
(Petticoat Junction)
Petticoat Junction Theme Song
Fan Poll
What do you think of the Petticoat Junction theme song?
Petticoat Junction MP3 Downloads
Various Artists
Petticoat Junction MP3 Downloads
Various Artists
Petticoat Junction
A Few Facts Courtesy of Wikipedia
The show followed the goings-on at the Shady Rest Hotel, of which Kate Bradley (Bea Benaderet) was the proprietor. Her lazy Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) helped her in the day-to-day running of the business, while she served as a mediator in the various minor crises that befell her three daughters: Betty Jo, Bobbie Jo, and Billie Jo. The actresses portraying Billie Jo and Bobbie Jo changed over the years. Billie Jo was played by Jeannine Riley the first two seasons, and then by Gunilla Hutton for one year before Meredith MacRae assumed the role for the show's remaining seasons. Pat Woodell was the original Bobbie Jo for two years, with Lori Saunders playing the part subsequently.
Betty Jo was portrayed by Linda Kaye (Henning), daughter of series creator Paul Henning, for the entire run. The character of handsome crop duster Steve Elliott (Mike Minor) was added to the show at the start of its fourth season as a love interest for eldest daughter Billie Jo. A season later, however, Steve suddenly married Betty Jo; this was a result of the real-life relationship that had developed between Kaye and Minor. After Steve and Betty Jo married, they set up housekeeping in a cottage near the tracks between Hooterville and Pixley. A baby was added the following season. They moved back to the Shady Rest Hotel in the final year of production.
Title Trivia:
A petticoat is an old-fashioned garment once worn under a woman's skirt. The opening titles of the series featured a display of petticoats hanging on the side of a large railroad water tank where the three daughters are bathing. The "junction" in the title refers to the Shady Rest Hotel, situated at a crossing of two train lines.
Petticoat Junction on Twitter
-
- aloha_lucy
- Now only $105, swoop this hot label up "Petticoat Junction" before it all disappears http://bit.ly/8wZi37
-
- aloha_lucy
- So pretty Petticoat Junction see through top was $199.95 NOW ONLY $139.95 http://bit.ly/75H5rq
-
- shiatis
- @RedheadWriting I think you just described Petticoat Junction.
-
- zippydpinhead
- Wait ... is this a FUN THING or the END of LIFE in Petticoat Junction?? http://is.gd/16zaD #zippythepinhead
-
- Missy220
- @deformedcoffee I saw petticoat and automatically thought of that show Petticoat Junction...loved that show
Petticoat Junction Collectibles on eBay
Fetching new data from eBay now... please stand byPetticoat Junction TV Classics
What's the Buzz on Petticoat Junction?
Here's What Bloggers are Saying About Petticoat Junction
- egl_plus: Perfect Petticoat?
- I have a size L, but the stretch is very forgiving on a 40"-50" waist. I picked mine up on ebay for a song, but there is a group order starting at egl_comm_sales by talia_speaks, from Petticoat Junction. I hope that helps. ...
- Something Old, Nothing New: Li'l Abner Meets The Beverly ...
- Abner is played by perennial not-quite-star Sammy Jackson; Jeannine Riley, who had just quit Petticoat Junction because she thought it wasn't letting her grow as an actress, wound up playing Daisy Mae, because that's so much better than ...
- Petticoat Junction Group Order OPEN
- Shipping is FREE from Petticoat Junction to me, so you will only be responsible for shipping from me to you, which will not be terribly expensive since these are pretty light. Once the items arrive to me, then I will separate them and ...
- Complete List of 2009 Contributions to archive.org
- Petticoat Junction - Herbie Gets Drafted Episode of the popular Beverly Hillbillies Spin-off (and Green Acres fore-runner) Petticoat Junction - A Night at the Hooterville Hilton Episode of the popular Beverly Hillbillies Spin-off (and ...
Petticoat Junction on Amazon
More Paul Henning Shows on Squidoo
-
The Beverly Hillbillies Theme Song
-
Artist: Flatt & Scruggs Written by: Paul Henning The Internet Movie Database: The Beverly Hillbillies (1962-1971) Buddy Ebsen: Jed Clampett Irene Ryan: Daisy Moses (Granny) Donna Douglas: Elly May Clampett Max Baer Jr.: Jethro Bodine Raymond Bailey:...
-
Green Acres Theme Song
-
Sung by: Eddie Albert & Eva Gabor Written by: Vic Mizzy Green Acres (1965-1971) Eddie Albert: Oliver Wendell Douglas Eva Gabor: Lisa Douglas Tom Lester: Eb Dawson Frank Cady: Sam Drucker Pat Buttram: Eustace Charleton Haney Alvy Moore: Hank Kimball...
Welcome, Petticoat Junction Fans
Do you like the Petticoat Junction theme song?
-
Reply
- ClassyGals ClassyGals Jul 27, 2009 @ 3:08 pm
- Petticoat Junction was one of my favorite shows! I especially liked Billy Jo and took on her name as an alias. I wear red hair today, thanks to her. Great lens. Five stars.
Courtesies
Theme Songs and Novelty Songs
-
An Eclectic Collection of Classic Television and Novelty Music Lyrics
-
I'm a classic television fan, so I made a lens highlighting 20 All-Time Favorite Classic Television Theme Songs and devoted a lens to each of those songs. I've since added a few old favorites and novelty songs. My regular lensography is way too long,...
-
All-Time Favorite Classic Television Theme Songs
-
Television theme song lyrics aren't what they used to be. Assembled for your listening pleasure are classic television favorites, from Casper the Friendly Ghost in 1945 to Laverne and Shirley in 1976. Who among us does not have several of these class...
Creative Commons License
Plagiarism is No Laughing Matter
© 2009 Kim GiancaterinoThis Squidoo Lens by Kim Giancaterino is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.

Mona Lisa Simpson © FOX Broadcasting Company
About the Author
Lensmaster KimGiancaterino has been a member since October 30 2006, has rated 8,463 lenses, favorited 4,157, and has created 293 lenses from scratch. Kim Giancaterino donates their royalties to Asante Africa Foundation. This member's top-ranked page is "2010: Will You Be Saying Two Thousand Ten or Twenty Ten?". See all my lenses







