“Turn-Down Day” is a song by the American rock band The Cyrkle. It was released in 1966 as the follow-up single to their hit song “Red Rubber Ball.” Written by Jerry Keller and Dave Blume, “Turn-Down Day” is a cheerful and catchy pop-rock tune that captures the spirit of the 1960s.
The song’s lyrics depict a carefree attitude, encouraging listeners to take it easy and enjoy a relaxing day without worries or stress. With its upbeat melody and light-hearted vibe, “Turn-Down Day” became a popular radio hit and resonated with audiences during the mid-1960s.
While The Cyrkle didn’t achieve the same level of long-term success as some of their contemporaries, “Turn-Down Day” remains a notable example of the upbeat and melodic sound that characterized the 1960s pop-rock music scene.
The song’s catchy chorus and easygoing feel make it a memorable tune from that era, capturing the essence of youthful optimism and carefree days.
