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JEWELS & BINOCULARS, by Phil Bowen.

JEWHOOING THE SIXTIES - AMERICAN CELEBRITY AND JEWISH IDENTITY, by David E. Kaufman.

JEWS, RACE AND POPULAR MUSIC, by Jon Stratton

JOAN BAEZ & BOB DYLAN

JOKERMAN - READING THE LYRICS OF BOB DYLAN, by Aidan Day. (2 editions)

JOKERMEN & THIEVES - BOB DYLAN AND THE BALLAD TRADITION, by Nick De Somogyi.

JUDAS! - FROM FOREST HILLS TO THE FREE TRADE HALL, by Clinton Heylin. (2 editions)

JUST A PERSONAL TENDENCY, by Dave Percival

JUST LIKE BOB ZIMMERMAN'S BLUES - DYLAN IN MINNESOTA, by Dave Engel.

KEEP THE FUCK OUTA MY GODDAM GARBAGE!!, by A. J. Weberman

* KEEPING TIME - THE UNSEEN ARCHIVE OF COLUMBIA RECORDS, text by Jon Pareles.

* KENSINGTON GARDENS, by Rodrigo Fresán. (2 editions)

KEY IS IN THE TITLE (THE) (BOB DYLAN) - OR SOME OTHER KIND OF STORIES, by Lars Hols

KEYS TO THE RAIN - THE DEFINITIVE BOB DYLAN ENCYCLOPEDIA, by Oliver Trager. (2 editions)

KIDZER KIDS MEET BOB DYLAN (THE), by Eva Emily Ellis.

KNOCKIN' ON DYLAN'S DOOR - ON THE ROAD IN '74, Rolling Stone Book. (2 editions)

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