12th St Rag: Difference between revisions

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Template:Infobox OM "12th St Rag" was composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield (and Nicolas Carr in "12th St Rag w_Bass"). Alongside "12th St Rag Slo," it is a ukulele and steel guitar arrangement of "Twelfth Street Rag," which was originally composed by Euday L. Bowman in 1914. It usually plays when something silly happens.

"12th St Rag w_Bass" features additional bass by Nicolas Carr. There is an unused recording, "12th Street Rag (fast w•out washboard)", with minimal difference.

Alternate titles: "12st Rag w/ Bass," "12th Rag," "12th St. Rag," "12th St. Rag w/ Bass," "12th Street Rag," "12th Street Rag Revisited," "12th Street Rag w/ Bass," "12th St Rag w/ Bass," "12th. St Rag," "12th. St. Rag," "12th.St. Rag," "12th.St.Rag", "12th Street Rag with Bass"

Usage

12th St Rag

12th St Rag w_Bass

Trivia

In a video called "Firsts from the First Episode" uploaded by the SpongeBob SquarePants Official YouTube channel, the song "Livin' in the Sunlight, Lovin' in the Moonlight" is replaced with the "Employee of the Month" edit of this track.^[1]
In "Lighthouse Louie," both the versions with and without the bass play.
Between The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water and "Lighthouse Louie," the version without bass took almost six years to return.
In episode form, between "Pet Sitter Pat" and "Lighthouse Louie," the version without bass took over nine years to return.
After the version with bass debuted, the version without the bass rarely played.
"Funny Pants" is so far the only episode where both this and "12th St Rag Slo" play.
This track also played in the Nickelodeon's Unfiltered episode "Wrestling Slimy Snails."

References

↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ePTwcztSIM&t=0m58s

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 "'''12th St Rag'''" was composed by [[Sage Guyton]] and [[Jeremy Wakefield]] (and [[Nicolas Carr]] in "'''12th St Rag w_Bass'''"). Alongside "[[12th St Rag Slo]]," it is a ukulele and steel guitar arrangement of "{{W|Twelfth Street Rag}}," which was originally composed by Euday L. Bowman in {{Time|1914}}. It usually plays when something silly happens.
-"'''12th Street Rag w_Bass'''" features additional bass by Nicolas Carr. There is an unused recording, "'''12th Street Rag (fast w•out washboard)'''", with minimal difference.
+"'''12th St Rag w_Bass'''" features additional bass by Nicolas Carr. There is an unused recording, "'''12th Street Rag (fast w•out washboard)'''", with minimal difference.
-Alternate titles: "'''12st Rag w/ Bass'''," "'''12th Rag'''," "'''12th St. Rag'''," "'''12th St. Rag w/ Bass'''," "'''12th Street Rag'''," "'''12th Street Rag Revisited'''," "'''12th Street Rag w/ Bass'''," "'''12th St Rag w/ Bass'''," "'''12th. St Rag'''," "'''12th. St. Rag'''," "'''12th.St. Rag'''," "'''12th.St.Rag'''"
+Alternate titles: "'''12st Rag w/ Bass'''," "'''12th Rag'''," "'''12th St. Rag'''," "'''12th St. Rag w/ Bass'''," "'''12th Street Rag'''," "'''12th Street Rag Revisited'''," "'''12th Street Rag w/ Bass'''," "'''12th St Rag w/ Bass'''," "'''12th. St Rag'''," "'''12th. St. Rag'''," "'''12th.St. Rag'''," "'''12th.St.Rag'''", "'''12th Street Rag with Bass'''"
 ==Usage==

Revision as of 19:36, 3 September 2023

Usage

12th St Rag

Episodes

Video games

Other

12th St Rag (fast w•washboard)

12th St Rag w_Bass

Trivia

References