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Revision as of 14:20, 11 August 2009

This list documents the world's best-selling music artists alphabetically as well as by record sales. This information cannot be listed officially, as there is no organization that has recorded global music sales. This page lists those artists who have had claims of over 50 million or more records in sales. The list is divided into numerous record-sales brackets within each of which, artists are listed in alphabetical order, rather than by number of records sold. The artists on the list are supported by third-party reliable sources, the sales-figures within which should represent a total number of sold albums, singles, compilation-albums, music videos as well as downloads of singles and full-length albums. Even though, the sales-figures within articles published by reliable sources may not be 100 percent accurate, it is highly recommended to submit articles released only by prominent news services as well as major record companies to avoid inflated and poorly studied worldwide sales-figures.

Constraints

Although the criteria for the following list are intended to be expansive (including comparisons for total-sales for all recording artists) there are certain limitations and constraints that may limit the conclusions that can be derived from these data.

Such constraints include:

  • Bias towards acts who have had success in a specific country or region.
  • Bias towards older artists. There is a broader genre spectrum of music to listen to now which limits the number of listeners.
  • Bias towards modern artists. Comparatively fewer successful pre-modern artists will have sold more records, as both global spending power and population have increased. In 1950, the world's population was 2.5 billion; by 2000 it had risen to 6 billion. Also, older artists suffer from bias as their record sales are less likely to have been accurately tracked, and estimates of their early sales are likely to be more vague.
  • Fan sites, press articles and record labels have been known to inflate record sales claims.
  • Inflated claims for artists who performed in different acts during their careers. Sometimes all of the sales data is attributed to an individual artist. For the purposes of this list, an effort is made to separate the individual acts (e.g., the sales figures for The Beatles and Paul McCartney & Wings are mutually exclusive).
  • Inconsistencies between the sources of the various statistics. For example in some cases world sales are compared to US (RIAA certifies US sales only).

Artists by reputed sales

500 million to 1 billion records

Artist Country Period Genre Estimated sales
The Beatles United Kingdom 1960–1970 Rock / Pop rock 1 billion +
Bing Crosby United States 1926-1977 Pop / Jazz 500 million+
Elvis Presley United States 1953–1977 Rock and Roll / Pop 1 billion +
Michael Jackson United States 1964–2009 Pop / R&B / Rock 750 million+

300 million to 500 million records

Artist Country Period Genre Estimated sales
ABBA Sweden 1972–1982 Pop / Disco 370 million
Nana Mouskouri Greece 1958–2008 Pop folk 300 million
Queen United Kingdom 1970–present Hard rock / Pop rock 300 million

200 million to 299 million records

Artist Country Period Genre Estimated sales
AC/DC Australia 1973–present Hard rock 200 million
A. R. Rahman India 1992–present Film Score / World 200 million
Alla Pugacheva Russia 1965–present Pop 250 million
Bee Gees United Kingdom/Australia 1958–2003 Pop / Disco 220 million
Bob Marley Jamaica 1962–1981 Reggae 250 million
Celine Dion Canada 1981–present Pop 200 million
Elton John United Kingdom 1964–present Pop / Rock 250 million
Herbert von Karajan Austria 1938–1989 Classical 200 million
Julio Iglesias Spain 1968–present Latin 200 million
Led Zeppelin United Kingdom 1968–1980 Hard rock 200 million
Madonna United States 1982–present Pop / Dance 200 million
Mariah Carey United States 1990–present Pop / R&B 200 million
Pink Floyd United Kingdom 1964–1996 Progressive rock 200 million
The Rolling Stones United Kingdom 1962–present Rock / Blues rock 200 million
Wei Wei China 1986–present Pop 200 million

100 million to 199 million records

Artist Country Period Genre Estimated sales
Aerosmith United States 1970–present Hard rock 150 million
Adriano Celentano Italy 1957–present Pop 120 million
Backstreet Boys United States 1996–present Pop/Rock 100 million
Barry White United States 1972–2003 R&B / Soul 100 million
The Beach Boys United States 1961–present Rock / Pop 100 million
Billy Joel United States 1964–present Pop / Rock 100 million
Boney M. Germany 1975–present Disco 140 million
Bon Jovi United States 1983–present Hard Rock 100 million
Bruce Springsteen United States 1972–present Rock 120 million
The Carpenters United States 1969–1983 Pop 100 million
Charles Aznavour France 1936–present Pop / Chanson 100 million
Cher United States 1964–present Pop / Dance 100 million
Chicago United States 1967–present Pop rock 122 million
The Dave Clark Five United Kingdom 1964–1970 Pop rock / Beat 100 million
David Bowie United Kingdom 1964–present Rock 140 million
Deep Purple United Kingdom 1968–present Hard rock 100 million
Depeche Mode United Kingdom 1980–present Electro Rock 100 million
Dire Straits United Kingdom 1977–1995 Rock / Pop 103 million
Dolly Parton United States 1964–present Country / Pop 100 million
Eagles United States 1971–present Soft rock / Country rock 120 million
Engelbert Humperdinck United Kingdom 1956–present Easy listening 120 million
Fleetwood Mac United Kingdom 1967–Present Pop rock 100 million
The Four Seasons United States 1960–present Pop / Rock 100 million
Frank Sinatra United States 1935–1995 Pop / Swing 150 million
Garth Brooks United States 1989–present Country 128 million
Genesis United Kingdom 1967–present Progressive rock / Pop rock 150 million
George Michael United Kingdom 1981–present Pop 100 million
Guns N' Roses United States 1985–present Hard rock 100 million
James Last Germany 1963–present Instrumental / Classical 150 million
The Jackson 5 United States 1966–1990 R&B / Soul / Pop / Disco 100 million
Janet Jackson United States 1982–present R&B / Pop 100 million
Johnny Hallyday France 1957–present Rock / Pop 100 million
Kenny Rogers United States 1958–present Country / Pop 100 million
Lionel Richie United States 1968–present Pop / R&B 100 million
Luciano Pavarotti Italy 1961–2006 Opera 100 million
Metallica United States 1981–present Heavy metal 100 million
Michiya Mihashi Japan 1955–1995 Enka / Min'yō 100 million
Mireille Mathieu France 1950–present Pop 122 million
Modern Talking Germany 1984–2003 Synthpop 120 million
Neil Diamond United States 1966–present Pop / Rock 115 million
Olivia Newton-John Australia 1966–present Pop 100 million
Patti Page United States 1948–present Pop 100 million
Paul McCartney United Kingdom 1957–present Pop rock 100 million
Perry Como United States 1933–1998 Pop / Swing 100 million
Pet Shop Boys United Kingdom 1981–present Synthpop 100 million
Phil Collins United Kingdom 1980–present Adult contemporary 100 million
Roberto Carlos Brazil 1950–present MPB / Brazilian rock 100 million
Rod Stewart United Kingdom 1962–present Rock / Pop 100 million
Salvatore Adamo Belgium 1963–present Chanson 100 million
Status Quo United Kingdom 1967–present Rock 100 million
Stevie Wonder United States 1961–present R&B / Soul 150 million
Teresa Teng Republic of China 1967–1995 Pop 100 million
Tina Turner United States 1955–present Pop / R&B 180 million
U2 Ireland 1976–present Rock 150 million
Valeriya Russia 1991–present Pop 100 million
The Ventures United States 1959–present Surf rock 100 million
Whitney Houston United States 1977–present R&B 190 million
The Who United Kingdom 1964–Present Rock / Hard rock 100 million

75 million to 99 million records

Artist Country Period Genre Estimated sales
B'z Japan 1988–Present Pop rock 75 million
Britney Spears United States 1998–Present Pop / Teen pop / Dance-pop 80 million
Carlos Santana Mexico 1966–Present Rock 80 million
Dalida France 1956–1987 Pop / Disco 85 million
Eminem United States 1999–present Hip hop 75 million
Eurythmics United Kingdom 1980–present New wave 75 million
Gloria Estefan United States 1977–present Latin / Dance / Pop 90 million
Journey United States 1973–present Arena rock 75 million
Luis Miguel Mexico 1982–Present Latin pop /Bolero/ Ballad / Mariachi 75 million
Scorpions Germany 1969–present Hard rock 75 million
Tupac Shakur United States 1990–1996 Hip hop 75 million +
Van Halen United States 1978-present Hard Rock 80 million +

50 million to 74 million records

Artist Country Period Genre Estimated sales
Ace of Base Sweden 1987–present Europop 50 million
Alan Jackson United States 1989–present Country 50 million
Alice Cooper United States 1965–present Hard rock / heavy metal 50 million
Andrea Bocelli Italy 1994–present Pop 60 million
The Andrews Sisters United States 1937–1951 Swing 50 million
Ayumi Hamasaki Japan 1994–present J-Pop 50 million
Black Sabbath United Kingdom 1968–present Heavy metal 50 million
Barbra Streisand United States 1960–present Pop / Adult contemporary 70 million
Bob Dylan United States 1959–present Folk / Rock 58 million
Bob Seger United States 1961–present Rock 50 million
Boston United States 1976–present Arena rock 50 million
Boyz II Men United States 1990–present R&B 60 million
Bryan Adams Canada 1977–present Rock 65 million
Def Leppard United Kingdom 1977–present Hard rock / heavy metal 65 million
Destiny's Child United States 1990–2005 R&B / Pop 50 million
Dreams Come True Japan 1989–present Pop / Jazz 55 million
Duran Duran United Kingdom 1978–present New wave / alternative rock 70 million
Enya Ireland 1982–present New age / Celtic 70 million
Four Tops United States 1954–present R&B 50 million
George Strait United States 1981–present Country 68 million
Glay Japan 1994–present Rock / Pop 56 million
Green Day United States 1987–present Pop Punk / Alternative Rock 65 million
Hibari Misora Japan 1948–1989 Enka 68 million
Iron Maiden United Kingdom 1975–present Heavy metal 70 million
Jay-Z United States 1996–present Hip hop 50 million
Jean Michel Jarre France 1971–present New age 70 million
Jethro Tull United Kingdom 1968–present Progressive rock / hard rock 60 million
Johnny Cash United States 1955–2003 Country / rock and roll 50 million
Kiss United States 1973–present Hard rock / heavy metal 70 million
Kenny G United States 1982–Present Smooth jazz 70 million
Kylie Minogue Australia 1987–Present Dance pop 60 million
Linkin Park United States 2000–present Nu metal / Alternative rock / rapcore 50 million
Meat Loaf United States 1968–present Rock 70 million
Michael Bolton United States 1968–present Pop 53 million
Mills Brothers United States 1928–1982 Pop 50 million
Mötley Crüe United States 1981–present Glam metal 50 million
Mr.Children Japan 1989–present Pop rock 50 million
Nat King Cole United States 1936–1965 Vocal jazz 50 million
New Kids on the Block United States 1984–present Teen pop 70 million
Nirvana United States 1987–1994 Grunge / alternative rock 50 million
Oasis United Kingdom 1991–present Britpop / Rock 50 million
Pearl Jam United States 1990–present Alternative rock / Grunge 60 million
Red Hot Chili Peppers United States 1983–present Funk rock / alternative rock 50 million
The Police United Kingdom 1977–present Pop rock / New Wave 50 million
Ray Conniff United States 1956–2002 Pop / Easy listening 50 million
Reba McEntire United States 1974–present Country 55 million
R.E.M. United States 1980–present Alternative rock 50 million
Richard Clayderman France 1976–present Easy listening / Instrumental pop 70 million
Ricky Martin Puerto Rico 1984–present Pop / Latin / Dance-pop / R&B 60 million
Robbie Williams United Kingdom 1990–present Pop 55 million
Roxette Sweden 1986–present Pop / Rock 70 million
The Seekers Australia 1963–present Folk rock 50 million
Shakira Colombia 1991–present Latin / Pop Rock 50 million
Shania Twain Canada 1993–present Country Pop 65 million
Spice Girls United Kingdom 1996–2000
2007–2008		 Teen pop 55 million
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers United States 1976–present Rock 50 million
Tony Bennett United States 1949–present Traditional pop / Jazz 50 million
T.Rex United Kingdom 1967–1977 Glam rock / Folk rock 58 million
UB40 United Kingdom 1980–Present Reggae 70 million
Vicente Fernández Mexico 1965–present Latin / Mariachi 50 million
Village People United States 1977–present Disco 65 million
Willie Nelson United States 1956–present Country 50 million

See also

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