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803057058624- There Are No Fakes - Digital [mp3]
There Are No Fakes
There Are No Fakes
Kevin Hearn
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1 There Are No Fakes O...
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2 A Much Bigger Story
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3 Provenance
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4 Don
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5 The White Man
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6 Vos
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7 A Thousand Morrissea...
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8 What Are You Going T...
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9 The NMHS
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10 It's A Shame
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11 Blind In The Right E...
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12 Each Stone Overturne...
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13 The House
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14 Benji
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15 Dog's Best Friend
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16 The Buyers
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17 Tim
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18 The Money River
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19 The Dope Dealer
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20 It Became A Monster
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21 Dallas
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22 No More Tears To Cry
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23 A Sacred Moment
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24 Closing Theme
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From award-winning musician Kevin Hearn comes the soundtrack to the 2020 documentary There Are No Fakes, a journey into the largest art fraud scam in Canadian history. Musician Kevin Hearn of the Barenaked Ladies buys a painting, “Spirit Energy of Mother Earth,” attributed to Norval Morrisseau, the Ojibway painter widely recognized to be the world’s first Indigenous art star. When Hearn develops doubts about the painting’s authenticity, he finds himself in the middle of a legal feud between two warring factions of white people, each claiming to be the true defenders of Morrisseau’s legacy.
From award-winning musician Kevin Hearn comes the soundtrack to the 2020 documentary There Are No Fakes, a journey into the largest art fraud scam in Canadian history. Musician Kevin Hearn of the Barenaked Ladies buys a painting, “Spirit Energy of Mother Earth,” attributed to Norval Morrisseau, the Ojibway painter widely recognized to be the world’s first Indigenous art star. When Hearn develops doubts about the painting’s authenticity, he finds himself in the middle of a legal feud between two warring factions of white people, each claiming to be the true defenders of Morrisseau’s legacy.