Finnish 7" discography [14 official releases + 3 variations]
'It's All Over Now' spent 4 months in the Finnish charts and reached #11 in September 1964 but was imported from the UK or Germany.
Up to 'Street Fighting Man' in 1968, Decca Finland only issued 14 singles [all rare] pressed by Musiikki Fazer, generally bearing UK catalogue numbers preceeded by '45-F'.
Exceptions were made for the first single 'Carol / I Just Want To Make Love To You' [Decca F 44421], exclusive to Finland, and 'Mothers Little Helper / Lady Jane' in 1966 which used the German number DL 25260 [instead of F22405 as in Italy?].
The 2 usual UK [or US] export couplings were used for 'Satisfaction' and 'Get Off Of My Cloud', and as in many European countries, '2000 Light Years From Home' and 'Street Fighting Man' were originally issued with their export numbers F22706 & F22825.
No picture sleeves were made, except for 'Let's Spend The Night Together' [F 12546] whom a few samples were distributed in a very scarce untitled German/Swedish 'stairs' cover.
Various kinds of Decca Finnish company sleeves exist, from the classic orange plastic, to the white paper one with blue Decca logo, through transparent with a single logo on, blue & white imitating the UK swirl, or green and dark blue as above.
Up to 'Mother's Little Helper', labels have push-out centers, then 'large hole' centers were also produced.
In 1973, a Swedish variation of 'Angie' [#16 in the Finnish charts] was made for distribution in Finland.
The band never had a #1 in Finland, but 'The Last Time', 'Satisfaction' and 'Paint It Black' reached #2.
British or Swedish pressings were imported after 1968 ['Honky Tonk Woman' reached #5, Brown Sugar #11].

