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* "[[Come on Over (song)|Come on Over]]" (#58) |
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==Most Top 10 Singles from an album (7)== |
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Revision as of 20:16, 27 August 2007
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The American Billboard Hot 100 chart of pop hit singles has attracted considerable interest and attention from music fans over the years, and one question frequently asked is, what album has contained the most (U.S.) hit singles? The question needs to be further refined as to whether Top 100, Top 10, or Number One hits is meant; what follows is the answer to all three.
Most Hot 100 Singles from an album (9)
High School Musical soundtrack (2006) by The Cast of High School Musical
- "Breaking Free" (#4)
- "Get'cha Head in the Game" (#23)
- "Start of Something New" (#28)
- "We're All in This Together" (#34)
- "What I've Been Looking For" (#35)
- "Stick to the Status Quo" (#43)
- "Bop to the Top" (#62)
- "What I've Been Looking For (Reprise)" (#67)
- "When There Was Me and You" (#72)
Most Hot 100 Singles from an album by a single artist (8)
Come on Over (1997) by Shania Twain
- "Love Gets Me Every Time" (#25)
- "Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)" (#40)
- "You're Still the One" (#2)
- "From This Moment On" (#4)
- "That Don't Impress Me Much" (#7)
- "Man! I Feel like a Woman!" (#23)
- "You've Got a Way" (#49)
- "Come on Over" (#58)
- "Check On It" (#1)
- "Deja Vu" (#4)
- "Ring The Alarm" (#11)
- "Listen" (#61)
- "Upgrade U" (#59)
- "Irreplaceable" (#1)
- "Beautiful Liar" (#3)
- "Get Me Bodied" (#68)
Most Top 10 Singles from an album (7)
Thriller (1982) by Michael Jackson
- "The Girl Is Mine" (#2)
- "Billie Jean" (#1)
- "Beat It" (#1)
- "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" (#5)
- "Human Nature" (#7)
- "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" (#10)
- "Thriller" (#4)
Born in the U.S.A. (1984) by Bruce Springsteen
- "Dancing in the Dark" (#2)
- "Cover Me" (#7)
- "Born in the U.S.A." (#9)
- "I'm on Fire" (#6)
- "Glory Days" (#5)
- "I'm Goin' Down" (#9)
- "My Hometown" (#6)
- "Miss You Much" (#1)
- "Rhythm Nation" (#2)
- "Escapade" (#1)
- "Alright" (#4)
- "Come Back to Me" (#2)
- "Black Cat" (#1)
- "Love Will Never Do (Without You)" (#1)
Of these three albums, only Rhythm Nation 1814 contains all Top 5 singles, and thus it alone holds the record for Most Top 5 singles from an album (7).