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Schoolhouse Rock — Conjunction Junction

From Schoolhouse Rock! · 1973 · Real-world production credit: Bob Dorough (see sourcing note — the streamed/download audio on this page is unverified public-domain/CC material, not confirmed to be Bob Dorough's recording)

Year1973
Decade1970s
EraNetwork Era (1970s)
MediumCartoons & Animation
ComposerBob Dorough
GenreCartoon & Playful Collection
FormatM4R / MP3
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About the Schoolhouse Rock — Conjunction Junction

Bob Dorough's scat-jazz-influenced grammar lesson, sung by Jack Sheldon over a railroad-yard whistle-and-rhythm arrangement. The Schoolhouse Rock series ran inside ABC Saturday-morning programming for two decades and produced an extraordinary catalogue of one-take educational pop singles, of which this cue and "I'm Just a Bill" remain the most quoted.

How this entry is grouped in this archive

The Schoolhouse Rock — Conjunction Junction profile is filed under the Network Era (1970s) heading alongside other entries Ringtone Barn tags to the same period — that is a browsing grouping made by this site, not a verified production or stylistic lineage claim. Not verified against specific film or TV production credits. Listeners interested in the Schoolhouse Rock — Conjunction Junction profile can also browse other Cartoon & Playful Collection ringtones and related work from 1970s.

If you want to hear more from Bob Dorough, the composer page collects every catalogued profile we have of their work. To explore other themes from the same decade, see the 1970s overview.

Using the Schoolhouse Rock — Conjunction Junction as a phone ringtone

Original network and label recordings of theme music from this era are usually still under active copyright protection — which is why the Ringtone Barn archive primarily stocks public-domain alternatives and stylistic equivalents rather than the original masters. The most reliable legal path to using a recording you love as a ringtone is to start from a clean, properly licensed source: an archival re-recording, a tribute-orchestra arrangement, or a public-domain performance of the same composition where the original notation has aged into the public commons.

Once you have a clean source file in MP3 form, the install steps below work identically to any other Ringtone Barn download.

Install on iPhone (M4R format)

iOS · M4R
  1. Save your chosen MP3 to the iPhone Files app (under On My iPhone → Downloads).
  2. Open GarageBand from the App Store and create a new Tracks-view project.
  3. Tap the loop icon → Files tab → drag the MP3 onto an empty track.
  4. Trim the clip to under 30 seconds using the timeline handles.
  5. Use Share → Ringtone → Standard Ringtone from the My Songs view.
  6. Assign in Settings → Sounds & Haptics → Ringtone.

Full iPhone walkthrough →

Install on Android (MP3 format)

Android · MP3
  1. Save the MP3 file to your phone's Downloads folder.
  2. Open the Files app and long-press the audio file.
  3. Choose Set as ringtone if it's offered, or move the file into Internal storage → Ringtones.
  4. Open Settings → Sound & Vibration → Phone Ringtone and select your new tone.

Manufacturer-specific guides: Samsung Galaxy · Google Pixel

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