The Beatles' records in Yugoslavia were issued on the government-owned Jugoton label. The first, a version of the UK's A Collection Of Beatles Oldies LP, was released in 1967; prior to that residents of the country had to rely on imports.
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Very good site. I write information about Yugoslavian
records. I have information about SP: Let It Be , catalogue number is SAP 8361 not 8304
In my discography (Yugoslavia) i have:
EP: Help! / Mr Moonlight / I'm Down / I'll Follow The Sun
Odeon MEO 113 [Mono] France
The Beatles
Import from France.
1966 year.
LP: Revolver
Hör Zu SHZE 186 [Tylko w Stereo] West Germany
Import from West Germany
Artist: THE BEATLES featuring TONY SHERIDAN & GUESTS
Title:
A) SIDE
1) AIN'T SHE SWEET
2) CRY FOR A SHADOW
B) SIDE
1) MY BONNIE
2) IF YOU LOVE ME BABY
Country: YUGOSLAVIA
Company: RTB