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Revision as of 20:58, 14 March 2024

If you were looking for the article about the book of the same name, then see Clowning Around (book).

"Clowning Around" (alternate title: "Clown Around Town") was composed by Barry Anthony. The track consists of two parts, the first one being in major key and the second one in minor, with woodwind instruments and tuba being the main instruments throughout. There are two main mixes, "Clowning Around" and "Clowning Around 2."

"Clowning Around Again" is an edit featuring a short ukulele bit and "Hgliss & Bell" by Nicolas Carr.

Usage

Clowning Around

Part 1

Part 2

Clowning Around 2

Part 1

Part 2

Clowning Around Again

  • 203b. "Salsa Imbecilicus" - Karen explains to Sandy what happened / Sandy and Karen try to snap Plankton out of it.
  • 277b. "Plane to Sea" - Squidward tries to get the flight attendant's attention.
  • 283a. "Ma and Pa's Big Hurrah" - "Okay, Mr. Mature, it's time for you to have some fun, whether you like it or not." (slightly sped up, low-pitched -1)

Clowning Around Again short