Paris Cafe tunes, expatriots, and French influenced jazz and blues: France and the USA have had a long and great history of cultural exchanges

Tonight's show features just a few of the world's greatest Boogie Woogie artists, including Hadda Brooks, Camille Howard, Lloyd Glenn, Taryn Donath, and much more. Buckle up! It's TIME TO BOOGIE!!

Featuring music from King Curtis, Jackie Gleason, the KSUE studio house band, and others, to fit the many moods the pandemic brings on.

It's about walking: In the midst of our sheltering, we walk.

From the time of the Wiemar Republic in pre-Hitler Germany, in Paris and Manhattan cafes, and cabarets filled with artistes and bohemians of all kinds, all over the world, music has prevailed: Kurt Weill, Cole Porter, Bessie Smith, Edith Piaf, and much more.

"QUARANTINE," the podcast, was recorded at the studios of KSUE San Diego, March 16, 2020: Strange Brew for Strange Times.

Born in 1947, Sue Palmer takes us on her personal journey of discovering music in her childhood and incorporating it into her own personal taste in listening and playing herself.

Host Sue Palmer announces the release in podcast form of her newest album: 'GEMS volume 2', a second compilation of some of her favorite recordings over her 40 year career, as well as one recorded this year ("Oh Well," by Laura Jane Willcock}

Legendary Blues Diva Candye Kane will be inducted into the San Diego Music Hall of Fame posthumously this year. This podcast celebrates some of her beautiful, but less well known recordings.

This version of the Motel Swing Happy Hour is host Sue Palmer's personal view of some of San Diego's Jazz & Blues History 40s-70s, including Fro Brigham's Preservation Band, Preston Coleman, Jimmie Noone, Daniel Jackson, Jeannie & Jimmy Cheathem, and many more.