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78 RPM Record

Artist: Los Beatles Label:   Odeon "Pops" Country: Argentina Catalogue: 75202 Date: 7 Feb 1964 Format: 10" Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  4 Want Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Los Beatles	Twist Y Gritos (Twist And Shout)	Medley, Russell	Rate
B	Los Beatles	La Vi Parada Ahi (I Saw Her Standing There)	McCartney, Lennon	Rate

Notes

EMI released this 78 to capitalise on the growing worldwide popularity of The Beatles. It was issued at a special low price and in a picture sleeve, thus being the only Beatles 78 anywhere in the world to be issued with a picture sleeve. By 13 March 1964 the 78 had completely sold out and was replaced by a normal 7 inch single (spinning at 33 1/3 rpm, which was usual in South America). This 78 release was preceded by 7 inch single releases of From Me To You and Please Please Me in 1963.

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Number: 411230  THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: JPGR&B SUBS Description: A Side Label.	Number: 411231  Uploaded By: JPGR&B SUBS Description: B Side Label.	Number: 411228  Uploaded By: JPGR&B SUBS Description: Front Cover.	Number: 411229  Uploaded By: JPGR&B SUBS Description: Back Cover.
Number: 3211083  Uploaded By: pinio65 Description: February ' 1964

Comments and Reviews

pinio65 2nd Jan 2016		https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.295296933845565.65607.266092880099304&type=3
pinio65 2nd Jan 2016		Beatles single 78 rpm from argentina "Twist And Shout / I Saw Her Standing There" on old yellow/green Odeon label. Released in Argentina in early 1964 only 350 copies were pressed,at that time Argentina used 33rpm for singles and eps,so Odeon stop to pressed in 78 rpm in 1962 as they have in stock a lot of lacke,they resolve to press this single in 78 rpm at a very low promotional price ($80 Pesos) just when a common single was around (150 pesos) in one week all the stock was sold in the shops,and the record was re-press this time in 33 1/3 rpm. 33rpm was an usual speeded used in south american countries in the 60s 70s and 80s.
Orbiting Cat 21st Feb 2014		"Promo Only" for this website means a record that wasn't available for sale to the general public, so I've changed the designation to a normal record.
RadnaNotions 19th Feb 2014		Maybe it's just the scan but there are some scary eyes on that sleeve - especially John's. I can't help thinking that something with a price on the cover can't be "promo only" in the sense that that designation is usually used on these sites.
Jock_Girl ● 19th Feb 2014		It was a special promotion item, so it should no doubt be changed to promo. The $80 price is actually 80 Pesos not 80 Dollars. My guess is that we are are talking about 1 US dollar at that time.
vinyl_junkie 19th Feb 2014		It isn't a promo - the "Edition Promotional" refers to the promotional price of $80! Can a mod change the format?
zabadak 7th Jan 2013		A 78? In a picture sleeve? WANT!!!
JPGR&B SUBS 9th Dec 2012		I don't know. But it's a 78.
LouisSidney 9th Dec 2012		A promo? Is it vinyl or what ?

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