Like all great new pop acts, we’re coming out of nowhere to release our first single with no advance warning and precious little sensible preparation.

That song is an acoustic, neo-folkie version of the classic rock-steady tune, “Riding for a Fall,” recorded by The Tams, but probably remembered best for the great version by Delroy Wilson from his 1967 album, Good All Over,  but also recorded by John Holt, Horace Andy, and others.

It should be available on iTunes and Pandora at some point in the next month and on Google Play and Spotify soon after.

We’d love to let you hear the whole thing — because that’s how we roll, baby — but because we didn’t write this song, we have to play by the rules — and the copyright cops just have this thing…

Anyhow, here’s the most we can legally play for you: Riding for a Fall (excerpt)