Listen: Michael Daves Releases Two Takes on "Pretty Polly" from New Album, "Orchids and Violence"

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Michael Daves has released two versions of the Ralph Stanley–penned tune "Pretty Polly," off his forthcoming album, Orchids and Violence, due February 26. As with the whole double album's repertoire, Daves offers both a more straightforward bluegrass interpretation, featuring a band of roots-music innovators, and a second, more raw, experimental rock take on those tunes mostly played by Daves. You can hear both versions here and download them, along with the album tracks "The Dirt That You Throw," when you pre-order the album.

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Michael Daves has released two versions of the Ralph Stanley–penned tune "Pretty Polly," off his forthcoming album, Orchids and Violence, due February 26 on Nonesuch Records.

As with the whole double album's repertoire, Daves offers both a more straightforward bluegrass interpretation, featuring roots-music innovators bassist Mike Bub, violinist Brittany Haas, mandolinist Sarah Jarosz, and Punch Brothers banjoist Noam Pikelny, and a second, more raw, experimental rock take on those tunes mostly played by Daves.

You can hear both versions below and download them now when you pre-order the album on iTunes and in the Nonesuch Store, along with the album tracks "The Dirt That You Throw."

Michael Daves and friends will perform both versions of the album's songs live at three New York City venues over three nights March 3–5. For details and tickets, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

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  • Friday, January 29, 2016
    Listen: Michael Daves Releases Two Takes on "Pretty Polly" from New Album, "Orchids and Violence"
    Wendy George

    Michael Daves has released two versions of the Ralph Stanley–penned tune "Pretty Polly," off his forthcoming album, Orchids and Violence, due February 26 on Nonesuch Records.

    As with the whole double album's repertoire, Daves offers both a more straightforward bluegrass interpretation, featuring roots-music innovators bassist Mike Bub, violinist Brittany Haas, mandolinist Sarah Jarosz, and Punch Brothers banjoist Noam Pikelny, and a second, more raw, experimental rock take on those tunes mostly played by Daves.

    You can hear both versions below and download them now when you pre-order the album on iTunes and in the Nonesuch Store, along with the album tracks "The Dirt That You Throw."

    Michael Daves and friends will perform both versions of the album's songs live at three New York City venues over three nights March 3–5. For details and tickets, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

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