[cue JAWS homage]
"Hurry up, reel it in, SpongeBob! Can't you hear the music? That's a 4/4 ostinato in D-minor! Every sailor knows that means death!"

I'm surprised they list ONLY three music credits. My impression is that everyone ever to have served on the writing staff, as well as various cast, producers, directors, and editors (Bradley Carow) have had a hand in the music (at least songs).

Blue Hawaiians have a MySpace page.

Jeremy Wakefield is selling a couple discs through CDbaby, one an instrumental album of solo guitar, the other with his band The Lucky Stars. These may not be the kind of licks you're listening for, but the good news is there's a fair chance whatever caught your ear wasn't even original. Scope the Wikipedia writeup for the show (subsection for music).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpongeBob_SquarePants

SEE ALSO:
http://digitalcontentproducer.com/soundforpic/revfeat/The_Sampler_November_24_2004/

Narholz has a website. No clips yet, neither are any on his agency's site. Promotional discs from First Artists Mgmt. ARE known to exist, as of course are library music discs. Good luck hunting THOSE, but if you have the connections, and the aim, here is your (astonishingly complete) field guide: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_SpongeBob_SquarePants

Happy Safari.

zuvqwyx3, September 5, 2007; 5:26 AM