I just want to know which musical artist from any genre has the most U.S. number one hits.
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Mariah Carey at least for the females. I know this from watching Who wants to be a Millionaire. They asked which female had the most #1's and her runner up was Madonna and Mariah has had even more #1's so I'm pretty sure shes still on top.
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Best places to look fiirst would be BMI.com and ASCAP.com. They administer publisher and song writer rights for about 85% of all music.
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r. kelly\n\nif you look past his young girl fetish...\nthe man is a musical genius.\n\nhes stayed relevant through three decades and is still writing,producing and arranging hit after hit for himself and  A LOT of artists that he doesnt even take credit for.\n\nhe put out The Chocolate Factory LP during the height of his shame in public and still produced a quality album.
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I like classic country...Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Hank Williams, Conway Twitty, George Jones, Willie Nelson, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, to name a few...they've had an influence on the artists of today.
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George Michael\nHe blew his mind out \n\n:>peace
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well, depends on genres you're refering.....\nfor Rock; Gwen Stephani (No Doubt),  Amy Lee (Evanescence),\nKelly Clarkson, Joan Jet\nPop; Dido, Mariah Carey, Corine Bailey, Sarah McLachlan, Kylie Minouge, Annie Lennox\nR&B / Soul; Whitney Houston, Alicia Keys, Mary J. Blidge, Anita Baker\nCountry; Shania Twain, Faith Hill, Le Ann Rymes
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Honey, was a classic. I cannot remember the singer. Born in the U.S.A. is a great Bruce Springsteen is tops. Yesterday and  Hay Jude are the greatest Beatle songs. John Denver's Back home again is another one. these are oldies. Do not know the age he is so cannot know for sure. 6os 7os greatest hits.
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Janet Jackson of course
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In the year 2525 by Zaegar and Evans is by far the leader of this category followed by\nPhysical by Olivia Newton John\nWhen a man Loves a woman by Michael Bolton\nWe Built This City by Starship  (how do you destroy a legacy?)\nShiny Happy People by REM (I know when REM jumped the shark)\nSeasons in the Sun by Terry Jacks\nThe Macarena by whomever the hell sang that lame@$$ song\nSugar Sugar by the Archies\n\nDon't ever ask me to rehash these nightmares again OKAY????
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missy elliot\n50 cent!\ngold digger\nmariah carey\nchris brown\ndestiny's child\nchris brown\ntouch it remix\nti\nterrance howard
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Paul McCartney's "Yesterday" is the most covered song in popular music history, with over three thousand different versions.[citation needed] The Beatles' "Come Together" has also been covered numerous times. George Gershwin's "Summertime" (from Porgy and Bess) has had an estimated 2,600 versions recorded, and no list would be complete without Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" (from the film Holiday Inn).
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Pretty sure Faith Hill, but I have to say(hes not on your list but deserves to be lol) Dierks Bentley! and Brooks and Dunn
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I love country music! Keith Urban, Big and Rich, Trace Akins, too many to list them all!
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yeah, i automatically thought of alicia keys... coldplay uses a lot of piano and they're awesome... \n\nhere's a wikipedia site that lists a lot of bands..\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano_pop
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Try Allmusic.com to search by artist, song, or album.
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tim mcgraw\nlonestar\nkenny chesney\njosh turner\njason aldean\ntoby keith
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anything aerosmith, anything rolling stones, madonna, michael jackson, prince, fleetwood mac--those are the kinds I have on mine