Summary

Cover of Yolanda Adams's album, Mountain High... Valley Low.

Source: All Music Guide

Licensing

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Fair use in Mountain High... Valley Low, Yolanda Adams and Yolanda Adams discography

Though this copyrighted image's use is permissible according to U.S. fair use laws for the following reasons:

1. This is a low resolution version of the album/single cover.
2. The inclusion of this image does not damage the image's owner's right to sell the album/single.
3. This cannot feasibly be used to create illegal copies of the album/single.
4. The image relates directly to a mention of the recording in the article.
5. This image was made famous by Yolanda Adams and is therefore significant to this article.