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The designer is uncredited, but it is likely Bob Cato who did other Dylan covers, or John Berg who was art director at Columbia at the time and who loved usingNesbitt's Gothic. The very nice slab seems to be another wood type:Wells' Antique, shown as Argosy in my 1981 catalog from Haber (who provided phototype versions of Morgan wood type, including Nesbitt's Gothic, for much of the New York design scene). It's not quite a match, though: it's slightly lighter and its 'G' beard is square rather than tapered.

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BIEM release. What a script! Only in France.