Most Combined Weeks At Number One On The UK Singles Charts
Rank | Artist | Weeks at # 1 |
---|---|---|
1 | Elvis Presley | 80 |
2 | The Beatles | 69 |
3 | Cliff Richard | 46 |
4 | The Shadows | 44 |
5 | Frankie Laine | 32 |
6 | ABBA | 31 |
7 | Madonna | 29 |
8 | Take That | 28 |
9= | Elton John | 23 |
9= | Rihanna | 23 |
9= | Wet Wet Wet | 23 |
12 | Spice Girls | 22 |
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