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
7701–7800
Page 78 of 88
Duke & The Drivers
Best song: What You Got
The Choice Four
Best song: When You're Young And In Love
Rusty Wier
Best song: Don't It Make You Wanna Dance?
Michael Gore
Best song: Terms Of Endearment
Apollonia 6
Best song: Sex Shooter
Samantha Cole
Best song: Happy With You
Zakk Wylde
Best song: Porn Star Dancing
The Dons
Best song: Please Don't Do It
Barbara And The Uniques
Best song: There It Goes Again
Morning Mist
Best song: California On My Mind
Alexis Jordan
Best song: Got 2 Luv U
Tarrus Riley
Best song: Powerful
RKM & Ken-Y
Best song: Down
Chris Cornell
Best song: You Know My Name
Soshy
Best song: Morning After Dark
Ronnie Savoy
Best song: And The Heavens Cried
Van Dykes
Best song: Gift Of Love
Debbie Dean
Best song: Don't Let Him Shop Around
The Strollers
Best song: Come On Over
The Harptones
Best song: What Will I Tell My Heart
Wyatt (Earp) McPherson
Best song: Here's My Confession
Phill Wilson
Best song: Wishin' On A Rainbow
The 3 Friends
Best song: Dedicated (To The Songs I Love)
The Caslons
Best song: Anniversary Of Love
Bull Moose Jackson
Best song: I Love You Yes I Do
Richard Hayman And His Orchestra
Best song: Night Train
The Parkays
Best song: Late Date
Valadiers
Best song: Greetings (This is Uncle Sam)
The Alchemist
Best song: Hold You Down
Smif-N-Wessun
Best song: Bucktown
King Just
Best song: Warrior's Drum
Pearlettes
Best song: Duchess Of Earl
The Duke Of Earl
Best song: Walk On With The Duke
Tora Tora
Best song: Walkin' Shoes
Shirley Lewis
Best song: Realistic
Diving For Pearls
Best song: Gimme Your Good Lovin'
Abstrac'
Best song: Right And Hype
Torrey Carter
Best song: Take That
Ed Lover
Best song: Back Up Off Me!
Ratatat
Best song: Pursuit Of Happiness (Nightmare)
The Atlanta Disco Band
Best song: Bad Luck
S.S.O.
Best song: Tonight's The Night
Houston Person
Best song: Disco Sax/for The Love Of You
Julie
Best song: One Fine Day
Tom Scott
Best song: Uptown & Country
Broadway
Best song: You To Me Are Everything
A*Teens
Best song: Dancing Queen
Terry Huff
Best song: The Lonely One
Chucklebutt
Best song: Tubthumping
Daryle Singletary
Best song: The Note
All City
Best song: The Actual
Ayah Marar
Best song: Thinking About You
Single Bullet Theory
Best song: Keep It Tight
Cee Farrow
Best song: Should I Love You
Group Home
Best song: Supa Star
Vybe
Best song: Warm Summer Daze
Ink
Best song: Don't Check On Me
Brian May
Best song: Blue On Black
Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Best song: Blue On Black
Styles Of Beyond
Best song: Remember The Name
Carl Butler & Pearl
Best song: Don't Let Me Cross Over
The Furys
Best song: Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart
The Rumblers
Best song: Boss
The Shepherd Sisters
Best song: Don't Mention My Name
Bobby Callender
Best song: Little Star
James MacArthur
Best song: The Ten Commandments Of Love
Bobby Pickett
Best song: Graduation Day
Chris Columbo Quintet
Best song: Summertime
The King Pins
Best song: It Won't Be This Way (Always)
T.K. Hulin
Best song: I'm Not A Fool Anymore
Lena Horne
Best song: Now!
Central Line
Best song: Walking Into Sunshine
Sauce Walka
Best song: Stop Snitching
Genesisthegawd
Best song: B B B
Funkdoobiest
Best song: Bow Wow Wow
Parliament Funkadelic
Best song: Gettin' It
Jim and Monica
Best song: Slipin' And Slidin'
The Drew-Vels
Best song: Tell Him
Little Jr. Parker
Best song: Strange Things Happening
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.