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
6501–6600
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Yvonne Baker
Best song: That's My Desire
Claudette Ortiz
Best song: Two Wrongs
The Truth
Best song: Weapons Of Love
Nadine Sutherland
Best song: Action
AnnenMayKantereit
Best song: Tom's Diner
The Peppers
Best song: Pepper Box
Wilmer And The Dukes
Best song: Give Me One More Chance
Jim Backus & Friend
Best song: Delicious!
DeJohn Sisters
Best song: Straighten Up & Fly Right
Don French
Best song: Lonely Saturday Night
The Piltdown Men
Best song: Brontosaurus Stomp
The Melodeers
Best song: Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer
Mike Pinera
Best song: Goodnight My Love
Randy Jackson
Best song: Dance Like There's No Tomorrow
David Gilmour
Best song: Blue Light
Terry Nelson
Best song: Battle Hymn Of Lt. Calley
The Waitresses
Best song: I Know What Boys Like
Loren Allred
Best song: Never Enough
Dennis Lloyd
Best song: Nevermind
Hugh Jackman
Best song: The Greatest Show
The Enchanters
Best song: I Wanna Thank You
David Castle
Best song: Ten To Eight
HAIM
Best song: No Body, No Crime
Glen Burtnick
Best song: Follow You
5 Stairsteps and Cubie
Best song: Something's Missing
John Barry and His Orchestra
Best song: Goldfinger
Bonnie & The Treasures
Best song: Home Of The Brave
Jellyfish
Best song: Baby's Coming Back
Johnny Lytle
Best song: The Loop
Clefs Of Lavender Hill
Best song: Stop! - Get A Ticket
Lari White
Best song: Stepping Stone
The Fratellis
Best song: Flathead
Cleveland Crochet and Band
Best song: Sugar Bee
The Delacardos
Best song: Hold Back The Tears
Adam Wakefield
Best song: Lonesome Broken And Blue
The Epic Splendor
Best song: A Little Rain Must Fall
Judy Cheeks
Best song: Mellow Lovin'
Matthew Koma
Best song: Wasted
Patrick Jude
Best song: Strangers In A Strange World
Evan Rachel Wood
Best song: Show Yourself
Errol Sober
Best song: Heart To Heart
Ian Hunter
Best song: Just Another Night
Jowell & Randy
Best song: Safaera
Ponderosa Twins + One
Best song: You Send Me
Gaylord & Holiday
Best song: Eh! Cumpari
Total Coelo
Best song: I Eat Cannibals
The Headpins
Best song: Just One More Time
Steve Arrington
Best song: Dancin' In The Key Of Life
Eurogliders
Best song: Heaven (Must Be There)
Mac DeMarco
Best song: Heart To Heart
OG Bobby Billions
Best song: Outside
A Few Good Men
Best song: Have I Never
Caesars
Best song: Jerk It Out
Lord Huron
Best song: The Night We Met
Chris Blue
Best song: Money On You
Corey
Best song: Hush Lil' Lady
Candi
Best song: Dancing Under A Latin Moon
Michelle Shocked
Best song: Anchorage
McAuley Schenker Group
Best song: Anytime
Momo Boyd
Best song: Good Flirts
Grin
Best song: White Lies
Debbie Taylor
Best song: Never Gonna Let Him Know
Barbara Greene
Best song: Young Boy
Freddie Hughes
Best song: Send My Baby Back
Josh Kaufman
Best song: I Can't Make You Love Me
Dionne & Kashif
Best song: Reservations For Two
Stefflon Don
Best song: Alone
Mitchel Musso
Best song: Hey
Rock & Roll Double Bubble
Best song: Bubble Gum Music
Consequence
Best song: Gone
Denine
Best song: All Cried Out
Bring Me The Horizon
Best song: Maybe
Cazz
Best song: Let's Live Together
Bob Weir
Best song: Bombs Away
James Walsh Gypsy Band
Best song: Cuz It's You, Girl
Joey Kid
Best song: Counting The Days
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.