[78-L] What's an ERPI?

David Lennick dlennick at sympatico.ca
Fri Oct 14 05:48:54 PDT 2011


Those numbers appear in the dead wax with the prefix SS, and without prefixes 
on the labels. Just for further confusion, the Stein disc I have (numbers III 
and IV in the Contemporary Poets Series) has BXT 169 in the dead wax on both 
sides. 8067-6 is likely Making of Americans Part 2.

dl

On 10/14/2011 8:26 AM, Han Enderman wrote:
> Does the -6 suffix in these ERPI numbers refer to the number of sides in the series?
>
> han enderman
> ===
>>>> On 10/13/2011 10:57 PM, Thomas Stern wrote:
>>
>>
>> The ERPI GERTRUDE STEIN discs listed in Worldcat:
>>
>> 8066-6  The Making Of Americans
>>
>> 8068-6  A Valentine To Sherwood Anderson
>> 8069-6  Selections From Madame Recamier An Opera
>> 8070-6  Matisse
>> 8071-6  If I Told Him. A Completed Portrait Of Picasso
>
> The disc I have is 8068-6 and 8069-6, labelled Contemporary Poets III and IV.
> Making of Americans was "Parts 1&  2" on the Caedmon lp, as I recall, so this
> all flows as a series.
>
> dl
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
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>> Subject: Re: [78-L] What's an ERPI?
>>
>>
>> The ERPI discs are in fact National Council of Teachers of English. I don't
>> know if these predate the ten-inch red label discs, some of which I believe
>> were dubbed from pregrooved aluminums. The ERPIs are very good quality, sound
>> first generation..no tell-tale background noise as if from film or 33rpm
>> lacquers. They're in a series called Contemporary Poets and are numbers 7-14
>> (I'm missing sides 9&   10). For what it's worth, the one Gertrude Stein disc I
>> have is on the same label and in the same series, numbers 3&   4. The Caedmon lp
>> had 6 tracks so Stein could be on numbers 1/2 and 5/6, with Frost following.
>> (And no, the Gertrude Stein sides don't have the same type of matrix numbers,
>> although they still look as if they could have been cut by the same studio.)
>>
>> dl
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