BIGGEST TRACKS

The list of most successful songs is compiled in album equivalent sales generated by each of them. It includes the song’s own physical singles sales with a 0,3 weighting, its download and streaming sales, and with appropriate weighting too, plus its share among sales of all albums on which it is featured.

1. 1986 – Paul Simon – You Can Call Me Al [Graceland] – 10,070,000
2. 1972 – Paul Simon – Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard [Paul Simon] – 6,740,000
3. 1975 – Paul Simon – 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover [Still Crazy After All These Years] – 4,570,000
4. 1990 – Paul Simon – The Obvious Child [The Rhythm of the Saints] – 2,780,000
5. 1986 – Paul Simon – Graceland [Graceland] – 2,360,000
6. 1986 – Paul Simon – Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes [Graceland] – 2,290,000
7. 1973 – Paul Simon – Kodachrome [There Goes Rhymin’ Simon] – 2,240,000
8. 1980 – Paul Simon – Late in the Evening [One-Trick Pony] – 1,650,000
9. 1972 – Paul Simon – Mother and Child Reunion [Paul Simon] – 1,230,000
10. 1975 – Paul Simon – Still Crazy After All These Years [Still Crazy After All These Years] – 1,090,000

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