The Motown Record Company series consists of a draft of part of a proposed memoir of Abrams dealing with his association with Motown, its founder Berry Gordy, Jr. and its biggest musical group, the Supremes. This series also includes an extensive collection of the press releases from the company in the period of 1964-1966.
The Stax Record Company series consists of press releases, promotion material for the company, and a remembrance of Otis Redding following his death in 1968.
The Al Abrams Associates series mainly documents press coverage of Florence Ballard and other mainly Detroit-based artists. There is also some mention here of the proposed "soul bowl" promotion being headed by the Rev. C. L. Franklin.
The Miscellaneous series is arranged alphabetically and consists of files arranged by topic or type of material. Included is Abrams correspondence with members of the press, especially those who wrote about music and the entertainment industry. Most of the letters are brief and chatty in content. Included are notes from Walter Winchell and Bob Talbert.
The series also contains digital files of a BBC Radio 2 interview with Abrams from 2013 in which he discusses his career in the music industry.