Actually, after looking it up I found that Bob Dylan has 32 studio albums.
And if you want to cound other records, he also has 9 live albums, 14 compliation albums, for a total of 55 there, and 2 albums with Traveling Wilburys plus one compliation, for 58. (Not to mention appearances on at least 5 other albums of various artists, that would bring it up to 63.)
Actually, after looking it up I found that Bob Dylan has 32 studio albums.
And if you want to cound other records, he also has 9 live albums, 14 compliation albums, for a total of 55 there, and 2 albums with Traveling Wilburys plus one compliation, for 58. (Not to mention appearances on at least 5 other albums of various artists, that would bring it up to 63.)
Actually, after looking it up I found that Bob Dylan has 32 studio albums.
And if you want to cound other records, he also has 9 live albums, 14 compliation albums, for a total of 55 there, and 2 albums with Traveling Wilburys plus one compliation, for 58. (Not to mention appearances on at least 5 other albums of various artists, that would bring it up to 63.)
GeForce2187
I don't think you checked that Sun Ra discography. I'd like to see someone trump that.
Including live albums, movie soundtracks, and compilation albums, Elvis Presley released (I think) 77. And I know Elvis holds the record for most albums sold :D
[QUOTE="King_Creole_35"] And I know Elvis holds the record for most albums sold :Dquiglythegreat
That's in dispute; the Beatles may have him beat, it's hard to tell since records from before the '80s are so dodgy. That may be true. I know it's close with Elvis and the Beatles, very close. But it seems like more sources say it was Elvis who has sold more albums.
According to Wikipedia's article about the Billboard 200 (link below), the winner is Elvis Presley with 114 charted albums. The rest of the top five are Frank Sinatra (83), Johnny Mathis (73), Willie Nelson (57), and Barbra Streisand (54).
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