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What is the name of the song played on the jukebox on hamhocks and armlocks?
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(Inconclusive answer) The music composed for Dexter's Laboratory in this particular episode is credited to Thomas Chase and Steve Rucker. The background music in Hamhocks and Armlocks are unique standalone pieces that do not appear to have any known release (e.g. on Original Soundtrack distributions) outside the actual episode, in which they were featured.
It's quite possible that these have one form of a name, or ID tag at one point (the Jukebox button/code of the music selected by Dexter's Father is "E3"), but this information is likely to this point, only known by the producers, music- and sound department of Dexter's Laboratory.
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