The Top 50 Jazz Musicians of All Time

Jazz: Top 50 Acts

These are the top 50 jazz artists of all time according to Dave’s Music Database. The term “jazz” is used to incorporate instrumental jazz performed by small ensembles, big band jazz, vocal jazz, and traditional pop. That means this list includes musicians, singers, and band leaders. The list was determined by aggregating 17 best-of lists. Those acts appearing on 3 or more lists were re-ordered based on overall status in Dave’s Music Database. See other lists of Acts/Music Makers by Genre. 1. Frank Sinatra 2. Benny Goodman 3. Louis Armstrong 4. Glenn Miller 5. Nat “King” Cole 6. Duke Ellington 7. Billie Holiday 8. Ella Fitzgerald 9. Miles Davis 10. Fats Waller 11. Bessie Smith 12. Artie Shaw 13. Count Basie 14. John Coltrane 15. Woody Herman 16. Herbie Hancock 17. Nina Simone 18. Thelonious Monk 19. Charles Mingus 20. Sarah Vaughan 21. Charlie Christian 22. Ferdinand “Jelly Roll” Morton 23. Charlie Parker 24. Dizzy Gillespie 25. Teddy Wilson 26. Dave Brubeck 27. Art Tatum 28. Lionel Hampton 29. Erroll Garner 30. Bill Evans 31. Stan Kenton 32. Oscar Peterson 33. Django Reinhardt 34. Max Roach 35. Stan Getz 36. Wes Montgomery 37. Sonny Rollins 38. Coleman Hawkins 39. Bud Powell 40. Scott Joplin 41. Keith Jarrett 42. Lester Young 43. Art Blakey 44. Ornette Coleman 45. Cannonball Adderley 46. Wayne Shorter 47. Benny Carter 48. John McLaughlin 49. McCoy Tyner 50. Jimmy Smith Resources/Related Links: Dave’s Music Database: Lists of Acts/Music Makers by Genre Dave’s Music Database: Top 50 Jazz Albums of All Time Dave’s Music Database: Top 100 Jazz Songs of All Time First posted 12/23/2011; last updated 3/8/2026.

The Top 20 Music Managers of All Time

Music Managers: Top 20

Here’s the top 20 music managers (with some of the best-known artists they’ve managed in parentheses) as determined by an aggregation of multiple lists. See other lists of Acts/Music Makers by Categories. 1. Andrew Loog Oldham (The Rolling Stones) 2. Brian Epstein (The Beatles) 3. Colonel Tom Parker (Elvis Presley) 4. Peter Grant (Led Zeppelin) 5. Malcolm McLaren (Sex Pistols) 6. Don Arden (Black Sabbath) 7. Allen Klein (The Beatles, The Rolling Stones) 8. Don Kirshner (The Monkees, Kansas) 9. Albert Grossman (Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, The Band) 10. Kit Lambert (The Who) 11. Robert Stigwood (The Bee Gees) 12. Lou Pearlman (Backstreet Boys, N’ Sync) 13. Tony Defries (David Bowie) 14. Irving Azoff (Eagles) 15. Chris Stamp (The Who, Jimi Hendrix) 16. Simon Fuller (Spice Girls) 17. Jon Landau (Bruce Springsteen) 18. Dee Anthony (Tony Bennett, Peter Frampton) 19. Scooter Braun (Justin Bieber) 20. Joseph Jackson (The Jackson 5) Resources/Related Links: Dave’s Music Database: Lists of Acts/Music Makers by Categories First posted 5/20/2017; last updated 1/26/2022.

The Top100 Keyboardists/Pianists of All Time

Keyboardists/Pianists: Top 100

This is one of the DMDB’s most diverse best-of lists, with everything from classical (Beethoven, Mozart) to jazz (Dave Brubeck, Herbie Hancock) to R&B (Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder) to pop/rock (Billy Joel, Elton John) to progressive rock (Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman). As always, DMDB lists are determined by an aggregation of multiple lists. See other lists of Acts/Music Makers by Categories. 1. Franz Liszt 2. Art Tatum 3. Vladimir Horowitz 4. Chick Corea 5. Thelonious Monk 6. Bill Evans 7. Frederic Chopin 8. Sergei Rachmaninoff 9. Ludwig van Beethoven 10. Oscar Peterson 11. Dave Brubeck 12. Duke Ellington 13. Ray Manzarek 14. Josef Hoffman 15. Keith Emerson 16. Herbie Hancock 17. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 18. McCoy Tyner 19. Ahmad Jamal 20. Earl Hines 21. Billy Joel 22. Count Basie 23. Keith Jarrett 24. Erroll Garner 25. Richard Wright 26. Glenn Gould 27. Sviatoslav Richter 28. Tommy Flanagan 29. Red Garland 30. Horace Silver 31. Fats Waller 32. Bud Powell 33. Jelly Roll Morton 34. Wynton Kelly 35. Jon Lord 36. Gene Harris 37. Jordan Rudess 38. Rick Wakeman 39. Arthur Rubenstein 40. Gregg Rolie 41. Stevie Wonder 42. Alfred Cortot 43. Elton John 44. Steve Winwood 45. Jonathan Cain 46. Claudio Arrau 47. Teddy Wilson 48. George Shearing 49. Al Kooper 50. Martha Argerich 51. Alfred Brendel 52. James P. Johnson 53. John Paul Jones 54. Ray Charles 55. Billy Taylor 56. Nicky Hopkins 57. Andre Previn 58. Arturo Bendetti Michelangeli 59. Jan Hammer 60. Henry “Hank” Jones 61. Willie “The Lion” Smith 62. Nat “King” Cole 63. Billy Powell 64. Hampton Hawes 65. Ron “Pigpen” McKernan 66. Patrick Moraz 67. Bobby Timmons 68. Neal Doughty 69. Janne Warman 70. Tony Banks 71. Walter Gleseking 72. Robert Schumann 73. Sonny Clark 74. Billy Preston 75. Liberace 76. Phineas Newborn Jr. 77. Brian Eno 78. Gregg Allman 79. Evgeny Kissin 80. George Duke 81. Eubie Blake 82. Mose Alison 83. Mary Lou Williams 84. Rod Argent 85. Dennis DeYoung 86. Michael Petrucciani 87. Paul Bley 88. Kerry Livgren 89. Kenny Drew 90. Richard Tandy 91. Brad Mehldau 92. Don Airey 93. Geoff Downes 94. Alicia Delarrocha 95. Marc-Andre Hamelin 96. Roy Bittan 97. Mike Pinder 98. Robert Lamm 99. Vince Guaraldi 100. Joe Sample Resources/Related Links: Dave’s Music Database: Lists of Acts/Music Makers by Categories First posted 5/14/2017; last updated 1/26/2022.

Box Sets: Top 100

First posted 11/16/2020; updated 11/20/2020.

Box Sets: Top 100

This list was created by first aggregating best-of lists focused on box sets (see sources at bottom of page). Those figures were combined with the box sets’ overall status in Dave’s Music Database, which factors in sales, chart peaks, critic ratings, appearances on other best-of lists, and DMDB points of songs on the collection. The DMDB defines a box set as a compilation of three or more compact discs, or the equivalent, which would be at least 240 minutes, or four hours, of music. Box sets are most typically associated with efforts to compile a mix of hits and rarities from veteran artists. However, this list also includes compilations from various artists, classical works, larger-than-usual live collections, repackagings of multiple studio albums gathered together, deluxe editions of studio albums, and even one triple-length studio album. Note: The first date(s) listed in parentheses after the album title indicates the years covered by the box. The second date indicates when the box was released (hence the r.). Check out other best-of-genre/category lists here. Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band Live 1975/1985 (live box: 1975-85, r. 1986) Various Artists Hitsville USA: The Motown Singles Collection 1959-1971 (1959-71, r. 1992) Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Sonatas (32) (1795-1822) Various Artists compiled by Harry Smith Anthology of American Folk Music (1926-32, r. 1952) Louis Armstrong The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings (1925-28, r. 2000) Richard Wagner Der Ring Des Nibelungen (The Ring Cycle) (opera, 1848-1874) James Brown Star Time (1956-84, r. 1991) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Don Giovanni (opera, 1787) Various Artists Atlantic Rhythm & Blues (1947-74, r. 10/15/91) The Rolling Stones The Singles Collection: The London Years (1963-71, r. 1989) Richard Wagner Tristan Und Isolde (opera, 1857-59) Various Artists produced by Phil Spector Back to Mono (1958-69, r. 1991) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Le Nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro) (1786) Led Zeppelin How the West Was Won (live: recorded 1972, r. 2003) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concertos (27) (1767-1791) Johann Sebastian Bach St. Matthew Passion (1736) Prince The Hits/The B Sides (1978-93, r. 1993) Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartets (16) (1798-1826) The Magnetic Fields 69 Love Songs (1999) Duke Ellington The Blanton-Webster Band (box set, recorded 1939-42, r. 1990) Elvis Presley The King of Rock and Roll: The Complete ‘50s Masters (1953-58, r. 1992) Eric Clapton Crossroads (1963-87, r. 1988) Bob Dylan Biograph (1962-81, r. 1985) Elton John Greatest Hits 1970-2002 (1970-2002, r. 2002) Various Artists The First Rock and Roll Record (1916-56, r. 2011) Béla Bartók The String Quartets (1908-39) Various Artists The Music of Disney: A Legacy in Song (1926-91, r. 1992) Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin (Box Set) (1969-79, r. 1990) Charlie Parker The Complete Savoy & Dial Studio Recordings (1944-48, r. 2000) Velvet Underground Peel Slowly and See (1955-70, r. 1995) The Police Message in a Box: The Complete Recordings (1978-86, r. 1993) Elvis Presley Artist of the Century (1954-77, r. 1999) Bruce Springsteen The Essential: Limited Edition (1973-2002, r. 2003) Bob Marley & the Wailers Songs of Freedom (1961-83, r. 1992) Johnny Cash The Essential (1955-83, r. 1992) Various Artists Doo Wop Box: 101 Vocal Group Gems (1948-87, r. 1994) Chuck Berry The Chess Box (1955-73, r. 1988) Queen The Platinum Collection (1973-99, r. 2001) Ludwig van Beethoven (composer) The Symphonies (9) (classical, composed 1800-1824) Ray Charles The Birth of Soul – The Complete Atlantic Rhythm & Blues Recordings (1952-59, r. 1991) Elton John Diamonds (1969-2016, r. 2017) Bing Crosby Bing! His Legendary Years (1931-57, r. 1993) Various Artists Loud, Fast & Out of Control: The Wild Sounds of ’50s Rock (1948-61, r. 1999) Howlin’ Wolf The Chess Box (1951-73, r. 1991) Bing Crosby Bing: A Musical Autobiography (1938-54, r. 1954) Aretha Franklin Queen of Soul: The Atlantic Recordings (1967-77, r. 1992) The Beach Boys Good Vibrations: Thirty Years of the Beach Boys (1961-88, r. 1993) Bob Dylan The Bootleg Series, Vols. 1-3 (archives: 1961-89, r. 1991) Cream Those Were the Days (1966-69, r. 1997) Journey Time 3 (1975-86, r. 1992) Led Zeppelin The Complete Studio Recordings (1969-79, r. 1993) The Who 30 Years of Maximum R&B (1964-91, r. 1994) Louis Armstrong Hot Five and Hot Sevens (1925-26, r. 1999) Various Artists No Thanks! The ‘70s Punk Rebellion (1973-81, r. 2003) The Jimi Hendrix Experience The Jimi Hendrix Experience (1966-70, r. 2000) Burt Bacharach (composer) The Look of Love: The Collection (1957-96, r. 1998) Charlie Christian with Benny Goodman The Genius of Electric Guitar (1939-41, r. 2001) Muddy Waters The Chess Box (1947-72, r. 1989) Stevie Wonder At the Close of a Century (1962-97, r. 1999) Elvis Presley From Nashville to Memphis: The Essential ‘60s Masters (1960-69, r. 1993) Fats Domino They Call Me the Fat Man: The Legendary Imperial Recordings 1949-62, r. 1991) Elton John To Be Continued (1965-90, r. 1990) Rod Stewart Storyteller (1964-89, r. 1989) Charlie Parker The Complete Savoy Sessions (1944-48, r. 2000) The Rolling Stones Grrr! (1963-2012, r. 2012) Ray Charles Genius & Soul: The 50th Anniversary Collection (1949-93, r. 1997) David Bowie Nothing Has Changed (1969-2014, r. 2014) Elvis Presley Walk a Mile in My Shoes: The Essential ‘70s (1970-77, r. 1995) David Bowie Sound + Vision (1969-80, r. 1989) Fleetwood Mac 25 Years: The Chain (1967-92, r. 1992) Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Playback (1973-93, r. 1995) Fletcher Henderson A Study in Frustration: Thesaurus of Classic Jazz (1923-38, r. 1994) Marvin Gaye The Master (1961-84, r. 1995) Billie Holiday Quintessential (1933-42, r. 1998) The Beatles The Capitol Albums, Vol. 2 (1962-65, r. 2006) Lynyrd Skynyrd Lynyrd Skynyrd (1970-77, r. 1991) Aerosmith Pandora’s Box (1966-82, r. 1991) Patsy Cline The Collection (1955-63, r. 1991) Nirvana With the Lights Out (1987-94, r. 2004) Kenny Rogers Through the Years: A Retrospective (1956-97, r. 1999) Paul Simon 1964/1993 (1957-91, r. 2006) The Byrds The Byrds (1965-90, r. 1990) The Beatles In Mono (1962-70, r. 2009) Michael Jackson The Ultimate Collection (1969-2004, r. 2004) Prince Sign ‘O’ the Times: Super Deluxe Edition (1981-87, r. 2020) The Cure Join the Dots: B-sides & Rarities (The Fiction Years) (1978-2001, r. 2004) Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers The Live Anthology (1978-2007, r. 2009) The Allman Brothers Band Dreams (1966-88, r. 1989) Lou Reed Between Thought and Expression (1972-88, r. 1992) The Beatles The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1 (1963-64, r. 2004) The Smiths Complete (1983-87, r. 2011) Various Artists Left of the Dial: Dispatches from the ‘80s Underground (1979-89, r. 2004) Simon & Garfunkel Old Friends (1965-75, r. 1997) B.B. King King of the Blues (1949-91, r. 1992) Crosby, Stills & Nash CSN (1968-90, r. 1991) Various Artists Now That’s What I Call Disney (1937-2011, r. 2011) Simon & Garfunkel The Collection (1965-70, r. 2007) Various Artists Country Music (1928-2002, r. 2019) Steve Winwood The Finer Things (1964-90, r. 1995) Bruce Springsteen Tracks (1972-95, r. 1998) Resources and Related Links: Dave’s Music Database: “Compilations: The Top 100 Albums” (1-2 disc collections) Dave’s Music Database: other best-of-genre lists Amazon.com: “Best Sellers in Box Sets” AXS: “16 Classic Box Sets You Should Buy Right Now” Now dead link. Consequence of Sound (12/6/2013). “The 15 Most Essential Music Box Sets” Esquire.com (12/16/2015). “10 Box Sets for the Music-Lover in Your Life” Steve Hoffman Miusic Forums (8/15/2008). “Your top 10 musical box sets?” Multiple people weighing in on a discussion thread. LouderSound.com (3/20/2020). “The best CD and vinyl album box sets you can buy right now” The Manual (3/20/2020). “The Best Box Sets for the Aspiring Music Collector” Music Radar (12/22/2009). “12 brillian box sets for every music fan” RateYourMusic.com: “My 100 Favorite Box-Sets and Compilations” Personal list from user “yerblues.” Spy.com (1/7/2019). “Badass Boxes: The 10 Best Rock Box Sets You Need to Own” UltimateClassicRock.com (3/24/2013). “Top 10 Box Sets”

The Top 100 Classic Rock Acts, 1962-1981

Classic Rock Acts: Top 100

Description See other lists of Acts/Music Makers by Genre. These are the top 100 classic rock acts as listed in the Dave’s Music Database book, Charting the Classic Rock Hits 1962-1981. That book speculates on what a classic rock chart would have looked like, had it existed, for the aforementioned years. Songs’ peak positions were tallied to generate a list of the top 100 classic rock artists. 1. The Beatles 2. The Rolling Stones 3. Led Zeppelin 4. The Who 5. Elton John 6. Bob Dylan 7. Pink Floyd 8. The Doors 9. AC/DC 10. Eagles 11. Paul McCartney/Wings 12. Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band 13. Rod Stewart/The Faces 14. Fleetwood Mac 15. Bruce Springsteen 16. Jimi Hendrix 17. David Bowie 18. Creedence Clearwater Revival 19. Paul Simon/Simon & Garfunkel 20. The Kinks 21. Eric Clapton/Derek & the Dominos 22. Queen 23. Billy Joel 24. The Doobie Brothers 25. Steely Dan 26. Neil Young 27. Van Halen 28. Electric Light Orchestra 29. Aerosmith 30. Rush 31. Grateful Dead 32. Chicago 33. Lynyrd Skynyrd 34. Styx 35. Allman Brothers Band 36. Crosby, Stills & Nash/Neil Young 37. The Guess Who 38. John Lennon 39. Journey 40. ZZ Top 41. Bad Company 42. Steve Miller Band 43. The Moody Blues 44. Jefferson Airplane/Jefferson Starship 45. Foreigner 46. Kiss 47. Santana 48. Alice Cooper 49. Van Morrison/Them 50. Jethro Tull 51. Linda Ronstadt 52. The Cars 53. Tommy James & the Shondells 54. Three Dog Night 55. Heart 56. Deep Purple 57. The Police 58. Boston 59. Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers 60. Genesis 61. Supertramp 62. Black Sabbath 63. The Hollies 64. The Beach Boys 65. The Animals 66. Daryl Hall & John Oates 67. J. Geils Band 68. The Byrds 69. Jackson Browne 70. Grand Funk Railroad 71. James Taylor 72. REO Speedwagon 73. The Band 74. George Harrison 75. Yes 76. Carole King 77. Pat Benatar 78. Paul Revere & the Raiders 79. Roy Orbison 80. Donovan 81. Janis Joplin/Big Brother & the Holding Company 82. Cream 83. The Grass Roots 84. Traffic 85. The Clash 86. The (Young) Rascals 87. Joe Cocker 88. Ted Nugent 89. America 90. Steppenwolf 91. Cat Stevens 92. The Monkees 93. Bachman-Turner Overdrive 94. War 95. Kansas 96. April Wine 97. Kenny Loggins/Loggins & Messina 98. Ramones 99. Ringo Starr 100. Carly Simon Resources/Related Links: Dave’s Music Database: Lists of Acts/Music Makers by Genre David Whitaker (2019). Charting the Classic Rock Hits 1962-1981. Published by Dave’s Music Database: Kansas City, MO. First posted 5/4/2017; last updated 3/3/2026.

World Wide Albums: Top 100

First posted 12/30/2020.

World Wide Albums: Top 100 All-Time

WorldWideAlbums.net doesn’t offer a particularly good definition of how their lists are compiled. A “methods” link explains that sales figures are gathered for albums, but a quick glance at this list reveals many albums that were not definitely not best sellers. The site still exists, but apparently no new data has been gathered since 2010. Check out best-of lists from other publiciations and organizations here. 1. Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon (1973) 2. Velvet Underground & Nico Velvet Underground & Nico (1967) 3. The Beatles Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967) 4. Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IV (1971) 5. Bob Dylan The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan (1963) 6. The Doors The Doors (1967) 7. The Beach Boys Pet Sounds (1966) 8. King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson King (1969) 9. Bob Dylan Blonde on Blonde (1966) 10. The Beatles The Beatles (aka “The White Album”) (1968) 11. Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin II (1969) 12. The Rolling Stones Aftermath (1966) 13. The Who Who’s Next (1971) 14. David Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (1972) 15. Bob Dylan Blood on the Tracks (1975) 16. The Beatles Revolver (1966) 17. The Jimi Hendrix Experience Electric Ladyland (1968) 18. Frank Zappa/The Mothers of Invention Freak Out! (1966) 19. U2 The Joshua Tree (1987) 20. Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols (1977) 21. Nirvana Nevermind (1991) 22. The Beatles Abbey Road (1969) 23. The Rolling Stones Let It Bleed (1969) 24. Radiohead OK Computer (1997) 25. The Clash London Calling (1979) 26. Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin I (1969) 27. Pink Floyd The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967) 28. The Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers (1971) 29. Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited (1965) 30. The Jimi Hendrix Experience Are You Experienced? (1967) 31. Pink Floyd A Saucerful of Secrets (1968) 32. Joy Division Unknown Pleasures (1979) 33. AC/DC Back in Black (1980) 34. Frank Zappa Hot Rats (1969) 35. Black Sabbath Paranoid (1970) 36. Michael Jackson Thriller (1982) 37. The Who Sell Out (1967) 38. Neil Young Harvest (1972) 39. Genesis The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (1974) 40. Lou Reed Transformer (1972) 41. Curtis Mayfield Curtis (1970) 42. The Stooges The Stooges (1969) 43. David Bowie Heroes (1977) 44. The Who Tommy (1969) 45. Nick Drake Pink Moon (1972) 46. Van Morrison Moondance (1970) 47. Queen A Night at the Opera (1975) 48. Guns N’ Roses Appetite for Destruction (1987) 49. Marvin Gaye What’s Going On (1971) 50. Bob Marley & the Wailers Burnin’ (1973) 51. Metallica Master of Puppets (1986) 52. The MC5 Kick Out the Jams (live, 1969) 53. Creedence Clearwater Revival Cosmo’s Factory (1970) 54. Janis Joplin Pearl (1971) 55. Jethro Tull Aqualung (1971) 56. Deep Purple Made in Japan (live, 1973) 57. Crosby, Stills & Nash Crosby, Stills & Nash (1969) 58. Joy Division Closer (1980) 59. The Allman Brothers At Fillmore East (live, 1971) 60. Patti Smith Horses (1975) 61. Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells (1973) 62. John Lennon Imagine (1971) 63. Bruce Springsteen Born to Run (1975) 64. Television Marquee Moon (1977) 65. Talking Heads Remain in Light (1980) 66. Joni Mitchell Blue (1971) 67. Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here (1975) 68. R.E.M. Automatic for the People (1992) 69. The Cure Disintegration (1989) 70. Oasis (What’s the Story) Morning Glory (1995) 71. Eagles Hotel California (1976) 72. Red Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex Magik (1991) 73. Iron Maiden The Number of the Beast (1982) 74. Cream Wheels of Fire (studio/live, 1968) 75. Tom Waits Rain Dogs (1985) 76. Jeff Buckley Grace (1994) 77. Miles Davis In a Silent Way (1969) 78. Pearl Jam Ten (1991) 79. The Pixies Doolittle (1989) 80. Pink Floyd The Wall (1979) 81. Prince & the Revolution Purple Rain (soundtrack, 1984) 82. Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness (1995) 83. The Cure Pornography (1982) 84. Ramones Ramones (1976) 85. Peter Gabriel So (1986) 86. The Police Regatta De Blanc (1979) 87. Prince Sign ‘O’ the Times (1987) 88. Nine Inch Nails The Downward Spiral (1994) 89. Sonic Youth Daydream Nation (1988) 90. Depeche Mode Violator (1990) 91. Hüsker Dü Zen Arcade (1984) 92. Public Enemy It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back (1988) 93. Green Day Dookie (1994) 94. Bruce Springsteen Born in the U.S.A. (1984) 95. Rage Against the Machine Rage Against the Machine (1992) 96. The Smiths The Queen Is Dead (1986) 97. Slint Spiderland (1991) 98. The Verve Urban Hymns (1997) 99. Metallica Metallica (aka ‘The Black Album’) (1991) 100. Kraftwerk Trans-Europa Express (Trans Europe Express) (1977) Resources and Related Links: Dave’s Music Database: best-of lists from other publiciations and organizations World Wide Albums: “Best Albums of All Time” World Wide Albums: “Albums of the Year”