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
5101–5200
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Katie Lopez
Best song: Do You Want To Build A Snowman?
The Edge
Best song: Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour)
Vicci Martinez
Best song: Dog Days Are Over
Casey Kelly
Best song: Poor Boy
Joyce Kennedy
Best song: The Last Time I Made Love
DJ Taz
Best song: That's Right
Marshall Hain
Best song: Dancing In The City
Wa Wa Nee
Best song: Sugar Free
Thee Prophets
Best song: Playgirl
Tim Hardin
Best song: Simple Song Of Freedom
Diana DeGarmo
Best song: Dreams
Ronnie Height
Best song: Come Softly To Me
Penny Mclean
Best song: Lady Bump
Slum Village
Best song: Selfish
Matthew Santos
Best song: Superstar
Kreayshawn
Best song: Gucci Gucci
The Kinleys
Best song: Somebody's Out There Watching
comehelpglo
Best song: onsra
Gene Simmons
Best song: Radioactive
Cameron Boyce
Best song: Rotten To The Core
Booboo Stewart
Best song: Rotten To The Core
Syleena Johnson
Best song: All Falls Down
Sha Na Na
Best song: (Just Like) Romeo And Juliet
Christion
Best song: Full Of Smoke
Brother Love
Best song: Happy Days
Linda Laurie
Best song: Ambrose (Part Five)
The Megatrons
Best song: Velvet Waters
One 2 Many
Best song: Downtown
Tucker Beathard
Best song: Rock On
Marsha Ambrosius
Best song: Far Away
Veronica
Best song: No One But You (From "Baps")
Bobby Brackins
Best song: 143
Dr. Feelgood And The Interns
Best song: Doctor Feel-Good
Tracey Lee
Best song: The Theme (It's Party Time)
The War And Treaty
Best song: Hey Driver
Guy Marks
Best song: Loving You Has Made Me Bananas
Tiara Thomas
Best song: Bad
Kirby St. Romain
Best song: Summer's Comin'
Parker McGee
Best song: I Just Can't Say No To You
The Farm
Best song: Groovy Train
KALEO
Best song: Way Down We Go
Landon Cube
Best song: Nowadays
Cast Of Rent
Best song: Seasons Of Love
Get Wet
Best song: Just So Lonely
Charli Baltimore
Best song: Down 4 U
June Carter
Best song: If I Were A Carpenter
John Anderson
Best song: Swingin'
The Invisible Man's Band
Best song: All Night Thing
N.W.A
Best song: Straight Outta Compton
The Village Soul Choir
Best song: The Cat Walk
The Fools
Best song: Running Scared
Jerryo
Best song: Karate-Boo-Ga-Loo
The Sidekicks
Best song: Suspicions
Niia
Best song: Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill)
The Eleventh Hour
Best song: Hollywood Hot
Matt Morris
Best song: Hallelujah
Duke Jupiter
Best song: I'll Drink To You
The Williams Brothers
Best song: Can't Cry Hard Enough
DJ Company
Best song: Rhythm Of Love
Gloria Walker
Best song: Talking About My Baby
Pete Fountain
Best song: Yes Indeed
RaeLynn
Best song: God Made Girls
Plastic Bertrand
Best song: Ca Plane Pour Moi
Taking Back Sunday
Best song: MakeDamnSure
Red Skelton
Best song: The Pledge Of Allegiance
Tanner Adell
Best song: Blackbiird
Brittney Spencer
Best song: Blackbiird
Tiera Kennedy
Best song: Blackbiird
Reyna Roberts
Best song: Blackbiird
Gang Starr
Best song: Mass Appeal
Lucille Starr
Best song: The French Song
Five By Five
Best song: Fire
Greg Bates
Best song: Did It For The Girl
Billy Abbott And The Jewels
Best song: Groovy Baby
Billy Thorpe
Best song: Children Of The Sun
The Morgan Brothers
Best song: Nola
Hot-Toddys
Best song: Rockin' Crickets
Jeff Beck
Best song: People Get Ready
Cozy Powell
Best song: Dance With The Devil
Dwight Yoakam
Best song: Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Gerry Granahan
Best song: No Chemise, Please
The White Tie Affair
Best song: Candle (Sick And Tired)
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.