Madrid And The Counts - seemingly unknown 1960's Soul acetate

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It's by a group called 'Madrid (And The Counts)'. They had one official single on the Rust label, which doesn't appear to be widely known. Not sure what it sounds like. Anyone has digital copy by any chance?

This acetate was produced by Rick Keefer in November 1967. He produced the Little Curtis "Soul Desire" 45 on Vanco right around the same time. 

I can't find any evidence online that this song was ever released. It's another cover of Darrell Banks and Ike & Tina Turner's "Somebody (Somewhere) Needs You". Good dancer! This version is closer to Ike & Tina Turner's version.
Anyone has any more info on this?

The B-side is a cover version of one of Buffalo Springfield's songs. It's more Garage/Teen Rock, which is what Rick Keefer was known for mostly. 

 

Madrid - Somebody Somewhere (Ridon Productions 1967).mp3

[Chalky]

The Rust release was the same peoduction company, Ridon.

[Timillustrator]

Nice, that organ and the guitar at the end are pretty garagey too. What's the Buffalo Springfield song?

 

[The Yank]

It's the group's cover of "Do I Have To Come Right Out And Say 

It"

 

Edited December 18, 2018 by the yank

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30 minutes ago, Timillustrator said:

Nice, that organ and the guitar at the end are pretty garagey too. What's the Buffalo Springfield song?

 

 

Unknown Artist - Do I Have To Come Right Out And Say It (Ridon 1966 or 1967).mp3

[Tomangoes]

Love this record, and as well as Ike and Tina ( my favourite) and the Madrid cut, here are 2 other versions:

Ed