Name: The World's Fair by lone undertones
Duration: 9 min 39 s
Description: Based on the true story of Ota Benga, a African pygmy whose tribe and family were killed by a bigger tribe, then was sold and brought to America for the World's Fair in 1904, who then ended up being displayed in the Bronx zoo with an orangutan as a missing link to support the current 'scientific' beliefs.

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Based on the true story of Ota Benga, a African pygmy whose tribe and family were killed by a bigger tribe, then was sold and brought to America for the World's Fair in 1904, who then ended up being displayed in the Bronx zoo with an orangutan as a missing link to support the current 'scientific' beliefs.

The World's Fair

Songs from roads less traveled. Self-taught, multi-instrumentalist songwriter and visual artist who grew up in rural NJ. His music has a poetic and philosophical tone with creative fingerstyle guitar work, in the spirit of Nick Drake, Uncle Tupelo, Joni Mitchell, and J.Mascis. Eric has recently recorded 6 EP's, ranging from folk to hard rock, where he played all of the instruments under the name 'lone undertones'.

The World's Fair

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