Music, Saturday Songs

Saturday Song with The Lumineers, “Dead Sea”

Posted by David J. Bauman on
Neyla Pekarek of the Lumineers
Neyla Pekarek of The Lumineers

It’s Saturday, and I’ve had a long, long day and just a little sleep. So now with a glass of wine in hand I bring you the song I am unwinding to right now. The last couple of years I’ve really gotten into bands with a lot of instruments, and a decidedly folk-rock feel–Devotchka, Beruit, Bellowhead, Mumford and Sons, even Frank Turner and his band.

This song is from The Lumineers. Their self-titled debut Album came out last year, but in August of 2013 they released the deluxe version after “Ho Hey” enjoyed some serious success on the charts. Oh, and I just love Neyla Pekarek, their cellist. But no commentary tonight, no analysis. Let’s just sing. If you haven’t heard “Dead Sea,” you should. If you have, you know you want to listen again. Enjoy.

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Published by David J. Bauman

Poet, librarian, birder. Author of Angels & Adultery (2018), Co-author of Mapping the Valley: Hospital Poems (2021), both from Seven Kitchens Press, 2018. First chapbook: Moons, Roads, and Rivers (Finishing Line Press, 2017)

5 Comments Add yours

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  3. Jamie Dedes says:
    November 12, 2013 at 6:00 pm

    I love folk music. Not sure I’ve heard this piece before. Enjoyed. 🙂

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    1. David J. Bauman says:
      November 12, 2013 at 10:21 pm

      I’m a sucker for good music with a good metaphor.

      Like

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