The Beatles
Hi.... I think you will find that 'Come on Over' by Shania Twain with 39 million sold is the biggest selling album by a female.... The Bodyguard Soundtrack is not exclusively Whitney....i.e. other artists are included on the album.... so its open to debate! Whitney Houston's 1992 "the Bodyguard Soundtrack" also its the biggest selling soundtrack of all time as well...so a double whammy here and its the 2nd biggest selling album of all time. (behind Micheal Jackson's Thriller Album") Whitney Houston's 1992 "the Bodyguard Soundtrack" also its the biggest selling soundtrack of all time as well...so a double whammy here and its the 2nd biggest selling album of all time. (behind Micheal Jackson's Thriller Album")
The top five Canadian Artist are:5. Alanis Morisette (60 Million Albums)4. Shania Twain (65 million Albums)3. Bryan Adams (65 Million Albums)2. Neil Young (70 Million Albums)And TA-DA!1. Celine Dion (200 Million Albums)
Michael Jackson has the best selling album of all time from the 80's called " Thriller" sold over 100,000,000 copies and is still selling to this very day.
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The Beatles
the top selling country artist of all time is George Strait with 59 no. 1 hits
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elvis
Undoubtedly Garth Brooks. He is listed by the Recording Industry Association of America has being the second all-time selling artist, behind the Beatles, with 128 million units shifted.
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Leonard Cohen
Poo on you
Elvis and the Beatles both have plus a billion sales and Michael Jackson is in third with 750 million with the closest artist having less then 250000 below Michael. However Michael is expected to dwarf both the beatles and Elvis now that he is passed away and is selling more.
Shakira has sold over 70 million albums. She is the highest selling Colombian artist of all time.
Garth Brooks
The Beatles are without a doubt the best selling artist of all time. With the highest number of certified sales (in excess of 250 million) and claimed sales of over 1 billion they are at the top. They dominated the 60's and led the British invasion of British popular music.