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Authentic Chameleons: Mythic identity, performative trickster-ing, and the potential of the telephone booth moment	Let the world listen right: Freestyle hip-hop at the contemporary crossroads of the Mississippi Delta

"Somewhere in between here and heaven": Transcendence and singing in the spirit in two primitive Baptist churches	"Dream the rest": On the mystery and vernacular modernism of Felipe Jesus Consalvos, Cubamerican "cigarmaker, creator, healer, & man"

Louisiana romp: Examining the performance of traditional Cajun music within a contemporary setting	Home going: A spirit-centered ethnography exploring the transformative journey of documenting Gullah/Geechee funerals

Handmade online: The crafting of commerce, aesthetics and community on Etsy.com	All Nations Evangelical Church: Bringing the nations together and creating a community of faith in the new African Diaspora

God almighty, it's a good feeling: Lowriding as experience	Gone to seek a fortune in North Carolina: The failed Scottish Highland emigration of 1884

Contemporary klezmer: Music, identity, and meaning	Centering: A collaborative ethnography of the Hillcreek Pottery at Silver Dollar City

The green fields of the mind: Robert Johnson, folk revivalism, and disremembering the American past	Singing for our lives: Exploring the interaction of community, feminism and musical performance in the common woman chorus

Pining for turpentine: Critical nostalgia, memory, and commemorative expression in the wake of industrial decline	Memorializing the backhouse: Sanitizing and satirizing outhouses in the American South

A home transformed: Narratives of home, loss, longing and the miniature from Portsmouth Island, North Carolina	Why these songs of happy cheer?: Contemporary Christmas caroling as alternative practice

My Voice on Cloth: Story quilters of the South Carolina Lowcountry	Interpreting the assemblages of Lonnie Holley through his performative explanations

From Cotton Mill to Co-Op: The Rise of a Local Food Culture in Carrboro, North Carolina	It Was There for Work: Pimento Cheese in the Carolina Piedmont

My Heart Sings to Me: Song as the Memory of Language in the Arberesh Community of Chieuti	An Archaeological Study of Common Coarse Earthenware in the Eighteenth-Century Chesapeake

Vimala Cooks Everybody Eats: Domesticity, Community, and Empowerment	The Natchez Fire A profile of African American remembrance in a small Mississippi town

Historic Texas Jailhouses: Romanesque Revival, Identity, and Reform	Unexpected Vibrations in Unexpected Places: Making New, Old Music in the McCarroll Family