The Cyrkle - Turn-Down Day download song

These guys are exceptionally good musicians. For me this is one of those songs that give me a really special feeling.

wow,.. I always heard this song on radio and records. I was born in the early 1960's and didn't really get into music until I was about 9 or 10 years old,.. this song still had radio play around the early 70's and yeah, it's kinda corny in its presentation but that's what the mid 60's were back then(before 1967). always liked the lyrics and tune is very mellow. To me this song is like a time capsule when life was different and composed compared to the anarchy which has followed a few years later and stayed ever since. But sometimes in life memories are just enough to put a smile on your face to know that at one point life was fine

CAN'T BELIEVE HOW CORNY THESE GUYS WERE, BUT THEY ARE STILL BETTER THAN HALF OF THE GROUPS OUT THERE TODAY. GOOD SONG TOO. I DON'T KNOW, MAYBE I'M JUST STUCK IN THE 60'S. NOT A BAD PLACE TO BE ACTUALLY.

Holy shit!  A combination bass / 6-string guitar!  I WANT IT!

The drummer is having a good time love it

I remember hoping this song would come on my transistor radio back in those days❤️❤️

Why does it make me feel so good listening to these four lads?

managed by brian Epstein of beatles fame!!  was on the 1966 beatles tour of America!!

My drum teacher would freak if I used a technique like this guy. Maybe I should get a new teacher.

The bassist is amazing.

I used to hear this song on a transistor radio in the 60's in Hartford , Connecticut. I never really knew the lyrics but have hummed it all my life when in a certain mood. I always assumed the lyrics would be about a kind of sad day - like, it's rainy and so no one came to the park. Such a sweet moment in time. Thanks Cyrkle and David Blume music and Jerry Keller - lyrics.

Things that are waiting to mess my mind will just have to wait till tomorrow... Super 60's, baby!

This song will always be completely badass. The melodies and harmonies are wonderful! It doesn't matter how geeky they appear... they're cool as hell.

They opened for the Beatles at the old Cleveland stadium, late summer 1966. I was there.

I'm in a band with the keyboard player. We play both of their hit songs.