Sadly, it won't do that. Its by album. its by decade.
#1 all time record sales. I'd have guessed the stones. but no, they are 19th, according to wiki, Behind Ed Sheeran, and celine dion. New crap sells more, larger # listeners. But then how is Elvis #3
Data can be misleading. Thanks for the post rwjr
#1 all time record sales. I'd have guessed the stones. but no, they are 19th, according to wiki, Behind Ed Sheeran, and celine dion. New crap sells more, larger # listeners. But then how is Elvis #3
Data can be misleading. Thanks for the post rwjr
| The Beatles | United Kingdom | 1960–1970[10] | 1962[10] | Rock / pop[10] | 295.9 million | 600 million[42] 500 million[43] |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Michael Jackson | United States | 1964–2009[44] | 1971[44] | R&B / pop[44] | 299.1 million | 500 million[43] 400 million[61] |
| Elvis Presley | United States | 1953–1977[62] | 1956[62] | Rock / pop / country / gospel[62] | 235.4 million | 500 million[68] |
| Elton John | United Kingdom | 1962–present[69] | 1970[69] | Pop / rock[69] | 216.8 million | 300 million[73] 250 million[74] |
| Queen | United Kingdom | 1971–present[75] | 1973[75] | Rock / pop[75] | 201.1 million | 300 million[78] 250 million[79] |
