Cyrkle - Turn Down Day video free download

jay dull

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

Carolyn Smith

Great memories!

Beach Bum

Turn Down Day is my favorite; takes me back to Dec '67 and I was on leave before going off to the war. This song was popular then. It was the same time a man whose name rhymes with Hob Goblin who was singing, '...everybody must get stoned."

rareblues78daddy

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

Will Brader

Always liked this song, it seems to be lip-synched here as it sounds identical to the record. I would like to go back in time to slap their manager; here they look all dolled up and dippy, the seem much more themselves in the video of "Red Rubber Ball"

frizzlefrap

always liked their songs .... very talented young men

WV591

Real gifted musicians unlike today's fuck shits.

Cesar Canchola

Echa un vistazo a este vídeo en YouTube:

Billy S

"Turn Down Day"..#16 in September 1966. Is it really possible in today's world to do what they're saying in this song????

fgldnglbs

@cockroach: It looks like the Hollywood Palace, which in case you don't know, was ABC's answer to the Ed Sullivan Show.

girlcrazy7

impossible for someone with panic disorder. i can only wish.

Raymond Lee

Great clip they never made it here in the UK & a Brian Epstein group The Beatles liked the band as well they said to spell there name that way just a bit of trivia.

vivalapsych

I wonder what TV program this was. 

Merganzer1776 Boone

When my dad came back from Vietnam, this was he favorite group. I miss him a lot.

Daniel Daly

The song was written by the late David Blume, husband of renowned musician Carolyn Hester. The drummer Marty Fried became a lawyer. Their original pianist became a surgeon. Guitarists Don Dannemann and Tom Dawes became advertising executives. Great band.

kevin edwards

Just stumbled across this, never heard of them---------but love this song, thank you for posting this, now if I could only get this song out of my head lol.

rsmoparman

Who played the Sitar??

James Mascia

Great song, vocals and performance.

Ryan Bollman

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.

warren3427

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

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