Bob Dylan is coming to the BMO Harris Bradley Center on November 17. Will he play the new album, or just the classics? I would think
that most fans want to hear the classics, but I could be wrong. Perhaps he could toss out a couple Traveling Wilburys songs too.
Dylan first hit the charts in the US with his album titled
The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan. That album
was more popular in the United Kingdom, but managed to hit the top 25 in the
charts here at home. He had similar
results with his third album titled The Times They Are a-Changin’
The album went gold in the states, and made the top ten in
the UK.
In 1965 Bob Dylan had two very popular albums hit the
charts. Bringing It All Back Home sold
over a million copies, charting at number six in the USA. Once again, he had a number one hit on his
hands in the UK. Following up with
Highway 61 Revisited, he made fans very happy with that effort. He sold over 1.5 million copies of that album.
Between 1966 and late 1970, Dylan released five albums. All five albums were top ten efforts in the
United States and Europe. Nashville
Skyline did best, selling well over one million copies.
His album titled Together Through Life was released in
2009. That disk hit number one in
American and abroad.
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