1964 THE BEATLES Twist And Shout EP 7" BRAZIL-ONLY 45 elvis john lennon
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Description
ARTIST: The Beatles TITLE: Twist And Shout / A Taste Of Honey / Do You Want To Know A Secret / There's A Place
LABEL: Odeon – 7 ID-4083
RECORD GRADE: G+ (wear to the center labels)
SLEEVE GRADE: G+ (writing on cover)
NOTES: Rare Brazilian-only EP. Import from 1964!
You're looking at a rare Brazilian EP by The Beatles, issued in July 1964 on the Odeon label. This particular release is notable not only for its tracklist but also for its “sandwich cover” format—a unique Brazilian packaging style that adds to its collectibility among international Beatles and vinyl collectors.
🎶 Release Overview: Artist: The Beatles
Title: Twist And Shout / A Taste Of Honey / Do You Want To Know A Secret / There's A Place
Label: Odeon – 7 ID-4083
Format: 7" Vinyl EP, 33 ⅓ RPM, Mono, Sandwich Cover
Country: Brazil
Released: July 1964
Genre: Rock
Style: Rock & Roll, Pop Rock, Beat
📀 Tracklist: Side A:
Twist And Shout
A Taste Of Honey
Side B:
Do You Want To Know A Secret
There's A Place
📌 Notable Features: Sandwich cover: A thicker cardboard sleeve used for durability, specific to many Brazilian 60s EPs. Highly sought-after among collectors due to regional rarity.
Mono recording: Original mono mixes as intended during early Beatles releases.
33 ⅓ RPM format: Unusual for a 7" EP, as most were 45 RPM—this format allowed for higher audio fidelity and more content per side.
Early Brazilian press: Released while Beatlemania was exploding globally, this EP reflects the early penetration of The Beatles into the South American market.
💡 Collector Notes: Brazilian Beatles releases are highly collectible due to their regional artwork, variant covers, and unique pressings.
Condition of the cover and label significantly affects value; sandwich sleeves are prone to wear and ring marks.
Odeon Brazil was an affiliate of EMI and released many Beatles records with distinctive cover art and typography
This single highlights the contrast between The Beatles’ early and mid-period styles—“Ticket to Ride” representing their move into deeper, more introspective songwriting, while “This Boy” maintained their love for classic pop ballads.
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