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
7101–7200
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Blake Whiten
Best song: Bet On That
Kato
Best song: Turn The Lights Off
Oscar Ortiz
Best song: First Love
JISOO
Best song: Eyes Closed
Shoreline Mafia
Best song: Heat Stick
Peter Shelley
Best song: Gee Baby
BeBe Winans
Best song: In Harm's Way
Big Bub
Best song: Need Your Love
Dolla
Best song: Who The F*** Is That?
Little Caesar
Best song: In Your Arms
Gary O'
Best song: Pay You Back With Interest
Mystic
Best song: Bubble Butt
Dennis Edwards
Best song: Don't Look Any Further
Bonnie Guitar
Best song: Candy Apple Red
Robin Trower
Best song: Caledonia
David Laflamme
Best song: White Bird
Gina Go-Go
Best song: I Can't Face The Fact
The Vels
Best song: Look My Way
Marcos Hernandez
Best song: If You Were Mine
Newcity Rockers
Best song: Black Dog
Jane's Addiction
Best song: Just Because
Black Coffee
Best song: Get It Together
Jorja Smith
Best song: Get It Together
Porter Wagoner
Best song: The Carroll County Accident
The Smoke Ring
Best song: No Not Much
Bobby Hatfield
Best song: Only You (And You Alone)
MC5
Best song: Kick Out The Jams
Romeo & Juliet Soundtrack
Best song: Farewell Love Scene
Thomas & Richard Frost
Best song: She's Got Love
Giant Rooks
Best song: Tom's Diner
The Simpsons
Best song: Deep, Deep Trouble
Peter Gabriel/Kate Bush
Best song: Don't Give Up
Big Trouble
Best song: Crazy World
Nino Tempo
Best song: Sweet And Lovely
Deep Forest
Best song: Sweet Lullaby
Love Spit Love
Best song: Am I Wrong
Lostprophets
Best song: Last Train Home
Julie Roberts
Best song: Break Down Here
Pharoahe Monch
Best song: Oh No
Antoine Dodson
Best song: Bed Intruder Song
The Silencers
Best song: Painted Moon
Best Coast
Best song: Go Away
Maria Nayler
Best song: One And One
The Van Dykes
Best song: No Man Is An Island
Tiana
Best song: First True Love
The London Quireboys
Best song: I Don't Love You Anymore
Limited Warranty
Best song: Victory Line
Stark & McBrien
Best song: Isn't It Lonely Together
The Goodies
Best song: The Funky Gibbon
Northern Light
Best song: Minnesota
Baron Stewart
Best song: We Been Singin' Songs
John Livigni
Best song: Machines
Buckwheat
Best song: Simple Song Of Freedom
Jamestown Massacre
Best song: Summer Sun
Carlos Santana
Best song: Evil Ways
Toni Childs
Best song: Don't Walk Away
Trouble
Best song: Key To The Streets
Tre
Best song: Take Your Time
Festival
Best song: Don't Cry For Me Argentina
Youngstown
Best song: I'll Be Your Everything
Toronto
Best song: Your Daddy Don't Know
Pilar Montenegro
Best song: Quitame Ese Hombre
XTC
Best song: The Mayor Of Simpleton
Michelle Chamuel
Best song: I Knew You Were Trouble
Spliff Star
Best song: Make It Clap
Wendy Waldman
Best song: Long Hot Summer Nights
Eddie Levert Sr.
Best song: Already Missing You
Leon Redbone
Best song: Seduced
Robert Gordon
Best song: Someday, Someway
The Voice Of Harlem
Best song: Chicken Noodle Soup.
Davido
Best song: Sensational
Lojay
Best song: Sensational
The Commitments
Best song: Try A Little Tenderness
Sam & Bill
Best song: For Your Love
Dana Valery
Best song: I Don't Want To Be Lonely
Ultravox
Best song: Reap The Wild Wind
Carl Wilson
Best song: What You Do To Me
Berlin Philharmonic
Best song: Theme Music For The Film "2001" A Space Odyssey from Also Sprach Zarathustr
Fabulous Counts
Best song: Get Down People
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.