Dylan's new album hits No. 1 on charts
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Bob Dylan is back at the top of the charts &#151; for the first time in 30 years. His new album, "Modern Times," reached No. 1 on the album sales chart, selling 192,000 units in its first week of release, according to Nielsen SoundScan figures released Wednesday.
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LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - One thing is certain when an  artist releases two albums in the same week: They both can't be  No. 1.
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Bob Dylan&#39;s 1965 hit, &#39;Like a Rolling Stone&#39; was named as greatest song of all time by &#39;Rolling Stone&#39; magazine as part of a special issue due out this Friday.
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Bob Dylan's first studio album in almost five years went on sale in the United States, with reviewers hailing the veteran rocker's latest offering as the sign of an old master on a roll.
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LOS ANGELES  - With the release of his   new album "Modern Times" this week, Bob Dylan has been   inescapable in the press.
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The famously private Bob Dylan, whose  background and music are the stuff of legend, will shed light  on his life and four-decade career as a singer-songwriter in a  memoir to be published this autumn, his publisher said on  Tuesday.
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Bob Dylan, whose latest chart-topping release failed to secure a Grammy nomination for the coveted album of the year, picked up a consolation prize at the awards ceremony on Sunday.
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Having a No. 1 album just isnât what it used to be. This week Alicia Keys is back atop the Billboard chart with âAs I Amâ (J), but the 61,000 copies it has sold is barely above the historic low for a No. 1 album, Nielsen SoundScan reported. The âJunoâ soundtrack, on Rhino, fell to No. 2, with 55,000 sold. New releases dot the chart this week. The Mars Volta, which revels in head-spinningly complex progressive rock, opened in the third spot with 54,000 sales of âFrances the Muteâ (Universal); the Welsh heavy metal band Bullet for My Valentine reached fourth place with âScream Aim Fireâ (Jive), selling 53,000; and the â2008 Grammy Nomineesâ compilation (Hip-O/Universal) moved 50,000, opening at No. 5. The remix album âHannah Montana 2: Non-Stop Dance Partyâ (Disney) bowed at No. 7, and Vampire Weekend, the acclaimed New York indie band, reached No. 17 with its self-titled debut on the XL label.
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With the release of his  new album "Modern Times" this week, Bob Dylan has been  inescapable in the press.
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In a major week for new releases,   Justin Timberlake scored his first No. 1 solo album, while John   Mayer, Bob Seger and Lionel Richie also crashed the upper   echelons of the U.S. pop charts, according to Billboard.
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Bob Dylan's first album in five  years, "Modern Times," and the infectious Gnarls Barkley single  "Crazy" topped Rolling Stone's picks for 2006, the magazine  said on Tuesday.
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Justin Timberlake has scored his first number one solo album in the US, according to Billboard.
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NEW YORK (Billboard) - Bon Jovi topped the U.S. album charts for the first time since 1988 on Wednesday, while rock duo the White Stripes scored a personal best with a No. 2 debut for their latest release.
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Eminem fans have turned out en  masse to snap up their rap idol's newest album, propelling it  to No. 1 on the U.S. pop charts after just three days in  release.
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NEW YORK - Bob Dylan&#39;s Like a Rolling Stone is at the top of a list of the 500 best songs compiled by Rolling Stone magazine. Taken from Dylan&#39;s 1965 album Highway 61 Revisited, the six-minute tune solidified
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Rod Stewart has scored his first US number one since 1978 this week, as &quot;Stardust...The Great American Songbook Vol. 3&quot; ousts George Strait from the top of the Billboard Top 200.
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With Bob Dylan&#39;s &quot;Like A Rolling Stone&quot; at No 1, and the Stones&#39; &quot;Satisfaction&quot; at No 2, it might seem a little enlightened self-interest is at work in Rolling Stone magazine&#39;s chart of the 500 Greatest Rock&#39;n&#39;Roll Songs.