Today's Quarantunes episode brings you three hours of bourbon, blended whiskey and single malt whisky. Sit back, pour yourself a couple of fingers of your favorite whisky and enjoy some tunes to get you through this week of SIP.

We're back with another edition of QUARANTUNES. From John Prine and The Fall to Pulp, Oasis and Charlie Chaplin... today's show is brought to you by the word: SMILE. Because we all need a little break from the madness that is 2020. Peace.

This week we celebrate with songs about games, dominoes, puzzles -- all the things we do to pass the time at home during the past few months of sheltering in place. It's time to put on your poker face and blow on the tumbling dice. Enjoy!

We're back, baby! All month long we'll be bringing you "Quarantunes" - music inspired by lock down and sheltering in place. To kick things off we bring you some of the best music released over the past 4 months. With folks stuck at home, the creative juices are flowing. Something for everyone in here... Enjoy!

We wrap up our month long celebration of all things cinema with 3 hours of some of our favorites. Predominantly from the 21st Century (but with a few favorites spanning 100 years of film), this eclectic session is curated just for you. Enjoy!

Circle of Life by Hans Zimmer from Lion King (1994)

Choose Life by Iggy Pop / Lust for Life from Trainspotting (1996)

Overture by Michael Kamen from Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991)

Best of My Love by The Emotions from Boogie Nights (1997)

Feel the Heat by John C Reilly and Mark Wahlberg from Boogie Nights (1997)

Sister Christian by Night Ranger from Boogie Nights (1997)

Original Movie Trailer by Tony Scott from True Romance (1993)

You're So Cool by Hans Zimmer from True Romance (1993)

Misirlou by Dick Dale & His Del Tones from Pulp Fiction (1994)

God Moving Over the Face of the Waters by Moby from Heat (1995)

Office Space clip by Mike Judge from Office Space (1999)

Hundred Mile High City by Ocean Colour Scene from Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)

Fools Gold by Stone Roses from Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)

My Boy's Wicked Smart by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck from Good Will Hunting (1997)

Miss Misery by Elliott Smith from Good Will Hunting (1997)

Dyslexic Heart by Paul Westerberg from Singles (1992)

My Iron Lung by Radiohead from Clueless (1995)

"Whatever" RSVP speech by Alicia Silverstone from Clueless (1995)

Fake Plastic Trees (Acoustic) by Radiohead from Clueless (1995)

Shallow Grave by Leftfield from Shallow Grave (1994)

As Time Goes By by Jimmy Durante from Sleepless in Seattle (1993)

Sam is Sleepless in Seattle by Tom Hanks from Sleepless in Seattle (1993)

A Wink and a Smile by Harry Connick Jr from Sleepless in Seattle (1993)

William Tell Overture by Grimethorpe Colliery Band from Brassed Off (1996)

Danny's Speech by Pete Postlethwaite from Brassed Off (1996)

You Sexy Thing by Hot Chocolate from The Full Monty (1997)

Be Our Guest by Beauty and the Beast from Beauty & The Beast (1991)

Best Man Speech by Hugh Grant from Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994)

Ain't No Sunshine (LIVE) by Bill Withers from Notting Hill (1999)

Where is My Mind? by Pixies from Fight Club (1999)

Spybreak! by Propellerheads from Matrix (1999)

Running One by Tom Tykwer from Run Lola Run (1998)

Hardest Geometry Problem in the World by Mark Mothersbaugh from Rushmore (1998)

"I was in the shit" by Movie clip from Rushmore (1998)

Ooh La La by The Faces from Rushmore (1998)

Gangsta's Paradise by Coolio from Dangerous Minds (1995)

The Man in Me by Bob Dylan from The Big Lebowski (1998)

Eye by Smashing Pumpkins from Lost Highway (1997)

Mary Jane by Rick James from Friday (1995)

Wise Up by Aimee Mann from Magnolia (1999)

The Perfect Drug by Nine Inch Nails from Lost Highway (1997)

Sweet Emotion by Aerosmith from Dazed and Confused (1993)

Unfinished Sympathy by Massive Attack from Sliver (1993)

History Repeating by Propellerheads feat: Miss Shirley Bassey from There's Something About Mary (1998)

End of the Road by Boyz II Men from Boomerang (1993)

Final Scene by Kevin Spacey from The Usual Suspects (1995)

If the 80's truly were the decade of decadence and excess, then it seems only fitting that we turned this week's episode up to 88MPH and present you with 3 hours and 30 minutes of a complete celebration of 80's Cinema.

Don't You Forget About Me by Simple Minds from Breakfast Club

John Hughes Tribute by 2010 Academy Awards

Ferris Bueller Opening Monologue by John Hughes

Goonies Theme Intro from Goonies

The Goonies R Good Enough by Cyndi Lauper from The Goonies

HBO Feature Presentation theme

Flash by Queen from Flash Gordon

One Vision by Queen from Iron Eagle

Holiday Road by Lindsey Buckingham from National Lampoon's Vacation

Die Hard Trailer (1988)

Christmas in Hollis by Run DMC from Die Hard

Back to the Future Overture by Alan Silvestri from Back to the Future

Back in Time by Huey Lewis and the News from Back to the Future

Ghostbusters Montage by Ray Parker Jr. from Ghostbusters

Talent Show Song from Revenge Of The Nerds

Daniel's Training by Bill Conti from The Karate Kid

You're the Best by Joe Esposito from The Karate Kid

Glory of Love by Peter Cetera from The Karate Kid II

I Can Dream About You by Dan Hartman from Streets of Fire (1984)

History Lesson by Arthur Rubenstein from WarGames 1983

Fletch's Theme by Harold Faltermeyer from Fletch

The Last Starfighter Theme by Craig Safan from The Last Starfighter (1984)

Training Montage by Vince Dicola from Rocky IV

Axel F by Harold Faltermeyer from Beverly Hills Cop

The Heat is On by Glenn Frey from Beverly Hills Cop

Shakedown by Bob Seger from Beverly Hills Cop II

Somebody's Baby by Jackson Browne from Fast Times at Ridgemont High

Career Plans by John Cusack from Say Anything... (1989)

In Your Eyes by Peter Gabriel from Say Anything... (1989)

Romancing the Stone - Trailer by movie trailer from Romancing the Stone (1984)

End Titles by Alan Silvestri from Romancing the Stone (1984)

When the Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going by Billy Ocean from The Jewel of the Nile

For Your Eyes Only Trailer by Billy Ocean from For Your Eyes Only (1981)

For Your Eyes Only Trailer from For Your Eyes Only (1981)

All Time High by Rita Coolidge from Octopussy

The Living Daylights by A-Ha from The Living Daylights

A View to a Kill by Duran Duran from A View to a Kill

Tri-star intro

It Might Be You by Stephen Bishop from Tootsie (1982)

Main theme by Brad Fiedel from Terminator

Footloose by Kenny Loggins from Footloose (1984)

Blue Oyster Bar from Police Academy

We Don't Need Another Hero by Tina Turner from Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

If You leave by OMD from Pretty in Pink

Crazy For You by Madonna from Vision Quest

Trading Places final scene from Trading Places (1983)

Main Title by Elmer Bernstein from Trading Places (1983)

Church of Baseball by Susan Sarandon from Bull Durham

Final Scene by Monologue from The Breakfast Club

Ewok Celebration and Finale by John Williams and Macco from Return of the Jedi

If May was all about celebrating the live performances we miss going to, June is all about celebrating the cinema. We kick things off in the 70's.

“Movies are a machine that generates empathy.” Roger Ebert “I believe empathy is the most essential quality of civilization.” Roger Ebert “Of all the arts, movies are the most powerful aid to empathy, and good ones make us into better people.” Roger Ebert, 2002

DJ Original Brewer and ESB close out May with a final installment of Alive in May - all live performances from some of our favorite artists. Join us next month for ESBeats: At The Movies!

Alive in May continues with part 4 in a 5-part series of ESBeats shows devoted to live performances. We're missing concerts as we shelter-in-place, so we're bringing the concerts to you. Enjoy!

Don't Worry (LIVE) by Frank Turner

Turn The Page (LIVE at the O2) by The Streets

Bittersweet Symphony (LIVE 8) by Coldplay with Richard Ashcroft

Help (LIVE in Blackpool) by The Beatles

Surfin' USA (LIVE 1964) by The Beach Boys

Eminence Front (LIVE 1982) by The Who

Forever Young (LIVE - The Last Waltz) by The Band with Bob Dylan

Come As You Are (Unplugged 1993) by Nirvana

Anarchy in the UK (LIVE 1976) by The Sex Pistols

Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger (ALIVE 2007) by Daft Punk

Driftwood (LIVE Glastonbury 1999) by Travis

Sometimes (LIVE 1987) by Erasure

Bohemian Rhapsody (LIVE Hyde Park 2017) by Green Day Fans

Radio Ga Ga (LIVE AID - Wembley) by Queen

Holiday (LIVE in Japan) by Green Day

Ace of Spades (LIVE at Stage Fright) by Motorhead

In a Big Country (LIVE 1984) by Big Country

Lose Yourself (Live - 2009) by Eminem

Shake Those Windows (LIVE) by Athlete

Sweet Freedom (Austin City Limits 2004) by Michael McDonald

I Say A Little Prayer (Live) by Aretha Franklin

The Take Off and Landing of Everything (LIVE Manchester 2015) by Elbow

A Long December (LIVE Woodstock 1999) by Counting Crows

Driving (LIVE on Letterman in 1990) by Everything But The Girl

Today, we continue our ALIVE in May series as we play all our favorite live performances... We're missing so many things as we shelter in place but nothing more than our concert adventures. So turn us up! Grab a beverage! Hold your lighter high in the air and singalong!

Wish You Were Here (LIVE) by Pink Floyd

All I Want Is You (live at Slane Castle) by U2

Where the Streets Have No Name (live at Slane Castle) by U2

San Francisco (live at Carnegie Hall - 1961) by Judy Garland

Underdog (LIVE) by Turin Brakes

What's Love Got To Do With It (LIVE) by Tina Turner

Bloodbuzz Ohio (LIVE) by The National

Breathless (LIVE on Letterman 1983) by X

Heart of Gold (Farm Aid 1995) by Neil Young and Willie Nelson

Waterfront (LIVE) by Simple Minds

99 Luftballons (LIVE 1983) by Nena

Common People (LIVE Reading 2011) by Pulp

Born Slippy (LIVE in Berlin) by Underworld

Dancing on my own (Nobel Peace Prize ceremony) by Robyn

The Sun Always Shines on TV (LIVE Royal Albert Hall 2010) by A-Ha

Drive (LIVE Aid 1985) by The Cars

Jacob's Ladder (LIVE 1987) by Huey Lewis & The News

Texas (LIVE 1983) by Chris Rea

In Your Eyes (Secret World LIVE) by Peter Gabriel

ALIVE in May continues on ESBeats with some classic performances. We pay tribute to the 75th anniversary of VE Day, the passing of a rock icon in Little Richard and lovely Zoom performance of Danny Boy at the end for those doctors and nurses on the front lines. Love to all. Be well.

DJs ESB, Original Brewer and Addimae are back in the bedroom studio! Kicking off a full month of all live performances. This one goes up to 11!

Spinal Tap Clip
Rock & Roll (live 1973) by Led Zeppelin
Four Simple Words (live 2014) by Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls
New York, New York (Live in Tokyo 1985) by Frank Sinatra
Superstylin' LIVE 2019 by Groove Armada
Suzanne (LIVE in London) by Leonard Cohen
Creep (LIVE) by Radiohead
Enjoy The Silence (LIVE in Berlin) by Depeche Mode
The Big Poppa (LIVE) by Notorious B.I.G. ft. Puff Daddy
Bang a Gong (Get It On) by T Rex
Listen to the Music (LIVE) by The Doobie Brothers
I Have Nothing (LIVE 1993) by Whitney Houston
Head Like a Hole (LIVE) by Nine Inch Nails
While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Live at R&R Hall of Fame) by Tom Petty, Prince, Jeff Lynne, etc.
California Stars (Live) by Wilco & Billy Bragg
Suburbia (LIVE 2009) by Pet Shop Boys
Song 2 (LIVE at Glastonbury) by Blur
Badlands (London Calling LIVE at Hyde Park) by Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Thunderstruck (Live at the River Plate 2009) by AC/DC
Green (Live at Hoxton Hall) by Cavetown
Silver (Live from the O2 Academy Brixton) by DMA\'s
Live Forever (Live on MTV 1994) by Oasis

A second mixtape for you all while we shelter in place. Something for everyone as usual. From ESB, Original Brewer, Addimae and Q-Nut. Cheers!

Chat room highlights:

SarahVause: Hola (2:03pm)
Dial: You live today, Beats Crew? (2:04pm)
Flo: Hiya ESBeats! (2:12pm)
ESBeats: We're live today!! (2:13pm)
DJ Sully: Hello (2:21pm)
ESBeats: DJ Sully! (2:21pm)
DJ Sully: In Marin grocery shopping. They had everything. Also hog island supplies. Of course. (2:24pm)
ESBeats: Lovely. (2:25pm)
SarahVause: Do you take requests if you only have a limited collection? (2:33pm)
DJ Sully: Whitney! (2:34pm)
ESBeats: Sarah - unfortunately, can't do requests yet. Definitely doing all request shows when we're back in the studio. (2:36pm)
DJ Sully: Oh boy. (2:38pm)
angmhay: I had a request too Sarah. Richard, you%u2019ll have to do an all request prog when you can (2:46pm)
ESBeats: If you send me them in the week... I'm sure I could figure out a way to get them on the next show. This is 2020 after all. (2:50pm)
angmhay: Well you know mine today Leonard Cohen%u2019s Suzanne. Could give you loads more. Lol (2:58pm)
ESBeats: Not "Dancing in the Sheets"? LOL (3:00pm)
angmhay: Not particularly! (3:01pm)
DJ Sully: 9 to 5. FTW! (3:19pm)
DJ Sully: Stevie! (3:21pm)
Flo: I love the cheese! (3:24pm)
ESBeats: You came to the right place, Flo! (3:25pm)
angmhay: Oasis! Hurrah (3:27pm)
SarahVause: Ha, you love them! (3:31pm)
Flo: YES, I'm getting pumped for 9 to 5! (3:33pm)
angmhay: I absolutely do! (3:33pm)
angmhay: Oasis, not 9-5! (3:34pm)
angmhay: Sorry Flo!! (3:37pm)
Dial: Leon is awesome! (3:37pm)
ESBeats: He really is, Dial. Big fan. (3:39pm)
DJ Sully: Weird weather. (3:39pm)
malderor: ha! I played vera lynn two weeks ago. never heard this version. (3:50pm)
angmhay: No Dame Vera Lynn? Lol (3:51pm)
angmhay: Oh! But I love this (3:52pm)
angmhay: Well done Mr Cash (3:52pm)
ESBeats: Thanks for joining us this week, everyone! Love to all and stay safe. Be well. xx (4:02pm)

From jazz covers of Radiohead to Rik Mayall paraphrasing Shakespeare, we have it all this week. A true mixtape for shelter-in-place. Pull down your mask and raise a glass with us for two hours. Cheers!

We're back in the remote studio - AKA the kids' bedroom - for 2 hours of Mashup mayhem. Turn it on, turn it up, and dance! Cheers!

Embrace Shelter-in-Place with the ESBeats crew... coming at you live from the bedroom! Enjoy!

DJs ESB, Original Brewer & Q-Nut are back! This week is all about self-preservation. Time to take some time for yourself. Sit back, relax and celebrate YOU!

Simple Song by The Shins
One Day Like This ( Live At Abbey Road ) by Elbow
I'm Alright by Kenny Loggins
Me, Myself & I by De La Soul
Love Myself by Hailee Steinfeld
Feeling Good by Nina Simone
Hold On, I'm Comin' by Sam & Dave
Respect Yourself by The Staple Singers
Getting Better by The Beatles
Don't Bring Me Down by Electric Light Orchestra
Good Times Bad Times by Led Zeppelin
All Fired Up by Pat Benatar
Born This Way by Lady Gaga
Brave by Sara Bareilles
Don't Stop Me Now by Queen
I'm Still Standing by Elton John
Take It Easy by Eagles
The Masterplan by Oasis
Life's for the Living by Passenger
Rubik's Cube by Athlete
Head Rolls Off by Frightened Rabbit
Lost in My Mind by The Head and the Heart
If You Want To Sing Out, Sing Out by Cat Stevens
You Gotta Be by Des'ree
On Your Own by Blur
Good as Hell by Lizzo

We're baaaaack! Happy New Year! DJs Original Brewer, Q-Nut and ESB welcome you to the Future. Sit back, relax and get ready for some fun times in 2020. Cheers!

Back to the Future Theme by Alan Silvestri

Also sprach Zarathustra by Deodato

The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades by Timbuk 3

Tomorrow People by Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers

Bigtime by The Soundtrack Of Our Lives

St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion) by John Parr

Que sera sera by Doris Day

Clint Eastwood by Gorillaz

The Future Is Now by GRiZ

Mis-Shapes by Pulp

Powder Your Face With Sunshine (Smile! Smile! Smile!) by Dean Martin

This Used to Be the Future (with Phil Oakey) by Pet Shop Boys

Robots (Live) by Flight of the Conchords

Virtual Insanity by Jamiroquai

The Future's Just So Clear by Grandma

Livin' in the Future by Bruce Springsteen

Song for a Future Generation by The B-52's

The Universal by Blur

Fly Like An Eagle by Steve Miller Band

Future Love Paradise by Seal

The Future of the Future by Everything But The Girl

Contact by Daft Punk

The Future by Leonard Cohen

Our final live show of the year (and decade)! DJs ESB, Original Brewer, Q-Nut and Addimae picked their favorites of the last 24 months to close out our first year on air. Hope you enjoyed listening at least half as much as we enjoyed doing it. See you next year!