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Polly (Nirvana song)
"Polly" is a song by American grunge band Nirvana. It is the sixth song on their 1991 album, ''Nevermind''.
==History==
Dating back to at least 1988, "Polly" stands alongside "About a Girl" as one of singer/guitarist Kurt Cobain's earliest forays into unfiltered pop songwriting. It was originally titled "Hitchhiker", and later "Cracker", but was renamed "Polly" sometime in 1989. It was left off Nirvana's 1989 debut album, ''Bleach'', because Cobain believed it was not consistent with the band's heavy grunge sound of the time. However, it found its way onto the band's second album, ''Nevermind'', two years later, and remained a part of the band's regular setlist until Cobain's death (and Nirvana's dissolution) in April 1994.
It also stands as drummer Chad Channing's only contribution to ''Nevermind'', having been asked to leave the band before the recording of the album in Los Angeles. Channing's cymbal crashes remained on the final ''Nevermind'' version of the song as it was recorded at producer Butch Vig's Wisconsin studios before Channing was replaced by Dave Grohl. The tracks from those Wisconsin sessions, which included soon to be Nirvana classics "In Bloom" and "Lithium", would be used by the band as a demo in effort to attract major label attention. Those sessions also served to make the band comfortable enough with Vig's production style that they would select him to produce ''Nevermind''. "Polly" is a distinct song in that it is entirely acoustic (as originally recorded for ''Nevermind''), which contrasts the more "clean-guitar-for-verses, distorted-guitar-for-choruses, quiet-loud-quiet" pattern Nirvana is famous for employing. The song has the least significant drum part of all of Nirvana's catalogue of songs; all the song has are cymbals at the start of each chorus section.
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