List of production music/s

This article is a list of associated production music used in the series and the episodes in which they are featured.

Saber Sance

Saber Sance was composed by Aram Khachaturian.

No information of episode placement yet.

Sad Partings

Sad Partings was composed by those versions.

Sad Parting (a)

Paddy Kingsland Version

• Nature Pants - "Why thank you, Sandy. I would love one. Take Patty. Too bad SpongeBob's not here. These are his favorite. I sure wish he'd come home. Take bite."
• Le Big Switch - Mr. Krabs weeps

Sad Parting (b)

Mike Sunderland Version

• As Seen on TV - SpongeBob thinks his career is over.
• The Sponge Who Could Fly - "I'm sorry I ever started this stupid fan club in the first place!"

Sad Parting (c)

Brian Peters Version

• The Krabby Kronicle - "How can i be okay when me money's gone?"

Saddness of Love

Saddness of Love was composed by those versions.

Saddness of Love (a)

Sam Spence Version

• The Chaperone - "What did you do to him?"

Saddness of Love (b)

Kapono Beamer Version

• Welcome to the Chum Bucket - "I can't take it anymore. You've gotta take that yellow nightmare back! It's not worth it. I'm better off stealing a Krabby Patty fair and square."

Saddness of Love (c)

Dick Stephen Walter Version

• Dumped - main titles;"Gary! What we thought we had was something special"

Saddness of Love (d)

George Kulokahai and His Island Serenders Version

• A Day Without Tears - Title Card

Sailing Over the Dogger Bank

Sailing Over the Dogger Bank is a traditional sea shanty performed by Brian Douglas Gulland, Robin Jeffrey, Tim Laycock, and Robert Alexander White. This is the only known background music to have lyrics in it.

• Sailor Mouth - Title card.

Sailor's Waltz

Sailor's Waltz was composed by Heinz Matschurat.

• Boating School - "The little radio in your head?"
• The Paper - "Wait, more impressions. A guy throwing the piece of paper on the ground. A guy stomping on the piece of paper."
• Skill Crane - "Come on, Squidward. You know you want to."

Santa's on His Way

Santa's on His Way was composed by David Snell.

• Christmas Who? - The first appearance of Patchy.

Savage Episode

Savage Episode was composed by Len Stevens.

No information of episode placement yet.

Saw Theme

Saw Theme was composed by William Trytell. It is not the theme from the Saw movie series.

• Krab Borg - "We now return to tonight's Creepy Time Theater presentation of Night of the Robot."

Saxaboogie

Saxaboogie was composed by Harry Bluestone.

• SpongeGuard on Duty - Montage of SpongeBob and Larry on lifeguard duty
• No Weenies Allowed - played at Goo Lagoon
• SpongeBob Meets the Strangler - The various parties that SpongeBob throws
• Breath of Fresh Squidward - Party at Patrick's house.
• A Life in a Day - Larry is seen reading a book at his post.

Say it with a Smile (a,e)

Say it with a Smile was composed by Dick Stephen Walter.

No information of episode placement yet.

Scared Stiff

Scared Stiff was composed by John Fox.

• No Free Rides "...Another year with him"
• Gary Takes a Bath - Spongebob tells Gary a bit of subliminal messages.
• The Bully - Spongebob spends his time in the toilet.
• Krab Borg - Spongebob thinks Gary is a robot too.
• Wet Painters - "It will never ever come off"
• Skill Crane - Squidward sees the crane moving.
• Selling Out - "Howard Blandy!"
• Stanley S. SquarePants - Stanley uses up his time.
• Gone - Spongebob wakes up from a bad dream
  

Screen Heroes (a)

Screen Heroes (a) was composed by Simon Chamberlain.

• The Sponge Who Could Fly - Main titles; Spongebob changes the light in the light house.

Screw on the Loose

Screw on the Loose was composed by Tony Lowry.

• As Seen on TV - Bran Flakes commercial
• Rock-a-Bye Bivalve - Patrick has breakfast.
• Krusty Krab Training Video - The concept of "P.O.O.P." is explained.
• Driven to Tears - Patrick goes past three traffic lights.
• Truth or Square - SpongeBob's first Krabby Patty as a baby.

Scurry Along

Scurry Along was composed by Charles Williams

• SpongeBob's Last Stand - (Tips For Jellyfish Fields)

Sea Battle

Sea Battle was composed by John Fox.

No information of episode placement yet.

Search Party

Search Party was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

Search Party (1)

No information of episode placement yet.

Search Party (3)

No information of episode placement yet.

Secret Agent

Secret Agent was composed by David Lindup.

No information of episode placement yet.

Secret Service

Secret Service was composed by Syd Dale. In earlier episode, It is heard in montages.

• Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy II - Montage of SpongeBob blowing the conch signal.
• Wet Painters - Montage of SpongeBob and Patrick attempting to get the paint off of Mr. Krabs' first dollar.
• Spy Buddies - "Your mission, should you choose to accept it..."; "To the Spymobile!"
• Patty Caper - Flashback of Spongebob stealing the secret ingredient.

Secret Shadow

Secret Shadow was composed by John Scott.

• Squidtastic Voyage

Send Them Victorious (b)

Send Them Victorious was composed by Graham de Wilde.

• Hall Monitor - This looks like a job for the Hall Monitor!
• Band Geeks - The fanfare that the Bikini Bottom Superband plays before Sweet Victory.

Setting the Trap

Setting the Trap was composed by Dick Stephen Walter.

Sargent Jones

Sargent Jones was composed by Larry Hochman.

• Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy VI: The Motion Picture - Squidward prepares Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy in Makeup.

She'll Be Coming Round the Mountain

She'll Be Coming Round the Mountain is a vaudeville-style arrangement of the folk song of the same name by Harry Bluestone.

• The Two Faces of Squidward - "She'll be coming round a Krabby Patty when she comes!"

Shock

Shock is a series of cues composed by Dave Hewson

Shock (t)

No information of episode placement yet.

Shock (u)

No information of episode placement yet.

Shock Attack

Shock Attack was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin

No information of episode placement yet.

Shock Headed Peter

Shock Headed Peter was composed by Ronald Hanmer.

• The Slumber Party

Shock Horror

Shock Horror was composed by Dick Stephen Walter.

Shock Horror (a)

• Your Shoe's Untied - Mr. Krabs doesn't wear shoes.
• Squid's Day Off - "A-ha!"
• Bossy Boots - "THE KILLER KRAB!"
• Imitation Krabs - Mr. Krabs, SpongeBob, the Penny, and the Robo-Krab gasp.
• SquidBob TentaclePants - The mother shrieks as she sees a hideous baby.
• Squid Wood - Squidward screams when he sees SpongeBob through the window.

Shock Horror (b)

• Pickles - "Mr. Krabs, the front door is missing!!"

Shoppers World

Shoppers World was composed by Harry Bluestone

• Night Light - SpongeBob goes into the shop to get a night light.
• The Battle of Bikini Bottom - Exterior shot of the mall.

Shopping Spree

Shopping Spree was composed by Laurie Johnson. It is commonly associated with Greek Comedies.

• Friend or Foe - Patchy makes a Krabby Patty.
• Boat Smarts - Final section.

Shopping Street

Shopping Street was composed by Cedric King-Palmer.

• Best Day Ever - (Crossing The Street) Unknown scene

Show Fanfare

Show Fanfare is a series of cues composed by David Lindup

Show Fanfare 1

• Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy - Evil. EVIL!;EVIL! EVIL! E; EVIL! Where is it?

Show Fanfare 2

• Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy - SpongeBob and Patrick unite themselves.
• Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy II - Title Card
• Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy V - "Who wants to join us"

Show Fanfare 3

• Pizza Delivery - "Oh, no I was wrong. It looks okay. Sure is a fine looking pizza. "

Show Fanfare 4

• The Bad Guy Club for Villains - Title Card

Showtime (c)

Showtime (c) was composed by Robert Sharples

No information of episode placement yet

Silent Tears

Silent Tears was composed by Keith Nichols

No information of episode placement yet

Silly Season (a)

Silly Season (a) was composed by David Bell and Otto Sieben

No information of episode placement yet

Simply Fab

Simply Fab was composed by Larry G. Wilcox

• The Two Faces of Squidward - Squidward is excited to see his new face all over town.

Six Powerful Cues

The Six Powerful Cues were composed by Wilfred William Burns

1st Powerful Cue

• No Nose Knows - "This is unexcusable!";"That no good, nose flartin... "

2nd Powerful Cue

• Naughty Nautical Neighbors - Squidward screams as he sees Patrick in his window

3rd Powerful Cue

• Hooky - Spongebob gasps "Hook"

4th Powerful Cue

• Gary Takes a Bath - Spongebob sees that he is hanging from the ceiling.
• Enemy In-Law - "Too late, Krabsy."
• Night Light - "The dark"

5th Powerful Cue

• The Donut of Shame - Title Card

6th Powerful Cue

• Toy Store of Doom - Title Card and when SpongeBob and Patrick are scared of the toys.
• A Pal for Gary - Puffy Fluffy grabs SpongeBob

Skaters Waltz

Skaters Waltz is an arrangement of Emile Charles Waldteufel's "Les Patineurs" by George Wilson.

• The Original Fry Cook - Flashback of the Krusty Krab having "class".

Skyscraper City

Skyscraper City was composed by Ronald Hanmer

• What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?

Slave Caravan 2

Slave Caravan 2 was composed by Gregor F. Narholz

• The Inmates of Summer

Sleazy Sax

Sleazy Sax was composed by Richard Myhill.

• The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie - Plankton takes a look at Plan Z.

Sleigh-Ride

Sleigh-Ride was composed by David Snell.

• Christmas Who? - "Patrick, I designed this mechanism specifically to shoot bottles to the surface."

Slick in the City

Slick in the City was composed by Kenny Graham.

• Life of Crime - Title card.

Slippery Sid

Slippery Sid was composed by Roger Roger.

• Hocus Pocus - Monroe and Tom are driving past SpongeBob

Smoke and Dreams

Smoke and Dreams was composed by Otto Sieben.

No information of episode placement yet.

Sneaking Strangers

Sneaking Strangers was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin

Sneaking Stranger A

• What Ever Happened to SpongeBob? - Title Card
• Toy Store of Doom - SpongeBob and Patrick hide
• Gary in Love - A gang of snails enter Snail Park

Sneaking Stranger B

• Culture Shock - SpongeBob tries to get rid of the spot.
• Blackjack - Title Card

Sneaking Stranger C

• The Inside Job - Title Card

Sneaking Stranger D

• One Coarse Meal - Title Card

Sneak Up

Sneak Up was composed by Gerhard Trede.

• Fear of a Krabby Patty - Plankton explains to himself that SpongeBob will be exhausted and then Plankton will get the Krabby Patty formula.

Sneaking About

Sneaking About was composed by Phillip Green

• Someone's in the Kitchen with Sandy

So Tired

So Tired was composed by Sammy Burdson and John Charles Fiddy.

• As Seen on TV - "Tonight?"
• Krusty Krab Training Video - "Remember, no employee wants to be a Squidward!"; Squidward gets caught being unorganized.
• SpongeBob Meets the Strangler - The Strangler's head explodes and gets mad.
• The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie - Neptune laughs after SpongeBob suggests that he go and get the crown.

Someone Coming

Someone Coming was composed by Raymond Jones

No information of episode placement yet

Soul Organ Impromptu

Soul Organ Impromptu was composed by Alan Hawkshaw.

• The Original Fry Cook - Flashback explaining why Jim left the Krusty Krab.

South Pacific Island II

South Pacific Island II was composed by Victor Cavini.

No information of episode placement yet.

South Sea Island Lullaby

South Sea Island Lullaby was composed by George Elliot.

• Rock-a-Bye Bivalve - SpongeBob and Patrick talk in bed.

The Sovereign's March

The Sovereign's March was composed by Barrie Hingley.

No information of episode placement yet.

Space Critters (a)

Space Critters (a) was composed by Gregor F. Narholz.

No information of episode placement yet.

Spaghetti Western (a)

Spaghetti Western (a) was composed by Dick Stephen Walter

No information of episode placement yet

Spanish Ladies (b)

Spanish Ladies (b) is a traditional sea shanty performed by Robin Jeffrey and Tim Laycock.

• Your Shoe's Untied - Mr. Krabs does a crossword puzzle on the toilet.
• Party Pooper Pants - The "ladies" appear at Patchy's door.
• Enemy In-Law - Exterior shot of The Krusty Krab.
• All That Glitters - "Ooh, that sounds exciting. Let me have a go at it!"
• The Original Fry Cook - Mr. Krabs catches up with Jim.

Sparkle Fun

Sparkle Fun was composed by Kapono Beamer.. As the title suggests, It contains a Hawaiian string at the end.

• The Lost Mattress - Montage of Spongebob and Patrick trying the matresses
• Funny Pants - Title card
• Whale of a Birthday - Title Card
• Hocus Pocus - Title Card
• The Pink Purloiner - Title Card
• Night Light - Title Card
• Fungus Among Us - Title Card
• Money Talks - Title Card
• 20,000 Patties Under the Sea - Montage of Spongebob and Patrick feeding the sea monster.
• The Slumber Party - Title Card
• Truth or Square - Title Card

Speaking Guitar

Speaking Guitar was composed by Gerhard Narholz.

No information of episode placement yet.

Spindlelegs

Spindlelegs was composed by Cedric King-Palmer.

• Grandma's Kisses - Grandma SquarePants offers SpongeBob some cookies and milk.
• Krusty Towers - Patrick is introduced into his room.
• The Pink Purloiner - SpongeBob goes to work.

Spookey Scenerys

Spookey Scenerys are composed by W. Merreck Farran. They are known to Halloween

Spookey Scenery a

This cue sounds a little bit similar to Korn's Freak On A Leash.

• Scaredy Pants - Title Card

Spookey Scenery b

• The Curse of Bikini Bottom - Title Card

Spring Cleaning

Spring Cleaning was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

• Karate Island - Master Udon explicates the rules of placements
• To Love a Patty - SpongeBob tells Patrick his plans to go walking with Patty.
• Breath of Fresh Squidward - Squidward annoys customers.

Spring Song (Songs Without Words, Op. 62, No. 6)

Spring Song (Songs Without Words, Op. 62, No. 6) was composed by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy and Fiachra Trench.

No information of episode placement yet.

Springtime for Lovers

Springtime for Lovers was composed by Len Stevens.

• Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy IV - "He'll find love one day."
• Doing Time - "These are my people!"

Stack of Leis

Stack of Leis is a traditional Hawaiian song performed by Kapono Beamer.

• Pizza Delivery - SpongeBob wallows.
• Hall Monitor - SpongeBob walks away sadly.
• Nature Pants - SpongeBob sleeps in a cave.
• Karate Choppers - SpongeBob cries after getting fired.
• Suds - SpongeBob explains to Gary that he got the suds.
• Valentine's Day - Patrick tries to explain to SpongeBob about how he feels about a handshake he got from him, but gets interrupted by other people when they thank SpongeBob for the gifts they got from him.
• Squid's Day Off - Squidward asks SpongeBob for his job back.
• Big Pink Loser - Patrick wants an award.
• Grandma's Kisses - SpongeBob cries uncontrollably for a long time, failing to stop, cries like a sprinkler sprays water everywhere.
• Pre-Hibernation Week - Spongebob thinks the games are dangerous
• I Had an Accident - "Nothin's workin', Patrick."
• All That Glitters - SpongeBob cries since his spatula hated him.
• Wigstruck - SpongeBob lets go of the wig and it flies.
• Truth or Square? - "We didn't get to celebrate the Krusty Krab's 117th anniversary!" Everyboday else gives up.
• Seinfields - SpongeBob Cried because Patrick wasn't his friend anymore.
• Club Patrick - Patrick can't do a club.

Stadium Rave A

Stadium Rave A was composed by Mark Governor and Glenn Nishida. The song sounds very similar to "Get Ready for This!" which is heard at sporting events, such as basketball.

• Jellyfish Jam - The music that blares from SpongeBob's stereo while he and the jellyfish dance.

Stand-Up Comic

The Stand-Up Comic cues were composed by Sammy Burdson and John Charles Fiddy. They are rimshots on a drum set often used to indicate the punchline of a joke.

Stand-Up Comic A

No information of episode placement yet.

Stand-Up Comic B

• Culture Shock - Used each time Patrick laughs.
• Squirrel Jokes - "Your act!"
• As Seen on TV - SpongeBob's vampire joke.
• Giant Squidward - A live-action crowd boos SpongeBob's bad joke.

Stand-Up Comic C

• Krab Borg - Squidward's pirate movie joke.
• Squirrel Jokes - "At least I don't have to clean up my act."

Stand-Up Comic D

• Squirrel Jokes - SpongeBob's goldfish joke.

Stand Boys Stand

Stand Boys Stand is a traditional folk song performed by Jerry Burnham, Tony Ellis, and Stephen Wade.

• Pizza Delivery - SpongeBob puts his ear to the road.

Star Parade

Star Parade was composed by Tony Kinsey.

No information of episode placement yet.

Star Prizes (a)

Star Prizes (a) was composed by Tony Kinsey.

• Driven to Tears - "Congratulations, Mr. Star! You're the one millionth person to pass the test!"

Stars and Games

Stars and Games was composed by Alf Saro.

• Ripped Pants - The volleyball scene; When SpongeBob sees Sandy hanging out with Larry.
• MuscleBob BuffPants - SpongeBob shows off his Anchor Arms at Mussel Beach.
• Your Shoe's Untied - SpongeBob is watching sea-creatures on TV.
• SpongeGuard on Duty - The beachgoers eat their ice cream.

Stealth By Night

Stealth By Night was composed by Jack Coles.

• Frankendoodle - "What is this thing"
• Krab Borg - Mr Krabs tells his radio to play his favourite song again.
• Night Light - Spongebob reads his story.
• BlackJack - Spongebob enters BlackJack's house

Stealthily

Stealthily was composed by Jack Shaindlin.

• Have You Seen This Snail?

Stepping Into Danger

Stepping Into Danger was composed by Mike Sunderland.

• No Free Rides - A shadow appears.
• I'm Your Biggest Fanatic - Spongebob and the Jelly Spotters run away from the giant jellyfish.
• Pressure - "Land creatures are better"
• The Gift of Gum - Sandy sees Spongebob covered in gum.

Stepping Up

Stepping Up was composed by Sam Spence and Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

Sam Spence Version

• The Chaperone - Main Titles

Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin Version

• The Krabby Kronicle - SpongeBob's hiding in a chimney

Stiff Upper Lip

Stiff Upper Lip was composed by Paddy Kingsland.

• Rule of Dumb - Montage of Patrick abusing his power.
• Stanley S. SquarePants - Spongebob puts his working hat on.

Stop Press

Stop Press was composed by Vivian Kennard.

No information of episode placement yet.

The Story Of The West (a)

The Story Of The West (a) was composed by Ron Goodwin.

No information of episode placement yet.

Strange Goings-On

Strange Goings-On was composed by Dick Stephen Walter.

No information of episode placement yet.

The Stranger in Town

The Stranger in Town was composed by Tony Kinsey

No information of episode placement yet.

Street Scene

Street Scene was composed by Robert Farnon.

No information of episode placement yet.

String Fashion

String Fashion was composed by Wilfred William Burns.

No information on episode placement yet.

Sugar Beat

Sugar Beat was composed by Sid Phillips.

No information of episode placement yet.

Sugar Plum Fairy 59

Sugar Plum Fairy 59 is an arrangement of Pytor Illyich Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from The Nutcracker by Richard Harvey.

• Suds - Title card and when SpongeBob's house is icy
• Christmas Who? - Sandy tells SpongeBob all about Christmas while Patchy narrates.

Sunset Strip

Sunset Strip was composed by Reg Owen.

No information of episode placement yet.

Sunshine in Hawaii

Sunshine in Hawaii was composed by Max Mahlmann.

No information of episode placement yet.

Sunny Risers

Sunny Risers was composed by Kapono Beamer.

Sunny Riser (a)

This version is the "sad" version of the song.

• Pre-Hibernation Week - SpongeBob goes to bed.
• I'm With Stupid - "Hey Patrick"
• Selling Out - "It's ruined"
• SpongeBob vs. The Big One - The Krusty Krab is turned into a sweaty and hot place.

Sunny Riser (b)

• Roller Cowards - "Glove World. Roller coaster. First in line."

Sunny Riser (c)

• Frankendoodle - "But I'm sure glad things are back to normal."

Supernatural 1

Supernatural 1 was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin. It is not the theme tune to the Supernatural TV series.

No information of episode placement yet.

Superquick

Superquick was composed by Daniel Janin.

Superquick A

• Clams - Mr. Krabs celebrates finally getting his one millionth dollar.

Superquick B

• Wet Painters - Patrick skating on uncooked krabby patties.

Super Hero

Super Hero was composed by Tony Hymas.

No information of episode placement yet.

Surf's Up! A

Surf's Up! A was composed by Jerry Burnham and Wayne Cook

Surfer Babies

Surfer Babies were composed by Jerry Burnham.

Surfer Baby (a)

No information of episode placement yet.

Surfer Baby (d)

• Whale of a Birthday - Pearl talks to her girlfriends.

Surfin' Fun

Surfin' Fun was composed by Grahame Maclean and Barry Ryder.

Surfin' Fun A

• Bubble Buddy - Title card.

Surfin' Fun B

• SpongeGuard on Duty - Title Card

Surfin' Fun C

• Sun Bleached - Title Card

Surfin' Summers

Surfin' Summers were written and composed by Richard Myhill. It is an homage to surf-rock group, The Beach Boys.

Surfin' Summer (a)

• Doing Time - The song that Fred listens to on his headphones.

Surfin' Summer (b)

No information of episode placement yet.

Surfin' Summer Girls

Surfin' Summer Girls was composed by Henry Marsh and Phil Pickett, former members of British pop group Sailor.

• Squid's Day Off - Title card

Surfing Crazy

Surfing Crazy was composed by Warren Bennett.

• That's No Lady

Sweet and Lovely

Sweet and Lovely was composed by Alan Braden.

• Krab Borg - SpongeBob calls the navy.
• Chocolate with Nuts - SpongeBob and Patrick sell chocolate at the old lady's house.
• Mermaid Man vs. SpongeBob - "Ding dong. hello boys."

Sweet Annabelle

Sweet Annabelle was composed by Sam Fonteyn.

No information of episode placement yet.

Sweet Manea

Sweet Manea is a Traditional Hawaiian song composed by Kapono Beamer.

Sweet Victory 1

Sweet Victory 1 was written and performed by David Glenn Eisley and Bob Kulick.

• Band Geeks - The song that SpongeBob and the Bikini Bottom Super Band sing at the end.

Sword Fight

Sword Fight was composed by Sam Fonteyn.

No information of episode placement yet.

The Sword of Damocles

The Sword of Damocles was composed by Jack Beaver.

No information of episode placement yet.

Symphony No.6 in F (Pastoral), 1st Movement

Symphony No.6 in F (Pastoral), 1st Movement is an arrangement of Ludwig Van Beethoven's classical song composed by Fiachra Trench.

• Atlantis SquarePantis