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
5001–5100
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Henhouse Five Plus Too
Best song: In The Mood
The Excellents
Best song: Coney Island Baby
Mista
Best song: Blackberry Molasses
The Walter Murphy Band
Best song: Flight '76
30 Seconds To Mars
Best song: The Kill (Bury Me)
The Walters
Best song: I Love You So
David Lasley
Best song: If I Had My Wish Tonight
Yankee Grey
Best song: All Things Considered
Lay Bankz
Best song: Tell Ur Girlfriend
Joey Dee
Best song: I Lost My Baby
Little Carl Carlton
Best song: Competition Ain't Nothin'
The Breeders
Best song: Cannonball
WC
Best song: Better Days
Chee-Chee & Peppy
Best song: I Know I'm In Love
Damian Dame
Best song: Exclusivity
4.0
Best song: Have A Little Mercy
VEDO
Best song: You Got It
The Shelter People
Best song: The Letter
Meat Puppets
Best song: Backwater
Tane Cain
Best song: Holdin' On
Judson Spence
Best song: Yeah, Yeah, Yeah
LaTour
Best song: People Are Still Having Sex
Giggles
Best song: What Goes Around Comes Around
Consumer Rapport
Best song: Ease On Down The Road
Lil Phat
Best song: Independent
Bono
Best song: Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour)
Zach Sobiech
Best song: Clouds
Kidd Kidd
Best song: Mrs. Officer
Holly Brook
Best song: Where'd You Go
SUGA
Best song: Girl Of My Dreams
Biddu Orchestra
Best song: Summer Of '42
Tegan And Sara
Best song: Everything Is AWESOME!!!
Rodney Crowell
Best song: Ashes By Now
Camp Lo
Best song: Luchini aka (This Is It)
Marty Wilde
Best song: Bad Boy
Tom Parker
Best song: Joy
Stallion
Best song: Old Fashioned Boy (You're The One)
Sugar Bears
Best song: You Are The One
WC From Westside Connection
Best song: Just Clownin'
Vandenberg
Best song: Burning Heart
Deana Carter
Best song: Strawberry Wine
Aaron Carter
Best song: Aaron's Party (Come Get It)
Autry Inman
Best song: Ballad Of Two Brothers
Too Short
Best song: Gettin' It
The Five Du-Tones
Best song: Shake A Tail Feather
FRENTE!
Best song: Bizarre Love Triangle
Sons Of Champlin
Best song: Hold On
Jacky Noguez And His Orchestra
Best song: Amapola
John Hunter
Best song: Tragedy
Dae Dae
Best song: Wat U Mean (Aye, Aye, Aye)
Starley
Best song: Call On Me
Nat King Cole-Stan Kenton
Best song: My Love
Don Ho and the Aliis
Best song: Tiny Bubbles
Lauren Duski
Best song: Deja Vu
MacKenzie Porter
Best song: Thinking 'Bout You
Blur
Best song: Girls & Boys
The Four Aces
Best song: The World Outside
Aaron Lines
Best song: You Can't Hide Beautiful
Jimmy Page
Best song: Come With Me
Paul Stanley
Best song: Hold Me, Touch Me
Giorgio
Best song: Son Of My Father
Melba Moore
Best song: You Stepped Into My Life
Dwele
Best song: Flashing Lights
The Rubinoos
Best song: I Think We're Alone Now
Mtume
Best song: Juicy Fruit
Skip Marley
Best song: Chained To The Rhythm
Saraya
Best song: Back To The Bullet
Billy Falcon
Best song: Power Windows
American Hi-Fi
Best song: Flavor Of The Weak
All Star Tribute
Best song: What's Going On
Hole
Best song: Doll Parts
The Mad Lads
Best song: I Want Someone
Models
Best song: Out Of Mind Out Of Sight
Juliet Roberts
Best song: I Want You
Brand Nubian
Best song: Don't Let It Go To Your Head
Brent Bourgeois
Best song: Dare To Fall In Love
Turley Richards
Best song: You Might Need Somebody
Stillwater
Best song: Mind Bender
Hank Snow
Best song: I've Been Everywhere
Rehab
Best song: Bartender Song
Hotel Ugly
Best song: Shut Up My Moms Calling
The Buggles
Best song: Video Killed The Radio Star
Dann Rogers
Best song: Looks Like Love Again
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.