To nobody’s surprise, Imagine is John Lennon‘s signature song, as shown by its more than 700 million streams on Spotify and 900 million views on YouTube. Such a phenomenal success would be the career-defining track of most artists. Despite a …
George Harrison moved 34 million equivalent album sales, led by All Things Must Pass at 13 million. We break down all his records’ sales.
I won’t spoil much saying that My Sweet Lord is the most streamed song from George Harrison. With over 500 million streams on Spotify the near-religious anthem remains a stone cold classic from the 70s. What about songs like What …
Arguably the least famous member of the Beatles, Ringo Starr still embarked into an extensive solo career that keeps going to this day. On January 10, 2025 his 21st studio album Look Up will be released. Phil Collins set aside, …
Drummer Ringo Starr will soon release his 21st studio album. The former Beatles has long missed crossover hits, relying on a loyal fanbase instead. Still, we wonder how his 70s hits, most notably his chart toppers Photograph and You’re Sixteen …
Abbey Road is the best selling Beatles studio album at 30 million sales. Among solo efforts, Lennon’s Double Fantasy leads. Here’s the top 30.
Bruno Mars is marking a new milestone in his outstanding career. Having officially broken the all-time record for monthly listeners on Spotify on Wednesday, October 30th, he is now pushing the barrier further every day. With his genre-defying hits and …
The 90s! A time when Westerners thought the end of history was near: the end of the Cold War, continued economic growth, peace talks in the Middle East, the development of the internet, and superstar divas! Today we go back …
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Lana Del Rey‘s journey has been unique. At first, she took many years to get things going. Then she became one of the most hyped artists of the last 20 years out of nowhere, she faded into obscurity through the …
Depeche Mode have moved 100 million equivalent album sales, the very first 80s British band to reach this level.
