Haylie Davis Covers Gram Parsons' November Nights
Davis releases a cover of the Gram Parsons song on what would have been his 80th birthday.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Folk

Singer-songwriter Haylie Davis has released a cover of Gram Parsons' "November Nights" via Fire Records. The release coincides with what would have been Parsons' 80th birthday.
Why it matters
The release ties a contemporary singer to a foundational figure in country-rock, marking the anniversary of his birth. It also arrives shortly after Davis's debut full-length album.
The release follows the June 5, 2026 debut of Davis's full-length album, Wandering Star. Her voice also appears on recent tracks by Sam Burton, Drugdealer, and Alex Amen, though the source does not report chart or streaming figures for the cover.
The players
Haylie Davis
A New York-based singer-songwriter and Northern California native who released the cover.
Gram Parsons
A country-rock musician whose song "November Nights" was covered by Davis.
The details
The cover was recorded at Electric Lady Studios after a soft piano interlude by co-creator Huxley led into the song's intro and Davis began singing. The take was kept because recording continued through the unplanned start.
Timeline
June 5, 2026: Davis releases her debut full-length album, Wandering Star.
November 5, 2026: The cover of "November Nights" is released on Parsons' 80th birthday.
Season Trajectory
Timing a cover to the 80th anniversary of Gram Parsons' birth places a new recording within the continuing reassessment of his catalog. The release marks a point at which a modern folk singer reinterprets a song from his era.
Listeners can access the cover through Fire Records' release channels. The source does not specify streaming platforms or pricing.
The takeaway
Anniversary releases can give older catalogs new listeners through fresh interpretations by contemporary artists. Listeners interested in the original material can explore Gram Parsons' work alongside the new cover.
Further reading
Explore more Folk news for context on the genre Davis works within.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadway World.










