Bob Dylan, 78, earns his first-ever number one hit with the 17-minute long Murder Most Foul
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dailymail.co.ukBob Dylan has earned his first-ever number one on a Billboard Chart with 17-minute long Murder Most Foul.The music legend's first original piece of music in eight years - which is about the 1963 assassination of late former US President John F.
Kennedy - has topped Billboard's Rock Digital Song Sales chart after being downloaded 10,000 times.The 78-year-old singer/songwriter has only ever reached number two on the Billboard Hot 100 with Like a Rolling Stone in 1965 and Rainy Day Women #12 and #35 in 1966.
He is now #1!Bob Dylan has earned his first-ever number one on a Billboard Chart with 17-minute long Murder Most Foul; seen in 2012While on the Adult Alternative Songs chart, 2000's 'Things Have Changed' placed at No 2.
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