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Chart
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LAST
UPDATE: 9/26/08
NUMBER
ONES
Longest-running
#1’s:
Eight
Easy Steps, Alanis Morissette (12 weeks, 2004)
Hollywood,
Madonna (11 weeks, 2003)
Ordinary
Day, Dolores O’Riordan (10 weeks, 2007)
World
Wide Suicide, Pearl Jam (9 weeks, 2006)
Sleeps
With Butterflies, Tori Amos (9 nonconsecutive weeks,
2005)
American
Life, Madonna (8 weeks, 2003)
Workin’
Them Angels, Rush (8 weeks, 2008)
My
Immortal, Evanescence (7 weeks, 2004)
It’s
My Life, No Doubt (6 weeks, 2004)
Hand
In My Pocket (acoustic), Alanis Morissette (6
weeks, 2005)
Acquiesce,
Oasis (6 weeks, 2006)
The
Shock Of The Lightning, Oasis (6 weeks,
2008)
Crazy,
Alanis Morissette (6 nonconsecutive weeks,
2005)
Me
Against The Music, Britney Spears featuring Madonna (5
weeks, 2003)
The
Importance Of Being Idle, Oasis (5 weeks,
2005)
Coalmine,
Armchair Cynics (5 weeks, 2006)
Life
Wasted, Pearl Jam (5 weeks, 2006)
Headlines
(Friendship Never Ends), Spice Girls (5 weeks,
2007)
Pacific Coast Highway, Courtney Love (5 nonconsecutive
weeks, 2007)
Disturbia,
Rihanna (5 nonconsecutive weeks,
2008)
Most
#1 hits
8
– Madonna: American Life, Hollywood, Like A Virgin/Hollywood Medley,
Me Against The Music, Nothing Fails, Love Profusion, Jump,
and 4 Minutes
6
– Oasis: Lyla, The Importance Of Being Idle, Let There Be
Love, Acquiesce, Lord Don’t Slow Me Down, and The
Shock Of The Lightning
5
– Tori Amos: Sleeps With Butterflies, Original Sinsuality, The
Beekeeper, Cars And Guitars, and Bouncing Off Clouds
5
– Kelly Clarkson: Miss Independent, Low, Breakaway,
Never Again, and Sober
4
– Alanis Morissette: Eight Easy Steps, Knees Of My Bees, Hand
In My Pocket (acoustic), and Crazy
4 – Pearl Jam: World Wide Suicide, Life
Wasted, Gone, and Love, Reign O’er Me
4 – Girls Aloud: I’ll Stand By You, I Think
We’re Alone Now, Sexy! No, No, No…, and Call The Shots
4 – Dolores O’Riordan: Ordinary Day, When We
Were Young, Loser, and In The Garden
4
– Paramore: Misery Business, Born For This, Crushcrushcrush,
and That’s What You Get
3 – Evanescence: Bring Me To Life, Going
Under, and My Immortal
3 – Christina Aguilera: Like A
Virgin/Hollywood Medley, Candyman, and Keeps Gettin’ Better
Quickest
climb to #1:
2
weeks: Sleeps With Butterflies, Tori Amos (1/16/05)
2
weeks: Gone, Pearl Jam (9/3/06)
2
weeks: Headlines (Friendship Never Ends), Spice Girls
(11/4/07)
2
weeks: Little Miss Obsessive, Ashlee Simpson (3/9/07)
3
weeks: Knees Of My Bees, Alanis Morissette (12/26/04)
3
weeks: Original Sinsuality, Tori Amos (5/1/05)
3
weeks: A Little Too Late, Delta Goodrem
(5/29/05)
3
weeks: IRS, Guns N’ Roses (3/19/06)
3
weeks: World Wide Suicide, Pearl Jam
(3/26/06)
3
weeks: Life Wasted, Pearl Jam (5/28/06)
3
weeks: Hater, Everclear (7/30/06)
3
weeks: Acquiesce, Oasis (10/1/06)
3
weeks: Love, Reign O’er Me, Pearl Jam (2/4/07)
3
weeks: Loser, Dolores O’Riordan (6/10/07)
3
weeks: Sober, Kelly Clarkson (7/1/07)
3
weeks: Keeps Gettin’ Better, Christina Aguilera (9/28/08)
Oldest song to hit #1:
8th World Wonder, Kimberley Locke (#1 in 23rd week)
Honorable mention:
Let
There Be Love, Oasis (#1 in 16th nonconsecutive week,
26 weeks after its debut)
Longest running #2 without hitting #1:
Sweet The Sting, Tori Amos (6 weeks)
Call
Me When You’re Sober, Evanescence (6
weeks)
#1
debuts:
Like
A Virgin & Hollywood Medley (MTV VMA’s 2003),
Madonna/Britney/Christina/Missy (9/10/03)
Shiver,
Natalie Imbruglia (3/6/05)
Hand
In My Pocket (acoustic), Alanis Morissette
(6/26/05)
Pacific
Coast Highway, Courtney Love (12/24/06)
Ordinary
Day, Dolores O’Riordan (2/25/07)
Crazy
On You (VH1 Rock Honors 2007), Heart (6/3/07)
Lord
Don’t Slow Me Down, Oasis (10/7/07)
Close
My Eyes Forever (Live From Rocklahoma 2008),
Lita Ford (7/20/08)
The
Shock Of The Lightning, Oasis (8/17/08)
Biggest
jump to #1:
16-1: Little Miss Obsessive, Ashlee Simpson (3/9/08)
11-1:
A Little Too Late, Delta Goodrem (5/29/05)
9-1:
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams, Green Day (12/12/04)
Sober,
Kelly Clarkson (7/1/07)
Unbreakable,
Fireflight (12/23/07)
8-1:
Sleeps With Butterflies, Tori Amos (1/16/05)
7-1:
Better Days, Goo Goo Dolls (11/6/05)
6-1:
Breakaway, Kelly Clarkson (8/15/04)
Push,
Sarah McLachlan (2/13/05)
Original
Sinsuality, Tori Amos (5/1/05)
Candyman,
Christina Aguilera (2/18/07)
Biggest
drop from #1:
1-20: Like A Virgin/Hollywood Medley,
Madonna/Britney/Christina/Missy (9/10/03)
1-15:
Love Profusion, Madonna (12/31/03)
1-6:
My Immortal, Evanescence (3/31/04)
I
Think We’re Alone Now, Girls Aloud (12/24/06)
1-5:
It’s My Life, No Doubt (2/11/04)
Incomplete,
Backstreet Boys (5/29/05)
Hater,
Everclear (8/13/06)
Crazy
On You (From VH1 Rock Honors 2007), Heart
(6/10/07)
Most
weeks spent at #1 by artist:
Madonna
(35 weeks)
Alanis
Morissette (26 weeks)
Oasis (21
weeks)
Pearl
Jam (19 weeks)
Tori Amos (17 weeks)
Dolores
O’Riordan (16 weeks)
Kelly
Clarkson (12 weeks)
Evanescence
(10 weeks)
Artists
with simultaneous occupation of top 2:
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Madonna held the top 2 between 11/19/03
and 12/10/03 with Me Against The Music (with Britney Spears)
at #1 and Nothing Fails at #2. The next week, the two songs
switched positions. The week after that, Love Profusion would
be #1, and Nothing Fails #2. That gave Madonna the distinction
of dominating the top 2 for six weeks with three different songs.
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Tori Amos dominated the entire top 3 on
the week of 5/1/05, the only artist to ever do so. That week she was
#1 with Original Sinsuality, #2 with Mother Revolution,
and #3 with Sleeps With Butterflies. On 12/11/05 she took the
top two with Cars And Guitars at #1 and Parasol at #2.
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Pearl Jam’s World Wide Suicide and
Life Wasted held the top two positions between 5/14/06 and
5/28/06.
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Dolores O’Riordan’s Ordinary Day
and When We Were Young held the top two positions between
4/1/07 and 5/6/07. Dolores just barely missed breaking the record for
most weeks holding the top 2 positions, which she ties with Madonna;
however, Dolores has spent the most time dominating the top 2 with
the same two songs.
Most
#1 hits from one album:
4
– American Life, Madonna
4
– The Beekeeper, Tori Amos
4
– Are You Listening?, Dolores O’Riordan
4
– RIOT!, Paramore
3
– Don’t Believe The Truth, Oasis
3
– Pearl Jam, Pearl Jam
Longest gap between #1 hits:
Ashlee
Simpson – 3 years, 7 months (8/8/04 with Pieces Of Me to 3/9/08
with Little Miss Obsessive)
Christina
Aguilera – 3 years, 5 months (9/10/03 with Like A Virgin/Hollywood
Medley to 2/18/07 with Candyman)
Kelly
Clarkson – 2 years, 8 months (9/5/04 with Breakaway to 5/13/07
with Never Again)
Madonna
– 2 years, 4 months (3/31/04 with Love Profusion to 8/13/06
with Jump)
Longest
gap between first chart hit and first #1:
Maroon
5 - 3 years, 10 months (debuted 8/8/04 with She Will Be Loved,
reached #1 6/27/08 with If I Never See Your Face Again)
Tim
McGraw - 3 years (debuted 3/27/05 with Live Like You Were Dying,
reached #1 4/6/08 with Nine Lives)
Natasha
Bedingfield - 2 years, 9 months (debuted 5/15/05 with These Words,
reached #1 2/24/08 with Pocketful Of Sunshine)
Sarah
McLachlan - 2 years, 4 months (debuted 10/15/03 with Fallen,
reached #1 2/13/05 with Push)
Rihanna
- 2 years, 4 months (debuted 2/19/06 with SOS, reached #1
6/27/08 with If I Never See Your Face Again)
TOP 10
Longest
amount of weeks in top 10 (consecutive or nonconsecutive):
Sleeps
With Butterflies, Tori Amos (22 weeks including 9 weeks
at #1)
Eight
Easy Steps, Alanis Morissette (18 weeks including
12 weeks at #1)
Boulevard
Of Broken Dreams, Green Day (18 weeks including 2 weeks
at #1)
Crazy,
Alanis Morissette (18 weeks including 6 weeks at #1)
World
Wide Suicide, Pearl Jam (18 weeks including 9 weeks
at #1)
Hollywood,
Madonna (17 weeks including 11 weeks at #1)
8th
World Wonder, Kimberley Locke (17 weeks including 1
week at #1)
Ordinary
Day, Dolores O’Riordan (17 weeks including 10 weeks
at #1)
Extraordinary,
Liz Phair (16 weeks)
Come
Clean, Hilary Duff (15 weeks including 2 weeks at #1)
Incomplete,
Backstreet Boys (15 weeks including 2 weeks at #1)
Life
Wasted, Pearl Jam (15 weeks including 5 weeks
at #1)
Disturbia,
Rihanna (15 weeks including 5 weeks at #1)
Most
top 10 hits:
16
– Tori Amos
13
– Madonna
11
– Sarah McLachlan
10
– Delta Goodrem
10
– Sugababes
10
– Girls Aloud
10
– Alanis Morissette
10
– Christina Aguilera
9
– Kelly Clarkson
8
– Daughtry
8
– Oasis
7
– Maroon 5
7
– Mariah Carey
7
– Kylie Minogue
6
– Melissa McClelland
6
– Beyonce
6
– Sheryl Crow
6
– Evanescence
6
– Garbage
6
– Fergie
6
– Britney Spears
6
– Paramore
6
– Lita Ford
Most
consecutive top 10 hits:
16
– Tori Amos (Tombigbee to Almost Rosey)
13
– Madonna (American Life to Give It 2 Me)
11
– Sarah McLachlan (Fallen to River)
11
– Alanis Morissette (Everything to In Praise Of The
Vulnerable Man)
8
– Daughtry (It’s Not Over to What About Now)
8
– Oasis (Lyla to Falling Down)
7
– Kelly Clarkson (Miss Independent to Because Of You)
6
– Melissa McClelland (Jaded to Passenger 24)
6
– Beyonce (Crazy In Love to Irreplaceable)
6
– Garbage (Why Do You Love Me to Tell Me Where It Hurts)
6
– Girls Aloud (Something Kinda Ooh to Can’t Speak French)
6
– Paramore (Emergency to That’s What You Get)
6
– Maroon 5 (Must Get Out to If I Never See Your Face Again)
6
– Lita Ford (Close My Eyes Forever to Can’t Catch Me)
5
– Delta Goodrem (Out Of The Blue to Be Strong)
5
– Sheryl Crow (The First Cut Is The Deepest to Always On
Your Side)
5
– Sugababes (Hole In The Head to Easy)
5
– Pearl Jam (World Wide Suicide to Love, Reign O’er Me)
5
– Christina Aguilera (Ain’t No Other Man to Slow Down Baby)
5
– Goo Goo Dolls (Give A Little Bit to Before It’s Too Late)
5
– Dolores O’Riordan (Ordinary Day to In The Garden)
5
– Kylie Minogue (2 Hearts to The One)
Longest
time to reach top 10:
15
weeks: U Should’ve Known Better, Monica
14
weeks: Wake Me Up When September Ends, Green Day
13
weeks: Sorry, Madonna
12
weeks: Truth Is, Fantasia
Let
Me Go, 3 Doors Down
Let
There Be Love, Oasis
11
weeks: With You, Jessica Simpson
The
Trouble With Me, Lucy Woodward
In
My Daughter’s Eyes, Martina McBride
Behind
These Hazel Eyes, Kelly Clarkson
Lips
Of An Angel, Hinder
Most
top 10 hits from one album:
9
– The Beekeeper, Tori Amos
7
– Afterglow, Sarah McLachlan
7
– Daughtry, Daughtry
6
– The Dutchess, Fergie
5
– Mistaken Identity, Delta Goodrem
5
– Bleed Like Me, Garbage
5
– Are You Listening?, Dolores O’Riordan
5
– American Doll Posse, Tori Amos
5
– RIOT!, Paramore
5
– It Won’t Be Soon Before Long, Maroon 5
5
– X, Kylie Minogue
Longest
gap between top 10 hits:
Celine
Dion – 4 years, 3 months (7/30/03 with Have You Ever Been In Love
to 10/21/07 with Taking Chances)
Matchbox
Twenty – 3 years, 9 months (12/3/03 with Bright Lights to
9/2/07 with How Far We’ve Come)
Britney
Spears – 3 years, 6 months (4/7/04 with Toxic to 10/14/07 with
Gimme More)
3
Doors Down – 3 years (4/3/05 with Let Me Go to 4/27/08 with It’s
Not My Time)
TOP 40
Longest
amount of weeks on chart:
Sleeps With Butterflies,
Tori Amos (37 weeks)
World
Wide Suicide, Pearl Jam (36 weeks)
Ordinary
Day, Dolores O’Riordan (33 weeks)
Eight
Easy Steps, Alanis Morissette (32 weeks)
The
Importance Of Being Idle, Oasis (31 weeks)
Crazy,
Alanis Morissette (31 weeks)
Crushcrushcrush,
Paramore (30 weeks)
8th
World Wonder, Kimberley Locke (28 weeks)
Coalmine,
Armchair Cynics (28 weeks)
White
Flag, Dido (27 weeks)
Acquiesce,
Oasis (27 weeks)
When
We Were Young, Dolores O’Riordan (27 weeks)
Let
There Be Love, Oasis (27 nonconsecutive weeks)
The
Pursuit, Evans Blue (25 weeks)
Workin’ Them Angels, Rush (25 weeks, so far)
Come
Clean, Hilary Duff (24 weeks)
Boulevard
Of Broken Dreams, Green Day (24 weeks)
Lyla, Oasis (24 weeks)
Life
Wasted, Pearl Jam (24 weeks)
Most
consecutive weeks on top 40 by artist:
Daughtry
(70 weeks – 11/5/06-3/9/08)
Paramore
(64 weeks – 4/29/07-7/20/08)
Tori Amos (63 weeks – 1/9/05-3/19/06)
Sarah
McLachlan (58 weeks – 8/15/04-10/2/05)
Madonna
(45 weeks – 7/2/03-5/12/04)
Sarah
McLachlan (44 weeks – 10/15/03-7/25/04)
Alanis
Morissette (43 weeks – 6/26/05-4/16/06)
Pearl
Jam (40 weeks – 3/12/06-12/10/06)
Girls
Aloud (38 weeks – 8/5/07-4/20/08)
Fireflight
(38 weeks – 12/2/07-8/17/08)
Dolores
O’Riordan (37 weeks – 2/25/07-11/4/07)
Most
songs to make the top 40:
16 – Tori Amos (Tombigbee to Almost
Rosey)
16
– Delta Goodrem (Running Away to I Can’t Break It To My
Heart)
14
– Madonna (American Life to Miles Away)
14
– Girls Aloud (I’ll Stand By You to The Promise)
13
– Sarah McLachlan (Fallen to U Want Me 2)
12 – Christina Aguilera (Can’t Hold Us Down
to Keeps Gettin’ Better)
11 – Alanis Morissette (Everything to In
Praise Of The Vulnerable Man)
11
– Mariah Carey (Bringin’ On The Heartbreak to Side Effects)
10 – Kelly Clarkson (Miss Independent to
Sober)
10 – Sugababes (Hole In The Head to Denial)
10 – Sheryl Crow (The First Cut Is The
Deepest to Love Is Free)
10 – Rihanna (SOS to Disturbia)
9 – Fergie (London Bridge to Party
People)
9 – Natasha Bedingfield (These Words to Angel)
9 – Jessica Simpson (Sweetest Sin to Remember
That)
9 – Oasis (Lyla to I’m Outta Time)
8 – Beyonce (Crazy In Love to Beautiful
Liar)
8
– Daughtry (It’s Not Over to What About Now)
8 – Maroon 5 (She Will Be Loved to If
I Never See Your Face Again)
8 – Britney Spears (Like A Virgin/Hollywood
Medley to Radar)
8 – Avril Lavigne (Nobody’s Fool to Innocence)
8 – Kylie Minogue (Red Blooded Woman to The
One)
8 – Ashlee Simpson (Pieces Of Me to Boys)
Most top 40 hits on
one chart:
6: Lita Ford
(7/20/08-8/10/08)
4:
Tori Amos (5/8/05-5/29/04, 6/26/05-7/10/05)
4:
Dolores O’Riordan (8/12/07)
4:
Paramore (9/23/07-9/30/07)
*Kylie Minogue, Evans Blue, Fireflight, Pearl
Jam, Oasis, Garbage, Delta Goodrem, Madonna, Naomi Striemer, Beyonce,
and Green Day all tie for second with three songs on the chart at the
same time.
Longest
gap between top 40 hits:
Brandy
– 4 years, 4 months (4/21/04 with Talk About Our Love to
8/24/08 with Right Here (Departed))
Matchbox
Twenty – 3 years, 7 months (12/17/03 with Bright Lights to
7/29/07 with How Far We’ve Come)
Nelly
– 3 years, 6 months (10/10/04 with (Tilt Ya Head Back to
5/4/08 with Party People)
Britney
Spears – 3 years, 4 months (5/19/04 with Everytime to 9/9/07
with Gimme More)
The
Exies – 3 years, 2 months (2/27/05 with Ugly to 4/13/08 with These
Are The Days)
3
Doors Down – 2 years, 10 months (5/1/05 with Let Me Go to
3/9/08 with It’s Not My Time)
Tim
McGraw – 2 years, 10 months (5/1/05 with Live Like You Were Dying
to 3/9/08 with Nine Lives)
Cyndi
Lauper – 2 years, 8 months (1/15/06 with Time After Time to
8/3/08 with Into The Nightlife)
Biggest
chart leaps:
39-3
(36): Work, Jimmy Eat World feat. Liz Phair (1/30/05)
37-11
(26): A Little Too Late, Delta Goodrem (5/22/05)
34-9
(25): American Baby, Dave Matthews Band (5/15/05)
38-13
(25): Follow Me Home, Sugababes (5/14/06)
27-3
(24): World Wide Suicide, Pearl Jam (3/19/06)
37-13
(24): Marys Of The Sea, Tori Amos (8/28/05)
25-2
(23): Hater, Everclear (7/23/06)
35-12
(23): Heads Will Roll, Marion Raven (8/6/06)
36-13
(23): Crazy Chick, Charlotte Church (6/19/05)
Biology,
Girls Aloud (12/4/05)
37-14
(23): Ain’t No Other Man, Christina Aguilera (6/18/06)
39-16
(23): So Under Pressure, Dannii Minogue (5/14/06)
28-6
(22): Original Sinsuality, Tori Amos (4/24/05)
36-14
(22): Why Do You Love Me, Garbage (4/3/05)
40-18
(22): Good To Be Gone, Sugababes (12/24/06)
Biggest chart drops:
7-40
(33): Everytime I Hear Cascada, I Think Of Leigy, Sebastian
Prospero & friends (9/10/06)
13-40
(27): Because You Live, Jesse McCartney (11/6/05)
14-39
(25): Have A Nice Day, Bon Jovi (10/30/05)
14-38
(24): Encinitas Rainstorm, Melissa McClelland (10/23/05)
17-40
(23): Holiday, Green Day (4/3/05)
18-40
(22): Everything To Me, Liz Phair (10/30/05)
15-36 (21): What I Say And What I Mean,
The Like (1/15/06)
17-38 (21): What I Want, Daughtry feat.
Slash (7/29/07)
5-25 (20): Flawful (Go To The Ghetto),
Sebastian Prospero & friends (7/9/06)
19-39 (20): Better, Guns N’ Roses
(11/19/06)
20-40
(20): Giving You Up, Kylie Minogue (3/13/05)
Holiday,
Green Day (6/12/05)
1-20
(19): Like A Virgin & Hollywood Medley (MTV VMA’s 2003),
Madonna/Britney/Christina/Missy (9/24/03)
13-32
(19): Bossy, Lindsay Lohan (6/29/08)
18-37 (19): Tarantula, The Smashing
Pumpkins (7/29/07)
20-39 (19): Hollaback Girl, Gwen Stefani
(7/3/05)
Nolita Fairytale, Vanessa Carlton
(8/12/07)
21-40
(19): Bad Day, Daniel Powter (5/21/06)
Highest
debuts (excluding #1 debuts):
#2:
Life Wasted, Pearl Jam (5/14/06)
Loser,
Dolores O’Riordan (5/27/07)
#3:
Knees Of My Bees, Alanis Morissette (12/12/04)
#4:
Gone, Pearl Jam (8/27/06)
When
We Were Young, Dolores O’Riordan (3/25/07)
Headlines
(Friendship Never Ends), Spice Girls
(10/28/07)
#5:
Immigrant Song, Ann Wilson (7/22/07)
#6:
I Believe, Fantasia (6/16/04)
#7:
Don’t Cry Out Loud,
Diana DeGarmo (6/27/04)
Learning The Hard Way,
Gin Blossoms (6/11/06)
#8:
Shadow,
Ashlee Simpson (8/8/04)
Sleeps With Butterflies,
Tori Amos (1/9/05)
#10:
Flying Without Wings, Ruben Studdard (6/18/03)
Crazy,
Alanis Morissette (9/18/05)
Kiss
Me Deadly (Live From Rocklahoma 2008),
Lita Ford (7/20/08)
Highest
re-entry:
#10: These Words, Natasha Bedingfield (8/8/05)
ALL TIME
Top
hits of all time (as of 7/20/08):
1.
Sleeps With
Butterflies, Tori Amos (1/9/05-9/18/05, 9 weeks #1)
2.
World Wide Suicide, Pearl Jam (3/12/06-11/12/06, 9 weeks #1)
3.
Ordinary Day, Dolores O’Riordan (2/25/07-10/7/07, 10 weeks #1)
4.
Crazy, Alanis Morissette (9/18/05-4/16/06, 6 weeks #1)
5.
Eight Easy Steps, Alanis Morissette (8/15/04-3/20/05, 12 weeks
#1)
6.
8th World Wonder, Kimberley Locke (12/3/03-6/9/04, 1 week #1)
7.
Crushcrushcrush, Paramore (9/21/07-4/13/08, 2 weeks #1)
8.
Come Clean, Hilary Duff (12/17/03-5/26/04, 2 weeks #1)
9.
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams, Green Day (11/14/04-4/24/05, 2
weeks #1)
10.
Coalmine, Armchair Cynics (12/11/05-6/18/06, 5 weeks #1)
Top
artists of all time (as of 7/20/08):
1.
Tori Amos (11/7/04-4/6/08; 16 hits)
2.
Madonna (7/2/03-present; 13 hits)
3.
Sarah McLachlan (10/15/03-3/18/07; 12 hits)
4.
Alanis Morissette (4/14/04-present; 9 hits)
5.
Evanescence (7/2/03-5/27/07; 7 hits + 2 Amy Lee + 1 Ben Moody)
6.
Girls Aloud (11/14/04-4/20/08; 13 hits)
7.
Delta Goodrem (2/25/04-3/23/08; 15 hits)
8.
Oasis (5/8/05-12/30/07; 6 hits)
9.
Kelly Clarkson (7/2/03-8/26/07; 10 hits)
10.
Daughtry (11/5/06-7/13/08; 8 hits)
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