With The Beatles

First Brazilian edition of the original UK album, 1975, yellow/orange-ish labels. Duophonic with the exception of two tracks, which are in true stereo ("Till There Was You" and "Not A Second Time"). In 1974 Odeon reissued the Brazilian exclusive LPs in "stereo" (duophonic, with the exception of Beatles '65, which had a true stereo edition in 1965 and was reissued that way). A year later, they decided to substitute those with the original UK albums. In the process, they picked the songs that they already had available in duophonic from previous LPs (again, the exception being Beatles '65) and requested to EMI stereo versions of the remaining songs that weren't available in Brazilian LPs. This is why both songs mentioned above are in true stereo while all the others, which were previously released in Beatlemania, aren't.