Songs in A Minor

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

A double disc copy of Songs in A Minor (2001) by Alicia Keys including two long-playing vinyl discs (a, b), a cardboard jacket (c), and two cardboard sleeves for the discs (d, e). The first vinyl disc (a) contains Side A ("Piano & I," "Girlfriend," "How Come You Don't Call Me," "Fallin'," "Troubles") and Side B ("Rock Wit U," "A Woman's Worth," "Jane Doe"). A label is adhered to the center of the disc on both sides listing the album name and the songs on that side. Side A features a sepia toned photograph of Keys, the same as the color image featured on the jacket (c). The B side has a sepia toned photograph of keys looking at the camera with her head tilted and wearing large sunglasses and her hair in braids with beads at the ends. The second vinyl disc (b) contains Side C ("Goodbye," "The Life," "Mr.

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