how many no1 billboard chart hit singles did the beatles have?
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1 LOVE ME DO\n2 SHE LOVES YOU\n3 I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND\n4 CANT BUY ME LOVE\n5 HARD DAYS NIGHT\n6 I FEEL FINE\n7 EIGHT DAYS A WEEK\n8 TICKET TO RIDE\n9 HELP\n10 YESTERDAY\n11 WE CAN WORK IT OUT/ DAYTRIPPER ( double A side )\n12 PAPERBACK WRITER\n13 PENNY LANE/ STRAWBERRY FIELDS ( double A side )\n14 ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE\n15 HELLO GOODBYE\n16 HEY JUDE\n17 GET BACK\n18 SOMETHING\n19 COME TOGETHER\n20 LET IT BE\n21 THE LONG & WINDING ROAD.\nin that order hope that answers it for you 21 NOT 20 AS STATED ABOVE
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The first number one hit I have here is by Al Marino on 14 November 1952 called Here in my heart.  It stood until 16 January the following year.
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Yesterday is my favorite Beatles song. The lyrics are hauntingly beautiful.
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They sold about 30:\n1- album: "England's Newest Hitmakers" (1964)\n\nRoute 66\nI Just Want To Make Love To You\nHonest I Do\nI Need You Baby (Mona)\nNow I've Got A Witness\nLittle By Little\nI'm A King Bee\nCarol\nTell Me\nCan I Get A Witness\nYou Can Make It If You Try\nWalking The Dog \n\n2- album: "12x5" (1964)\n\nAround And Around\nConfessin' The Blues\nEmpty Heart\nTime Is On My Side\nGood Times, Bad Times\nIt's All Over Now\n2120 South Michigan Avenue\nUnder The Board Walk\nCongratulations\nGrown Up Wrong\nIf You Need Me\nSusie Q \n\n3- album: "December's Children" (1965)\n\nShe Said Yeah\nTalkin' About You\nYou Better Move On\nLook What You've Done\nThe Singer Not The Song\nRoute 66\nGet Off Of My Cloud\nI'm Free\nAs Tears Go By\nGotta Get Away\nBlue Turns To Grey\nI'm Moving On \n\n4- album: "The Rolling Stones, Now!" (1965)\n\nEverybody Needs Somebody To Love\nDown Home Girl\nYou Can't Catch Me\nHeart Of Stone\nWhat A Shame\nI Need You Baby (Mona)\nDown The Road Apiece\nOff The Hook\nPain In My Heart\nOh Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin')\nLittle Red Rooster\nSurprise, Surprise \n\n5-album: "Out Of Our Heads" (1965)\n\nMercy Mercy\nHitch Hike\nThe Last Time\nThat's How Strong My Love Is\nGood Times\nI'm Alright\n(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction\nCry To Me\nThe Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man\nPlay With Fire\nThe Spider And The Fly\nOne More Try \n\n6-album: "Aftermath" (1966)\n\nPaint It Black\nStupid Girl\nLady Jane\nUnder My Thumb\nDoncha Bother Me\nThink\nFlight 505\nHigh And Dry\nIt's Not Easy\nI Am Waiting\nGoing Home \n\n7-album: "Flowers" (1967)\n\nRuby Tuesday\nHave You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow?\nLet's Spend The Night Together\nLady Jane\nOut Of Time\nMy Girl\nBackstreet Girl\nPlease Go Home\nMother's Little Helper\nTake It Or Leave It\nRide On, Baby\nSittin' On A Fence \n\n8-album: "Their Satanic Majesties Request" (1967)\n\nSing This All Together\nCitadel\nIn Another Land\n2000 Man\nSing This All Together (See What Happens)\nShe's A Rainbow\nThe Lantern\nGomper\n2000 Light Years From Home\nOn With The Show \n\n9-album: "Between The Buttons" (1967)\n\nLet's Spend The Night Together\nYesterday's Papers\nRuby Tuesday\nConnection\nShe Smiled Sweetly\nCool, Calm & Collected\nAll Sold Out\nMy Obsession\nWho's Been Sleeping Here\nComplicated\nMiss Amanda Jones\nSomething Happened To Me Yesterday \n\n10-album: "Beggar's Banquet" (1968)\n\nSympathy For The Devil\nNo Expectations\nDear Doctor\nParachute Woman\nJig-Saw Puzzle\nStreet Fighting Man\nProdigal Son\nStray Cat Blues\nFactory Girl\nSalt Of The Earth \n\n11-album: "Let It Bleed" (1969)\n\nGimme Shelter\nLove In Vain\nCountry Honk\nLive With Me\nLet It Bleed\nMidnight Rambler\nYou Got The Silver\nMonkey Man\nYou Can't Always Get What You Want \n\n12- album: "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out" (1970)\n\nJumping Jack Flash\nCarol\nStray Cat Blues\nLove In Vain\nMidnight Rambler\nSympathy For The Devil\nLive With Me\nLittle Queenie\nHonky Tonk Women\nStreet Fighting Man \n\n13-album: "Sticky Fingers" (1971)\n\nBrown Sugar\nSway\nWild Horses\nCan't You Hear Me Knocking\nYou Gotta Move\nBitch\nI Got The Blues\nSister Morphine\nDead Flowers\nMoonlight Mile \n\n14- album: "Exile On Main Street" (1972)\n\nRocks Off\nRip This Joint\nShake Your Hips\nCasino Boogie\nTumbling Dice\nSweet Virginia\nTorn And Frayed\nSweet Black Angel\nLoving Cup\nHappy\nTurd On The Run\nVentilator Blues\nI Just Want To See His Face\nLet It Loose\nAll Down The Line\nStop Breaking Down\nShine A Light\nSoul Survivor \n\n15-album: "Goats Head Soup" (1973)\n\nDancing With Mr. D.\n100 Years Ago\nComing Down Again\nDoo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)\nAngie\nSilver Train\nHide Your Love\nWinter\nCan You Hear The Music?\nStar Star \n\n
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Please Please Me - Number 1 in British charts for 29 weeks (setting record for longest run at #1). \n\nSgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Was in US Billboard Top 100 for 85 weeks, and the Top 200 for 113 weeks.\n\nAbbey Road - Estimated world sales by the end of November 1969, 4 million; by the end of 1969, 5 million; by 1980, 10 million and remains their best-selling album of all-time.
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There are Places I'll Remember -The Beatles
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U2. The band has sold approximately 50.5 million albums in the U.S. according to the RIAA, and over 120 million worldwide, had six #1 albums in the US and nine #1 albums in the UK and have consistent chart success for two decades since the release of their album The Joshua Tree. They have won 22 Grammy awards, second only to Stevie Wonder among pop and rock artists.
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Joel Whitburn has a book listing the complete history of Billboard top 40 singles.  You could probably track that down at your local library.
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John Lennon (1940–1980), Paul McCartney (1942–), George Harrison (1943–2001) and Ringo Starr (1940–),
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Well there are several charts.  But the most authoritative is Billboard's Hot 100.  Here is the full scoop:\n\nJohnny Cash--none  "A Boy Named Sue" peaked at #2 on August 2, 1969\n\nStevie Wonder--nine\nSuperstition--1972\nYou Are the Sunshine of My Life--1973\nYou Haven't Done Nothin'--1974\nI Wish--1976\nSir Duke--1977\nEbony and Ivory--1982\nI Just Called to Say I Love You--1984\nPart Time Lover--1985\nThat's What Friends Are For--1985
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Billboard rate has nothing (or very little) to do with the song itself. When you say "# 1 song" you are no more talking about music, but about a product that is marketed at a demographic through chosen channels etc. If it is # 1 for you, then it is a # 1 song.
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Well in about 1983 there were a series of Beatles song medlies put together by a group called Stars on 45.  Check the Internet for more information.
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Only one.\n\nPitney had two #2 hits during his heyday in the '60s, "I'm Gonna Be Strong" (1965) and "Nobody Needs Your Love" (1966).  He didn't score a #1 until 1989, when he duetted with Mark Almond on "Something's Gotten Hold of My Heart," which spent four weeks at the top of the British singles chart in February of that year.
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Yesterday by the Beatles
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beatles all the way.  best of all time.
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The shortest song to hit the U.S. Top 40 was Duane Eddy's "Some Kinda Earthquake" in 1959, 1 minute and 17 seconds.\n\nThe shortest number one on the charts was Maurice Willams and The Zodiacs "Stay" at 1 miute and 18 seconds.\n\nHope that helps.
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The ones I didn't recognize I left blank.\n\nA Day In The Life - Beatles - 5.5\nCome Together - Beatles - 5\nWhile My Guitar Gently Weeps - Beatles - 2\nDon't Fear The Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult - 5\nThunder Road - Bruce Springsteen\nJust What I Needed - The Cars - 4\nLet's Go - The Cars - 3\nLet The Good Times Roll - The Cars - 3\nSpace Oddity - David Bowie \nRebel Rebel - David Bowie - 2\nZiggy Stardust - Davie Bowie - 8\nSmoke On The Water - Deep Purple - 7\nAll Right Now - Free\nAqualung - Jethro Tull - 3\nNights In White Satin - Moody Blues - 6\nWhiter Shade of Pale - Procol Harum - 8\nStay With Me - Rod Stewart - 2\nMaggie May - Rod Stewart - 2\n\nRolling Stones - 4\nGimme Shelter\nStart Me Up - 2\nSatisfaction - 4\nSympathy For The Devil - 7\n\nStuck In The Middle With You - Stealers Wheel - 5\n\nStyx - 7\nCome Sail Away - 5\nRenegade - 6\nLady - 6\n\nSupertramp - 5\nGoodbye Stranger - 7\nThe Logical Song -5\n\nBrown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison - 8\n\nThe Who - 4\nBaba O'Riley - 4\nWon't Get Fooled Again - 2\nBehind Blue Eyes - 3\nPinball Wizard - 6\nWho Are You - 6