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
3901–4000
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Barbara Fairchild
Best song: Teddy Bear Song
The Wilkinsons
Best song: 26 Cents
Clarence Clemons
Best song: You're A Friend Of Mine
The Sopwith "Camel"
Best song: Hello Hello
Billy Strange
Best song: The James Bond Theme
Ryan Tedder
Best song: Rocketeer
Ricardo "RikRok" Ducent
Best song: It Wasn't Me
Wet Wet Wet
Best song: Love Is All Around
Pigmeat Markham
Best song: Here Comes The Judge
Godley & Creme
Best song: Cry
Auli'i Cravalho
Best song: How Far I'll Go
Billy Williams
Best song: Nola
Shirley and Lee
Best song: Let The Good Times Roll
Hugo & Luigi
Best song: Just Come Home
$uicideBoy$
Best song: Napoleon
KAI
Best song: Never Be Like You
The Yellow Balloon
Best song: Yellow Balloon
The Pharcyde
Best song: Passin' Me By
Boys Don't Cry
Best song: I Wanna Be A Cowboy
Loreena McKennitt
Best song: The Mummers' Dance
Walter Jackson
Best song: It's All Over
The U-Krew
Best song: If U Were Mine
Ski Mask The Slump God
Best song: Faucet Failure
The Edsels
Best song: Rama Lama Ding Dong
3rd Party
Best song: Can U Feel It
Cause And Effect
Best song: You Think You Know Her
Luscious Jackson
Best song: Naked Eye
Etta Jones
Best song: Don't Go To Strangers
Eruption
Best song: I Can't Stand The Rain
Redman/Method Man
Best song: How High (From "The Show")
Rusty Draper
Best song: Night Life
Vonda Shepard
Best song: Can't We Try
Jessie Hill
Best song: Ooh Poo Pah Doo - Part II
Brooke Valentine
Best song: Girlfight
John Phillips
Best song: Mississippi
The Shells
Best song: Baby Oh Baby
The James Gang
Best song: Walk Away
Yo-Yo
Best song: You Can't Play With My Yo-Yo
Bryan Adams/Tina Turner
Best song: It's Only Love
Ecstasy, Passion & Pain
Best song: Ask Me
Black Sabbath
Best song: Iron Man
Lil Duval
Best song: Smile (Living My Best Life)
Deane Hawley
Best song: Look For A Star
Sybil
Best song: Don't Make Me Over
Dale Ward
Best song: Letter From Sherry
INOJ/LATHUN
Best song: Love You Down
Morris Day
Best song: Fishnet
Margaret Whiting
Best song: The Wheel Of Hurt
Dusk
Best song: I Hear Those Church Bells Ringing
Sammy Kaye And His Orchestra
Best song: Charade
Underground Sunshine
Best song: Birthday
Howard Tate
Best song: Ain't Nobody Home
Mongo Santamaria
Best song: Cloud Nine
Al Brown's Tunetoppers
Best song: The Madison
Sporty Thievz
Best song: No Pigeons
T-Connection
Best song: Do What You Wanna Do
Phil McLean
Best song: Small Sad Sam
The Waikikis
Best song: Hawaii Tattoo
J.J. Fad
Best song: Supersonic
Ron Browz
Best song: Pop Champagne
Oak
Best song: King Of The Hill
Blue Haze
Best song: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
The Alarm
Best song: Sold Me Down The River
Kevin McCall
Best song: Deuces
Harlow Wilcox and the Oakies
Best song: Groovy Grubworm
Paris Hilton
Best song: Stars Are Blind
Donnie and The Dreamers
Best song: Count Every Star
White Gold
Best song: Habits
Chely Wright
Best song: Single White Female
Granger Smith
Best song: Backroad Song
The Soup Dragons
Best song: Divine Thing
Lee Greenwood
Best song: God Bless The USA
Killer Mike
Best song: The Whole World
Street People
Best song: Jennifer Tomkins
Rosanne Cash
Best song: Seven Year Ache
Erica Banks
Best song: Buss It
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
Best song: Murder On The Dancefloor
Lawrence Reynolds
Best song: Jesus Is A Soul Man
V
Best song: Slow Dancing
The Other Ones
Best song: Holiday
Cleopatra
Best song: Cleopatra's Theme
Sam Tompkins
Best song: To The Moon!
Mia X
Best song: Make Em' Say Uhh!
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.