Prager Show Bumpers Music List:

Regular Hours (Mon-Fri Hr 1, Hr 2, & Hr 3):
Opening theme for each regular hour: Hans Zimmer "Barbarian Horde" (from the “Gladiator” soundtrack)

Hr 1:

:21 – Bostich “El Vergel” (from the album “Nortic Collective: The Tijuana Sessions Vol. 1”)

:34 – Harry Gregson-Williams "Jake Lonergan" (from the “Cowboys & Aliens” soundtrack)

:44 – Kruder and Dorfmeister "Donaueschingen" (from the album “The K&D Sessions”)

:55 – Jr. Walker and The All Stars “Cleo’s Mood” (from the album “The Ultimate Collection: Jr. Walker and The All Stars”)

Hr 2:
:21 – Bajofondo “Montserrat - Orquesta Del Plata” (from the album “Bajofondo Tango Club,” the version used on the show is from a live performance with violinist Gustavo Santaolalla)

:34 – The Budos Band "T.I.B.W.F." (from the album “The Budos Band”)

:44 – Mo’ Horizons "Mambuloo" (from the album “… And The New Bohemian Freedom”)

:55 – Quantic "Transatlantic" (from the album "Apricot Morning")

Hr 3:

:21 – James Hunter "No Smoke Without Fire" (from the album “People Gonna Talk”)

:34 – Panoptica Orchestra “TJ Tango” (from the album “Panoptica Orchestra”)

:44 – Zero 7 "End Theme" (from the album “Simple Things”)

:55 – Hans Zimmer "Dream Kitchen" (from "The Holiday" soundtrack)

Closing theme for each segment:
:17/:40/:52 – Hans Zimmer "Our Little Bit of Score" (from the “Riding in Cars with Boys” soundtrack)

:30/:59 – Viktor Krauss "Hop" (from the album “Viktor Krauss II”)

Ultimate Issues Hour Bumpers (Tue Hr 3):
Opening theme: Howard Shore “Icarus” (from “The Aviator” soundtrack)

:21 – Fleet Foxes "Ragged Woods" (from the album "Fleet Foxes")

:34 – Mocean Worker "Changes" (from the album "Cinco De Mowo")

:44 – Asian Dub Foundation "Speed of Light" (from the album "Punkara”)

:55 – Alan Price "O Lucky Man" (from the "O Lucky Man" soundtrack)

Male/Female Hour Bumpers (Wed  Hr 2):
Opening theme: Jesse Harris “Mineral (Instrumental)” (from the album “Mineral”)

:21 – Randy Edelman "Chasing Jane" (from the "27 Dresses" soundtrack)

:21 – Jack Jones "Wives And Lovers" (from the album "Greatest Hits: Jack Jones")

:34 – Ralph Towner "Jamaica Stopover" (from the album "City of Eyes")

:44 – James Brown “It's A Man's, Man's, Man's World” (from the album “20 All-time Greatest Hits!”)

:44 – Alexandre Desplat “Julie’s Theme” (from the “Julie and Julia” soundtrack)

:55/:34 – The Beatles "Hello Goodbye" (from the album "Magical Mystery Tour")

:55 – Bill Conti "Glider Pt 1" (from the album "Music From The Thomas Crown Affair ")

Closing theme: J. Ralph “Dolphins and People” (from “The Cove” soundtrack, available via iTunes here.)


Happy Hour Bumpers (Fri Hr 2):
Opening theme: Lawrence Welk “Apples & Bananas” (from the album “Apples & Bananas”)

:21/:44 – Betty Hutton "I Got the Sun in the Morning" (from the "Annie Get Your Gun" soundtrack)

:21/:44 – Judy Garland "Get Happy" (from the "Summer Stock" soundtrack)

:21/:44 – Louis Prima "When You’re Smiling" (from the album "Jump, Jive an Wail")

:21/:44 – LaVern Baker "Tweedle Dee” (from the album "Soul on Fire: The Best of LaVern Baker")

:34 - Jimmy Durante "Make Someone Happy" (from the "Sleepless in Seattle" soundtrack)

:21/:44 – Anthems “Smile On” (The song is not available on an album, but is on YouTube here)

:21/:44 – The Beatles "Ob La Di Ob La Da" (from the album "White”)

:21/:44 – The Proclaimers “I’m on My Way” (from the album “The Best of the Proclaimers”)

:21/:44 – Martina McBride "Happy Girl" (from the album "Evolution")

:55 – Louis Armstrong "Jeepers Creepers" (from the album "Hello, Dolly, Disc 3”)

:55 – Chick Endor “Keep Your Sunny Side Up” (The song is not available on an album, but is on YouTube here)


Open Lines Hour Bumpers (Fri Hr 3):
Opening theme: Milt Buckner "The Beast" (from the album “Bachelor Pad Royale”)

:21 – Bo Diddley "Bo’s Bounce" (from the album "The Story of Bo Diddley, Disc 2”)

:34 – Dion and the Belmonts “I Wonder Why” (from the album “Greatest Hits”)

:34 – The Chords “Sh-Boom” (from the album “Doo Wop: Sh-Boom”)

:44 – Revisiting a classic Prager bumper from the past.

:55 – RJD2 "1976" (from the album "Since Last We Spoke")