Eban Schletter is a songwriter for SpongeBob SquarePants. He's responsible for creating most of the musical numbers for certain episodes, especially the specials, including "The Sponge Who Could Fly," "Pest of the West," and "Atlantis SquarePantis." Schletter also composed and performed "Twinkle, Twinkle, Patrick Star" from "Sing a Song of Patrick", plus contributed to the intro for Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years.
Outside of SpongeBob, Schletter contributed music to such television shows as Mr. Show with Bob and David (which starred Tom Kenny and his wife, Jill Talley), Cousin Skeeter, The Osborne Family Christmas Special, the NBC/DreamWorks animated comedy Father of the Pride, writing the musical numbers for The Ellen DeGeneres Show episode "Ellen The Musical" and musical numbers for certain episodes of Drawn Together. He also composed for films such as Run Ronnie Run and Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd.
He has been married to Kris McGaha since October 5, 2002. They have two children.
Songs
- The arrangement of the theme song and "Santa's Coming Tonight, Tonight" from "Christmas Who?"
- The instrumental string tune playing in perfume department from "Shanghaied"
- "This Grill Is Not a Home" from "Welcome to the Chum Bucket"
- "Hey All You People" from "Jellyfish Hunter"
- "Striped Sweater" from "As Seen on TV"
- "You're Old" from "Mid-Life Crustacean"
- "If I Could Fly", "He's Flying" and "All You Need is Friendship" from "The Sponge Who Could Fly"
- "Goofy Goober Song" from the first movie
- "I Can't Keep My Eyes Off of You" from "To Love a Patty"
- "If I Could Talk to Money" from "Money Talks"
- "I Wrote This" and "Cookie, Wookie, Teddy Bear" from "Sing a Song of Patrick"
- "The Bubble Song" and all other musical numbers from "Atlantis SquarePantis"
- "Sun Fun Island" and "Together" from "The Inmates of Summer"
- "Dead Eye" and "Idiot Friends" from "Pest of the West"
- "I Love Krabby Patties" from "Banned in Bikini Bottom"
- The instrumental theme for the show "House Fancy" from the episode with the same name
- "Oh, My Karen" from "Single Cell Anniversary"
- "We've Got Scurvy" and "Rubber Hose Rag" from "Truth or Square"
- "The Jellyfishing Song" and "Give Jellyfish Fields a Chance" from "SpongeBob's Last Stand"
- "The Adventures of Mermaid Man & Barnacle Boy Theme Song" from "The Bad Guy Club for Villains"
- "That's a Rodeo" from "Rodeo Daze"
- "Attitude of Gratitude" from "Sponge-Cano!"
- "The Legend of SpongeBob" from the short with the same name
- "Musical Doodle" and "Life on the Prairie" from "Earworm"
- "Clarinet Wizard" and sounds of Squidward's clarinet from "Sweet and Sour Squid"
- "The Road Song" from "A SquarePants Family Vacation"
- "We're the Ghouls of the Briny Deep" and a number of original tracks ("Ghostly Scoundrel", "Deep Shadows", "Classic Horror Sting", etc.) from "Ghoul Fools"
- "Santa Has His Eye on Me", "Hot Fruitcake" and most of the original music from "It's a SpongeBob Christmas!"
- "It's High Time We Went on Tour" and "Never Give Up" from "Hello Bikini Bottom!"
- "Thumbs Song" from "Two Thumbs Down"
- "Kung Fu Rock" and the music for the dance-off between The Sharks, The Pods, I.A. and the cops from "Sharks vs. Pods"
- "Krabby Patty Jingle" from the short with the same name
- "Who Am I?" from "Mimic Madness"
- "Ahhhh" from "The Legend of Boo-Kini Bottom"
- "My Leg Is In Love!" from "My Leg!"
- "He's Our Mermaid Man" from "Appointment TV"
- "The Ballad of Filthy Muck Song" from the episode with the same name
- "La La Song" from "King Plankton"
- "Chum Day" from "Plankton's Old Chum"
- "Elders Song" from "Senior Discount"
- The birthday arrangement of the theme song from "SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout"
- "Gal Pal Song" from "A Cabin in the Kelp"
- "Gloves" from "Escape from Beneath Glove World"
- "Pets Are People Too" from "A Place for Pets"
- "The Patrick Song" from "Late for Breakfast"
- "Chum Bucket Jingle" from "Late for Breakfast"
His material from popular album The Witching Hour ("Some Things to Know About Monsters", "The Haunted Carnival", "Happy Haunting Hosts", "I've Created a Monster") is frequently used in the show since the episode "Ghoul Fools".
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