While Sonic the Hedgehog was my favorite video game franchise, the real franchise that left a lifetime impression on me was the games of Humongous Entertainment, in particular the adventure games of Pajama Sam, Putt-Putt, Freddi Fish, and SPY Fox. Of those four, SPY Fox was my personal favorite, and the music of his games helped solidify my love of jazz music as a whole. Here, I have attempted the song used as the main theme for the first game, "SPY Fox in Dry Cereal," where the fox has to outwit William the Kid, a mad goat with a desire to rid of the world of dairy milk. That way, he can have full control over, filling it with his goat milk and goat byproducts via his company, N.O.G. (Nectar of the Goats).

My simplified take on the song is for a modified jazz combo:

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B-flat trumpet
Sax section (alto, tenor, baritone)
Trombone
Piano
Acoustic bass
Drum set

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This arrangement © me and me alone
Original music composed by Julian Soule
SPY Fox in Dry Cereal © Humongous Entertainment and everyone else who owns the rights.

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Introduction and main theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7M3yRxO3TE (I just did the main theme; it starts at 1:09. The part before that is where we see William the Kid watching his plan lay out, then gloating about it, before letting out a maniacal laugh.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWjio33K7Rw (remastered version performed by Henry Wagner)
Full game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Uhh2QMzXt4