CHARTLINE ALL-TIME RANKING
Greatest Artists
of All Time
Chartline Artist Rating measures an artist's overall achievement across their charting songs, balancing superstar-level hits, catalog depth, sustained success, and performance relative to the artist's era.
Showing ranks
2201–2300
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Arthur Alexander
Best song: You Better Move On
The Applejacks
Best song: Mexican Hat Rock
The Four Lads
Best song: The Mocking Bird
The Dirt Band
Best song: An American Dream
Sister Hazel
Best song: All For You
Florence + The Machine
Best song: Dog Days Are Over
Lee Hazlewood
Best song: Jackson
Kim Weston
Best song: It Takes Two
Buddy Holly
Best song: It Doesn't Matter Anymore
Garbage
Best song: Stupid Girl
Joanie Sommers
Best song: Johnny Get Angry
Luke
Best song: Raise The Roof
Common
Best song: Love Of My Life (An Ode To Hip Hop)
Shontelle
Best song: Impossible
William Bell
Best song: Tryin' To Love Two
Ruben Studdard
Best song: Sorry 2004
SHeDAISY
Best song: I Will...But
Los Bravos
Best song: Black Is Black
Rolf Harris
Best song: Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport
Troy Shondell
Best song: This Time
The Gap Band
Best song: Early In The Morning
Jimmy Eat World
Best song: The Middle
The Chambers Brothers
Best song: Time Has Come Today
Kitty Kallen
Best song: My Coloring Book
Adassa
Best song: We Don't Talk About Bruno
The Mike Curb Congregation
Best song: The Candy Man
The Hondells
Best song: Little Honda
Hurricane Chris
Best song: A Bay Bay
Morris Albert
Best song: Feelings
Liam Payne
Best song: Strip That Down
Sammy Johns
Best song: Chevy Van
Sonny James
Best song: Since I Met You, Baby
Joe Public
Best song: Live And Learn
Mary Jane Girls
Best song: In My House
Jessi Colter
Best song: I'm Not Lisa
BlocBoy JB
Best song: Look Alive
Dionne Farris
Best song: I Know
Bertie Higgins
Best song: Key Largo
Billy Vera & The Beaters
Best song: At This Moment
Robin Luke
Best song: Susie Darlin'
B.W. Stevenson
Best song: My Maria
Dexys Midnight Runners
Best song: Come On Eileen
Westside Connection
Best song: Bow Down
Matt Monro
Best song: My Kind Of Girl
Jude Cole
Best song: Baby, It's Tonight
Tweet
Best song: Oops (Oh My)
Bar-Kays
Best song: Soul Finger
d4vd
Best song: Romantic Homicide
Bent Fabric and His Piano
Best song: Alley Cat
Natanael Cano
Best song: PRC
Karmin
Best song: Brokenhearted
R. Kelly & Public Announcement
Best song: Dedicated
Frankie Ford
Best song: Sea Cruise
Anthony Hamilton
Best song: Charlene
The Statler Brothers
Best song: Flowers On The Wall
Fuel
Best song: Hemorrhage (In My Hands)
The Murmaids
Best song: Popsicles And Icicles
The Hudson Brothers
Best song: So You Are A Star
The New Birth
Best song: I Can Understand It
Jane Morgan
Best song: The Day The Rains Came
Bobby Shmurda
Best song: Hot Boy
D4L
Best song: Laffy Taffy
JVKE
Best song: Golden Hour
Pete Townshend
Best song: Let My Love Open The Door
G.Q.
Best song: Disco Nights (Rock-Freak)
Faron Young
Best song: Hello Walls
Bobby Fuller Four
Best song: I Fought The Law
Sech
Best song: Otro Trago
Billy Bland
Best song: Let The Little Girl Dance
Lumidee
Best song: Never Leave You - Uh Ooh, Uh Oooh!
James Arthur
Best song: Say You Won't Let Go
The Marmalade
Best song: Reflections Of My Life
John Cougar Mellencamp
Best song: Crumblin' Down
Craig Mack
Best song: Flava In Ya Ear
The Ikettes
Best song: I'm Blue (The Gong-Gong Song)
Champaign
Best song: How 'bout Us
David Geddes
Best song: Run Joey Run
KT Tunstall
Best song: Black Horse & The Cherry Tree
J.J. Cale
Best song: Crazy Mama
Swizz Beatz
Best song: I Can Transform Ya
Sleepy Brown
Best song: The Way You Move
Jordan Smith
Best song: Somebody To Love
METHODOLOGY
How Artist Rating works
Core
An artist's 10 strongest charting songs form the Core score, with each song adjusted for the artist's billing credit.
Depth
Songs beyond the Top 10 continue contributing with diminishing weight, rewarding deep catalogs without letting catalog size dominate.
Era
Song performance is evaluated relative to its chart era so artists from different periods can be compared consistently.
Artist credit
Principal artists receive 100% ranking credit, co-billed artists receive 70%, and featured artists receive 35%. Every credited artist still receives the song in their Chartline catalog.
Chartline Artist Rating is based only on chart performance. It does not use streaming totals, awards, album sales, touring revenue, cultural importance, or subjective judgments.