Karaoke Nights: An Ethnographic Rhapsody

Arthur P. Bochner · Carolyn Ellis · Rob Drew

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Music History and Culture Arts and Performance Studies Urban and sociocultural dynamics

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Prologue: Give It a Shot Chapter 1: Karaoke Stateside Chapter 2: What Would You Think if I Sang Out of Tune? Chapter 3: Singing the Self Chapter 4: Relating in the Limelight Chapter 5: The Authority Song Chapter 6: Good, Old Karaoke Notes

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