A one-minute retro jazz jingle at 100bpm in F minor, driven by walking upright bass, punchy horn and sax figures, claps and bongo-flecked percussion. The minor key gives the fun a sly, sneaking-around edge rather than pure sunshine, and the short length makes it a ready-made ad bed.
Bright, bustling 100bpm swing in C minor with sax and horn hits over upright bass, claps and hand percussion, running just over a minute. Cheerful and cheeky in equal measure, it suits fast-cut comic business where the payoff arrives on time.
The album's quickest cue at 107bpm in B flat minor, a caffeinated strut of upright bass, sax and horn stabs with claps and bongos pushing the shuffle along. The title's morning-routine connotation and slightly longer 1:07 runtime make it the natural pick for cafe, breakfast and everyday-errand footage.
The one major-key cue here: a sunny 100bpm D groove with sax and horn lines riding upright bass, claps and bongos for an unambiguously feel-good vintage swing. Warmer and less mischievous than its minor-key neighbours, at 1:07 it covers a full short ad or title sequence.
A 100bpm swing in D# minor that adds organ to the album's core sax, horns, upright bass, claps and bongos, giving it a slightly thicker, more lounge-flavoured texture. Playful and slapstick-leaning across its brisk 1:03, good for comic capers with a vintage TV feel.