the beatles has the most billboard number 1 hits.
the beatles has the most billboard number 1 hits.
who has the most billboard number 1 hits?
the beatles
in 1964, vinton had two number 1 hits, "there! i've said it again" (a number 1 hit in 1945 for vaughn monroe) and "mr. lonely". vinton's version of "there! i've said it again" is noteworthy for being the last u.s. "billboard" number-one single of the pre-beatles era, deposed from the hot 100's summit by "i want to hold your hand". also noteworthy is the fact that vinton continued to have big hit records during the british invasion, scoring 16 top-ten hits, while connie francis, ricky nelson, the shirelles, and other major artists of the early 1960s struggled to reach even the top 30, though many of them would remain popular in concerts or continue to have hits for certain periods of time.
bobby vinton
at this point, rivers began to focus more on arranging and orchestrating. he arranged and orchestrated for numerous artists, including nancy wilson and scored his first number 1 billboard hot soul single and top twenty billboard hot 100 single with candi staton's, "young hearts run free" and later scored again with her hit single, "victim." he quickly followed with a top twelve billboard hot 100 single hit, high inergy's, "you can't turn me off (in the middle of turning me on)"." soon thereafter, he received his first composer's credit for a gold record, the title cut of the michael henderson album, "in the night time." rivers arranged and orchestrated for the film soundtrack album, "," and many others. he continued recording with major artists in the studio, working with kenny rogers on the billboard number 1 country and multi-platinum album, "share your love" bearing the billboard number 1 adult contemporary single, "through the years," and the billboard number 1 country and number 1 adult contemporary single, "i don't need you," with lionel richie and diana ross on the gold album, "endless love" soundtrack and the multi-platinum new edition album, "new edition," bearing the billboard number 1 r&b single, "mr. telephone man," among others.
sylvester rivers