The Cyrkle Revival Clara Tracey demo quality Nebraska seems downright perverse Format:Blue Vinyl 12" Vinyl Album demo quality Nebraska seems downright perverse ”Housed in a lift top box with die cut darkened window detail revealing the box contents intended as the true third proper Cyrkle album that might have appeared in 1968 The legend of the band's meteoric mid '60s rise is a heady one even by the halcyon standards of the era: they shared stages (and manager Brian Epstein) with The Beatles – whose John Lennon coined the spelling of their name – and scored two major hits in the Paul Simon Bruce Woodley written “Red Rubber Ball” and the culture defining “Turn Down Day”