The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Modern Jazz Quartet At Music Inn (Volume 2) (LP, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered, Reissue, Remastered, Special Edition, Stereo) - Mint (M) / Mint (M)

Notes

Issued in a single open pocket gatefold jacket with internal protective packaging promoting Anadisq 200, and a non-labelled rice paper inner sleeve.

[Title]
Front cover: "The Modern Jazz Quartet At Music Inn". "Volume 2" appears in a separate box with a different font on the left-hand side.
Spine: "The Modern Jazz Quartet At Music Inn".
Back cover: "The Modern Jazz Quartet At Music Inn/Volume 2".
Labels: "The Modern Jazz Quartet At Music Inn, Vol. 2". "The Modern Jazz Quartet" is in a smaller font.

[Back cover]
Guest artist Sonny Rollins, tenor sax, joins The Modern Jazz Quartet on "Bags' Groove" & "Night In Tunisia".
MJQ & Sonny Rollins photos: Chuck Stewart Jazz Files
Special Limited Edition {The number in gold appears below within a white box.}
Half-Speed Production and Mastering by Original Masteringworks™ • Specially plated and pressed on 200 grams of High Definition Vinyl • Special Static Free-Dust Free Inner Sleeve • Heavy Duty Protective Packaging • Mastered from the Original Master Tapes • Manufactured by MoFi Manufacturing. a division of MFSL, Inc., 105 Morris Street, Sebastopol, CA 95472, under license from the Atlantic Recording Corporation by arrangement with Rhino Records, Inc., ©℗ 1958.
{Publishing}
A1a <> Mills, ASCAP
A1b <> Chappell, ASCAP
A1c <> Pickwick, ASCAP
A2 <> Atlantic, BMI
A3, B1 <> MJQ Music. BMI
B2 <> Wemar Music, BMI
B3 <> Leeds, ASCAP

Duration for A3 incorrectly appears as 3:17 on the label.

[Gatefold interior]
The two sides {B2 and B3} which bring Sonny together with the Quartet were recorded during a concert at Music Inn in Lenox, Massachusetts in August 1958

[Spine]
PRINTED IN THE U.S.A.

[Labels]
Manufactured by MoFi Manufacturing. a division of MFSL, Inc., under license from the Atlantic Recording Corporation by arrangement with Rhino Records, Inc., ©℗ 1958

Runouts are etched. On variant 2 '4' could be '+' as the line joining top to the left is very faint.