THE BEATLES - 20 EXITOS DE ORO (20 GOLDEN HITS) 1979
GERMÁN ALVAREZ
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THE BEATLES - 20 EXITOS DE ORO (20 GOLDEN HITS) 1979
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GERMÁN ALVAREZ
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General Release Information
• Release Year: October 1979.
• Record Label: EMI-Odeon (distributed under the Odeon or EMI brands depending on the country).
• Formats: Originally released on 12" Vinyl (LP) and Cassette.
• Commercial Context: Released strategically by EMI in the late 1970s specifically for Spain and the Latin American market (Argentina, Colombia, etc.). It aimed to capture a new generation of fans by compiling their biggest hits onto a single disc, serving as a spiritual predecessor to what would become the massive 1 compilation album decades later.
Technical & Production Details
• Audio Mix: Stereo (utilizing the original stereo mixes available for the tracks at that time).
• Songwriting Credits: 18 tracks written by the Lennon/McCartney partnership, and 2 tracks written by George Harrison ("Something" and "Here Comes The Sun").
• Original Producers: The original recordings (tracked between 1963 and 1970) were produced by George Martin, with the exception of "Let It Be" and "Get Back," which featured production/reproduction by Phil Spector for their album versions.
Regional Identifiers (Catalog Numbers by Country)
• Spain: Released on vinyl under the catalog number Odeon 10C 068-007.030. It included a printed inner sleeve showcasing the band's official discography released in Spain up to 1979.
• Argentina: Released by EMI-Odeon with label variations on the physical disc (some featuring the classic Apple Records logo and others with the standard EMI label).
• Colombia: Published under the catalog number EMI 11851, featuring the subtitle (Versiones Originales) on the front cover.
Album Trivia & Curiosities
• Translated Titles: A unique feature of this Spanish-language market release is that the back covers and disc labels included Spanish translations (sometimes very literal or creative) right next to the original English titles.
• Difference from Anglo Markets: This album should not be confused with the compilation 20 Greatest Hits released in the US and UK in 1982. Although they share a similar concept, the tracklists differ significantly (for instance, the Anglo versions included songs like "Love Me Do" or "I Feel Fine," which are missing from this 1979 release).
Side A
00:00:00 She Loves You
00:02:22 I Want to Hold Your Hand
00:04:49 Can't Buy Me Love
00:07:01 A Hard Day's Night
00:09:35 Ticket to Ride
00:12:45 Help!
00:15:05 Something
00:18:09 We Can Work It Out
00:20:25 Michelle
00:23:07 Hey Jude
Side B
00:30:19 All You Need Is Love
00:34:07 Penny Lane
00:37:09 With a Little Help from My Friends
00:39:54 Lady Madonna
00:42:13 Paperback Writer
00:44:33 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
00:47:44 Yesterday
00:49:50 Get Back
00:53:02 Here Comes The Sun
00:56:10 Let it be