Cash Box review complimented the song's instrumentation and vocal delivery. The B-side is a cover version of The Cyrkle's "Turn-Down Day", a 1966 single that was also written by Keller and Blume. Later careers Decca was acquired by Westinghouse Electric and promotion for Twinn Connexion dwindled, so Jerry Hopkins went back to school, earned an art degree and lives in Woodstock, New York. Jay Hopkins became a metals trader on Wall Street, where he worked until he died of heart failure in September 2001. Twinn Connexion songs have appeared on compilation albums such as Morning Glory Daze: Universal Soft Rock Collection, Vol. 2 (1997) and Get Easy! Sunshine Pop Collection (2003). The duo's self-titled debut album was reissued in 2010 by Now Sounds, an imprint of Cherry Red Records. Later in 2010, an album titled Songs from the Heart, featuring remastered versions of previously unreleased Twinn Connexion songs, was released in Korea and Japan by Big Pink Music. Jerry Hopkins died on October 1, 2022, after a long battle with cancer. Hopkins's friend Jay Blotcher is currently shopping around the Twinn Connexion screenplay that Hopkins co-wrote in 2005 with his life companion, Robert Cessna. Twinn Connexion (1968) The album was released by Decca Records on October 4, 1968, with songs by Jerry Keller and David Blume. The musical style consisted of pop harmonies influenced by the soft rock and folk rock styles that were popular during the late 1960s. Interest in the duo's music was revived when their musical style was recognized as belonging to the subgenre of 1960s pop music now called sunshine pop. Their songs were featured on several popular sunshine pop compilations. There was soon a demand for the 1968 Twinn Connexion album, with the rare copies fetching high prices on the collectors' market. A digitally remastered and expanded edition of the 1968 Twinn Connexion album was reissued by the Now Sounds record label on May 18, 2010. The remastered CD includes eight bonus tracks. The 24-page booklet features liner notes by three-time Grammy® nominee Sheryl Farber, with commentary from the surviving member of the duo, Jerry Hopkins. Track listing "Sixth Avenue Stroll "I Think I'll Just Go and Find Me a Flower "I Think I Know Him "Dilemma "Turn Down Day "The Music Turns Me On "Foolin' Around "Wind Me Up and I Dance "Summer Sadness "Young and Free "Oh What a Lovely Day Reissue bonus