The exclusive chart, The People’s Artists’ Chart, was presented by Patrick Keilty and revealed The Beatles and Robbie Williams at numbers two and three respectively.
The top ten most played artists featured performances ranging all the way through the fifties (Elvis Presley), the sixties (The Beatles), the seventies (Queen & Abba), the eighties (Elton John), the nineties (Robbie Williams & Take That) and the noughties (Madonna, Sugababes & Coldplay).
The chart was compiled using unique PPL data and is a true reflection of the most played artists over the past ten years – from radio and television airplay to public performance use in clubs, restaurants, hairdressers, gyms etc.
The full top 50 can be found below and can be heard on BBC iPlayer until Monday 12 April http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer).
1 MADONNA
2 THE BEATLES
3 ROBBIE WILLIAMS
4 QUEEN
5 TAKE THAT
6 SUGABABES
7 ELTON JOHN
8 ELVIS PRESLEY
9 ABBA
10 COLDPLAY
11 PINK
12 U2
13 KYLIE MINOGUE
14 STEVIE WONDER
15 OASIS
16 SCISSOR SISTERS
17 ROD STEWART
18 GIRLS ALOUD
19 THE ROLLING STONES
20 THE STEREOPHONICS
21 BEE GEES
22 DAVID BOWIE
23 THE BEACH BOYS
24 MARVIN GAYE
25 MICHAEL JACKSON
26 THE FEELING
27 SNOW PATROL
28 JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE
29 THE KILLERS
30 RIHANNA
31 KEANE
32 BLONDIE
33 SIMPLY RED
34 THE SUPREMES
35 FLEETWOOD MAC
36 EURYTHMICS
37 BRITNEY SPEARS
38 KAISER CHIEFS
39 NELLY FURTADO
40 MOBY
41 THE POLICE
42 BRYAN ADAMS
43 JAMES BLUNT
44 GEORGE MICHAEL
45 JAMES MORRISON
46 DIANA ROSS
47 FOUR TOPS
48 CHRISTINA AGUILERA
49 PHIL COLLINS
50 TRAVIS
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