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|name = Bikini Bottom Hillbillies | |name = Bikini Bottom Hillbillies | ||
|sample = |Bikini Bottom Hillbillies | |sample = SpongeBob Music- Bikini Bottom Hillbillies-2|Bikini Bottom Hillbillies | ||
|composer = Nicolas Carr | |||
|year = {{Time|2011}} | |year = {{Time|2011}} | ||
|introduced = "[[Trenchbillies]]" | |introduced = "[[Trenchbillies]]" | ||
Revision as of 21:11, 22 August 2023
"Bikini Bottom Hillbillies" is an arrangement of the Optigan sample "Bluegrass Banjo" and was composed by Nicolas Carr.
Usage
SpongeBob SquarePants
- 142a. "Trenchbillies" - Hillbillies introduced.
- 242a. "FarmerBob" - Old Man Jenkins' barn and grain silo dancing.
- 261b. "Hiccup Plague" - Old Man Jenkins tells Bubble Bass hiccups could turn a fella inside out on his times.
- 271a. "Something Narwhal This Way Comes" - Nobby transforms SpongeBob's house; Ending.
Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years
- 2a. "Sugar Squeeze" - Narlene revealed; Nobby & Narlene leave.
- 4a. "In Search of Camp Noodist" - Narlene appears; Narlene appears again; "You sure about that?"
- 10a. "My Fair Nobby" - Nobby comes out; It was all a prank.
Trivia
- This track took exactly 100 episodes and 8 years to return between "Trenchbillies" and "FarmerBob."