Beatles discography: Brazil

Beatlemania
January 1964
Odeon MOFB 274

The Beatles Again
Spring 1964
Odeon MOFB 287

Os Reis Do Ié, Ié, Ié! (A Hard Day's Night)
September 1964
Odeon MOFB 299

The Beatles 65
January 1965
Odeon MOFB 317

Help! (Socorro!)
September 1965
Odeon MOFB 333

Rubber Soul
January 1966
Odeon BTL 1001 (mono)

Revolver
August 1966
Odeon BTL 1002 (mono)
Odeon SBTL 1002 (stereo)

A Collection Of Beatles Oldies
January 1967
Odeon BTL 1003 (mono)

Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
June 1967
Odeon BTX 1004 (mono)
Odeon SBTX 1004 (stereo)

The Beatles (White Album)
January 1969
Apple BTX 1005/6 (mono)
Apple SBTX 1005/6 (stereo)

Yellow Submarine
February 1969
Apple BTL 1007 (mono)
Apple SBTL 1007 (stereo)

Abbey Road
September 1969
Apple BTL 1008 (mono)
Apple SBTL 1008 (stereo)

Hey Jude
May 1970
Apple BTL 1009 (mono)
Apple SBTL 1009 (stereo)

Let It Be
June 1970
Apple BTL 1013 (mono)
Apple SBTL 1013 (stereo)

Beatles Forever
Early 1972
Apple BTL 1017 (mono)
Apple SBTL 1017 (stereo)

Johnny Moondog Saturday 9 June 2012
Friends,
The Brazilian singles from We Can Work It Out to The Long and Winding Road (except Let It Be) were released without picture sleeves. The sleeves of these singles were created by a seller to fool the collectors around the world. He sold these pictures as originals, but they’re not. These singles were released with standards sleeves only.
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Joe Monday 11 June 2012
Really? I never knew that. Do you have an image of the standard sleeve? joe at beatlesbible dot com if you can help. Thanks!
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Alexandre Begalli Sunday 16 December 2012
Hi. I understand that some data is not correct here. In 1965 Odeon (EMI’s Brazilian label) has released “The Beatles 65” in MONO and STEREO; in 1966 Rubber Soul (BTL-1001) was released only MONO, with a white belatles’s specific label; Revolver was released in MONO (BTL-1002) and SETERO (SBTL-1002); A Collection Beatles Oldies, But Goldies, was relesead in MONO only (BTL-1003). Since Rubber Soul released we have received the UK albuns content.Since 1966 every single were released with no photos. In the 70’s EMI has released a singles collection in 45 rpm with photos. But the brasilians ratter to have the albuns.
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Joe Sunday 16 December 2012
Thanks Alexandre. Do you have the issue numbers for Beatles 65 in mono and stereo? I presume the one I have is the mono one.
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Piotr Kaczmarczyk Tuesday 15 January 2013
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BBCSessions1963 Tuesday 29 January 2013
My first LP was Beatles Forever. Got it at a swap meet for $45. Does anybody else here have it? I want to know if I bought it for a good price.
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Rafa Thursday 9 May 2013
Hello again!
this time is for say that the brazilian LP “Beatlemania” is without the song «Not a Second Time».
The complete tracklisting in side 2 of the LP was:
1. «She Loves You»
2. «Roll Over Beethoven»
3. «You Really Got a Hold on Me»
4. «I Wanna Be Your Man»
5. «Devil in Her Heart»
6. «I Saw Her Standing There»
And on “The Beatles Again” is missed the song «Money» on side 2 of the LP, between «Hold Me Tight» and «Do You Want to Know a Secret»
The complete tracklisting in side 2 of the LP was:
1. «Hold Me Tight»
2. «Money»
3. «Do You Want to Know a Secret»
4. «All My Loving»
5. «Love Me Do»
6. «Can’t Buy Me Love»
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Rafa Thursday 9 May 2013
The EP section:
the original third brazilian EP of the Beatles had this consecutive tracklisting:
Side 1:
1. «A Hard Day’s Night»
2. «I Should Have Known Better»
Side2:
1. «Can’t Buy Me Love»
2. «And I Love Her»
Greetings from Spain.
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socorro Tuesday 18 November 2014
The stereo catalog number for Beatles 65 is SMOFB 317. The original issue came in a mono sleeve with a stereo sticker. It uses the solid blue label without the “Alta Fidelidade” next to the spindle.
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