THE GIRLS FROM PETTICOAT JUNCTION SIXTIES SOUNDS

SELLING POINTS: When the classic comedy series Petticoat Junction premiered in 1963—on the heels of its sister series The Beverly Hillbillies—it became • Rare singles and unreleased tracks an immediate hit, ranking #4 for the season. The series ran for over 200 from Linda Kaye Henning, episodes through 1970 and became a popular fixture in syndication,TV Lori Saunders and Meredith Land and other nostalgic outlets. MacRae, the three sisters on Part of Petticoat Junction's huge popularity could be traced to the three lovely ladies who starred as sisters on the show: Linda Kaye Petticoat Junction Henning as Betty Jo Bradley, Lori Saunders as Bobbi Jo Bradley and Meredith MacRae as Billie Jo Bradley. Before there were Charlie's • All in debut stereo Angels, these girls were subtle sex symbols of the '60s, appealing • Includes Petticoat Junction theme to the guys while also being idolized by female viewers. During the long run of the sitcom, these "Hooterville Honeys" song, complete with train whistle become a musical act, appearing at night clubs, fairs and other venues as well as television music-variety-talk programs with Johnny Carson, Ed Sullivan, • Released to coincide with Mike Douglas, Pat Boone and Dick Clark. November 2011 publication of In 1968, the Petticoat Junction gals hit Liberty Recording Studios with music producer Joe Saraceno Petticoat Junction—The History of (The Ventures and The Sunshine Company) and the group of Los Angeles studio musicans known as the Wrecking Crew to lay down slices of quintessential '60s pop for Imperial Records. Among the selections were Hooterville (Bear Manor Books) and Neil Sedaka's country girl-meets Hollywood tune “Wheeling, West Virginia,” the Spanky & Our Gang DVD releases of Petticoat Junction favorite “If You Could Only Be Me” and covers of Jimmy Webb's classic “Up, Up & Away,” the Youngbloods' and The Beverly Hillbillies anthem “Let's Get Together (Love One Another)” and the jaunty Innocence hit “There's Got To Be A Word.” THE GIRLS FROM PETTICOAT JUNCTION - SIXTIES SOUNDS compiles the long-unavailable and highly-collectible Imperial singles onto an album for the very first time, including previously unreleased tracks and debut stereo versions for every recording. Among the bonus material is a rare 1967 Capitol Records single by Meredith MacRae (“Who Needs Memories Of Him, Goodbye Love”) and the Petticoat Junction theme song sung by original TV series vocalist and co-composer Curt Massey, complete with train whistle. This new CD will be cross-promoted with the November 2011 publication of Petticoat Junction - The History of Hooterville (Bear Manor Books) and DVD releases of Petticoat Junction and The Beverly Hillbillies. Additionally, music videos of key songs will promote the album online and Linda Kaye Henning will be available for press interviews. Petticoat Junction will also be saluted with a tribute at the Paley Center for the Media in Beverly Hills to coincide with the release of the CD and book.

Track listing: 1. IF YOU COULD ONLY BE ME; 2. WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA; 3. GOODBYE LOVE; 4. THERE'S GOT TO BE A WORD (previously unreleased); 5. RAIN (previously unreleased) - with The Sunshine Company; 6. I'M SO GLAD THAT YOU FOUND ME; 7. WHO NEEDS MEMORIES OF HIM; 8. UP, UP & AWAY (previously unreleased) with The Sunshine Company; 9. LOVE ONE ANOTHER (Let's Get Together) STREET DATE: November 8, 2011 (previously unreleased); 10. THIRTY DAYS HATH SEPTEMBER; LABEL: Real Gone Music 11. PETTICOAT JUNCTION - Curt Massey GENRE: Pop-Rock ORDER USING: 848064000129