On Monday, December 11, 2000 at 10:16:51 PM UTC-6, Wooly Bully wrote:   
   > Elvis's number ones   
   > Elvis had a string of hits right up until 1964 when The Beatles took over,   
   but   
   > he had two after his '68 comback special and one reached number one.   
   > 1.Heartbreak Hotel   
   > 2.Houndog   
   > 3.Don't be Cruel   
   > 4.All shook up!   
   > 5.Jailhouse Rock   
   > 6.Teddy Bear   
   > 7.It's now or never   
   > 8.Are you lonesome tonight   
   > 9.Suspicious Minds   
   > all together, Elvis had nine number one records on the Pop chart.   
   > now, lets examine The Beatles number one chart success.   
   >   
   > 1.I want to hold your hand   
   > 2.She Loves You   
   > 3.Can't buy me love   
   > 4.Twist and Shout   
   > 5.Please Please me   
   > 6.Love me do   
   > 7.A Hard Days Night   
   > 8.I feel fine   
   > 9.She's a Woman   
   > 10.Eight Day's a week   
   > 11.Ticket to ride   
   > 12.Help!   
   > 13.Yesterday   
   > 14.We can work it out   
   > 15.Day Tripper   
   > 16 Nowhere man   
   > 17.Paperback Writer   
   > 18.Yellow Submarine   
   > 19.Penny Lane   
   > 20.All you need is love   
   > 20.Hello Goodbye   
   > 21.Lady Madonna   
   > 22.Hey Jude   
   > 23 Revolution   
   > 24.Get Back   
   > 25.Don't let me down   
   > 26.The Ballad of John and Yoko   
   > 27.Come together   
   > 28.Something   
   > 29.Let it Be   
   > 30.The Long and Winding Road.   
   >   
   > so, there you have it Elvis had nine number ones ,but THE BEATLES HAD THIRTY   
   NUMBER ONE SINGLES!   
   > no competition for the fab four there.   
   > Now, how many number one albums did Elvis have?   
      
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