ID/Suggestions for musical cues to accompany stock market index recaps on NPR Marketplace starring Kai Ryssdal

There's a rotation of things they play.
For example, if the market's down on monday, they'll usually play Blue Monday.
If there's a lot of volatility, they'll play Ain't Got That Swing.
If market's up, they'll play variations of We're in the Money.

But there are some others, too!
What are they and what else should they play?

Stormy Weather when the market is down.

they use that one

But there are some others, too!
What are they and what else should they play?

the sad Charlie Brown song

They probably don't play it because they would probably get assaulted with complaints, but
every now and then, they ought to play "Walking on Sunshine" on an up day. Or whenever a big exec gets avoids jail time.

^ can't tell which you meant but 'avoids' is prob more appropriate, the show sounds like cnbc radio most of the time. and rysdall's smarminess stands out even on npr. and i find myself listening at least twice a week.

RIP David Brancaccio.

Every time the Fed announces a rate cut: Ministry - New World Order

lol xp

National Public Radio goes KFC route: Just call it 'NPR'

"We at the network want a musical cue with attitude. It's edgy, it's "in your face."

is this the sad charlie brown music?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPG3zSgm_Qo

National Public Radio goes KFC route: Just call it 'NPR'

"We at the network want a musical cue with attitude. It's edgy, it's "in your face."

― tremendoid, Friday, July 9, 2010 1:57 AM Bookmark

See also, BP

"black sabbath" by black sabbath