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The first gallery begins with two self-portraits and then traces the beginnings of a sometimes stormy friendship."},{"startTime":"0:32:33","title":"Self Portrait in Three Colors","artist":"Anthony Brown's Orchestra","album":"Rhapsodies"},{"startTime":"0:35:46","title":"Comment: Artistic Origins: Study, Copy, Create. 'Their references to the art of the past ranged from quotation to homage to stylistic imitation.'"},{"startTime":"0:35:47","title":"Gospel Plow","artist":"Bob Dylan","album":"The Original Mono Recordings"},{"startTime":"0:37:30","title":"Le D\u00e9jeuner Sur L'herbe","artist":"The New Jazz Orchestra","album":"Le D\u00e9jeuner sur L'Herbe"},{"startTime":"0:45:03","title":"Comment: Challenging Genres at the Salon. 'A codified hierarchy of categories, or genres, set expectations about appropriate subjects and relative scale, with monumental history painting considered the pinnacle. Manet\u2019s early Salon submissions boldly transgressed traditional boundaries.'"},{"startTime":"0:45:04","title":"Olympia","artist":"Lush","album":"Lovelife"},{"startTime":"0:50:03","title":"Comment: At the Racecourse. 'Degas\u2019s compositions capture a distinct moment in the sport: he favored the seconds before the start, the subtle and suspenseful choreography of the mounts champing at the bit. Manet\u2019s scenes, on the other hand, are all gallop, visual explosion, and acceleration.'"},{"startTime":"0:50:04","title":"Backstretch","artist":"Bobby Previte","album":"Weather Clear, Track Fast"},{"startTime":"0:57:22","title":"Comment: From One War to Another. 'Manet regularly produced works based on events that touched or outraged him as a citizen, while Degas shied away from current events in his public work. Early in the artists\u2019 relationship, the United States was torn apart by the Civil War (1861\u201365) and political maneuvers in Mexico led to the execution of Emperor Maximilian (1867), both subjects that Manet depicted....'The U.S. Civil War directly affected Degas\u2019s family. His mother was from New Orleans, and he had relatives who were enslavers, supported the Confederacy, and continued to make their living from the cotton trade.'"},{"startTime":"0:57:23","title":"War Orphans","artist":"Paul Motian","album":"Tribute"},{"startTime":"1:04:45","title":"Comment: Overlapping Networks. 'Ironically, while the artists increasingly tried to liberate themselves from institutional structures and to assert their independence, their worlds intertwined more and more with critics, dealers, and other influential players in the art world and press.'"},{"startTime":"1:04:46","title":"Cherryco","artist":"John Coltrane & Don Cherry","album":"The Avant-Garde"},{"startTime":"1:11:28","title":"Comment: Degas After Manet. 'Shaken by Manet\u2019s premature death in 1883, Degas reportedly declared at the time of his friend\u2019s funeral, 'He was greater than we thought.'...'Degas\u2019s lasting admiration for Manet is most evident in his personal art collection, which he had at one time envisioned turning into a museum.,,. By 1897 Degas had acquired nearly eighty works by Manet, including eight paintings, over a dozen drawings, and an almost complete set of prints.'"},{"startTime":"1:11:29","title":"Tug of War","artist":"Paul McCartney","album":"Here Today"},{"startTime":{"@attributes":{"msec":""}},"title":"This set has ended"},{"startTime":"1:14:01","title":"Your DJ speaks over Medi I","artist":"Mary Lou Williams","album":"Zoning"},{"startTime":"1:22:32","title":"Roll 'Em Pete","artist":"Joe Turner","album":"The Complete Boss of the Blues: Joe Turner Sings Kansas City Jazz"},{"startTime":"1:26:15","title":"A Fugue for Music Inn","artist":"The Modern Jazz Quartet","album":"The Modern Jazz Quartet At Music Inn (Guest Artist: Jimmy Giuffre)"},{"startTime":"1:30:56","title":"Peggy's Blue Skylight","artist":"Charles Mingus","album":"Tonight At Noon"},{"startTime":"1:40:39","title":"If You're Goin' To The City","artist":"Mose Allison","album":"Swingin' Machine"},{"startTime":"1:44:26","title":"Your DJ speaks over Dreams (Alternate Take)","artist":"Susie Ibarra Trio","album":"Radiance"},{"startTime":"1:48:19","title":"Satellite","artist":"John Coltrane","album":"Coltrane's Sound"},{"startTime":"1:54:06","title":"Chanchullo","artist":"Tito Puente","album":"Mucho Cha-Cha"},{"startTime":"1:56:35","title":"Your DJ speaks over M Squad Theme","artist":"Joe Chambers Moving Picture Orchestra","album":"Live at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola"}],"playlist":{"@attributes":{"url":"https:\/\/wfmu.org\/playlists\/shows\/134158"}},"@attributes":{"offset":"0:0:0","shareSafe":"0","timestamps":"1"},"audio":{"@attributes":{"url":"rtmpt:\/\/rtmp.wfmu.org\/cfx\/st\/mp4:LG\/lg-20231126d.mp4"}},"title":"The Laughing Clock with DJ Peter from 11\/26\/2023","segments":{"@attributes":{"url":"https:\/\/wfmu.org\/playlists\/shows\/134158\/starttimes.xml"}},"info":{"@attributes":{"url":"https:\/\/wfmu.org\/playlists\/shows\/134158"}},"flash_server":"rtmpt:\/\/rtmp.wfmu.org\/cfx\/st\/","mp4_server":"\/\/s3.amazonaws.com\/arch.wfmu.org\/"}

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The Laughing Clock with DJ Peter from 11/26/2023

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