sleeve notes

plural noun

1. the printed information on a record sleeve US equivalentliner notes

Example Sentences

Her intentions are laid bare from the sleeve notes for the album, in which she says: "A smirk creeps onto this poet's face. Because it's the worst men that I write best."

From BBC

In the sleeve notes for the album, Swift acknowledges both the turmoil of the relationship and the sharpness of her pen.

From BBC

The politician is credited in the sleeve notes as "The Right-On" Ken Livingstone.

From BBC

But it was my pre-GCSE English teacher, Mr Robinson, who first spotted my love of music and - amazingly, because I was just 14 - entrusted me with typing up a series of sleeve notes to his favourite songs.

From BBC

McEvoy, who grew up listening to her parents’ Yma Sumac records in Peru, and wrote the sleeve notes for the reissue, attributes some of the singer’s enduring popularity to the fact that Sumac and Vivanco “remain a mirror for all those who are forging their identity across borders that are not just geographical but also cultural”.

From The Guardian