Music Quiz / Common Last Names On The Charts

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Can you name the people with common U.S. surnames that have charted the most songs on the Billboard Hot 100?

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Smith
28 (I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing/#1 in 1998) 
12 (Walk On The Wild Side/#21 in 1962) 
10 (Little Green Apples/ #2 in 1968) 
8 (Gettin' Jiggy Wit It/ #1 in 1998) 
5 (Place In This World/ #6 in 1991) 
Johnson
9 (I Love the Way You Love/#9 in 1960) 
9 (I Dreamed/#12 in 1957) 
7 (I'll Be Good to You/ #3 in 1976) 
6 (You and Your Heart/ #20 in 2010) 
6 (Take Me to the River/ #48 in 1975) 
Williams
46 (Butterfly/#1 in 1957) 
22 (Autumn Leaves/#2 in 1955) 
13 (Save the Best for Last/#1 in 1992) 
9 (Let's Hear It For the Boy/#1 in 1984) 
8 (I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter/#8 in 1957) 
Jones
29 (She's a Lady/#2 in 1971) 
20 (Wives and Lovers/ #14 in 1964) 
13 (One Hundred Ways/ #14 in 1982) 
7 (U Know What's Up/#7 in 1999) 
7 (I'm 'n Luv [Wit a Stripper]/#5 in 2005) 
Brown
89 (I Got You [I Feel Good]/#3 in 1965) 
38 (Run It!/#1 in 2005) 
16 (Somebody's Baby/ #7 in 1982) 
15 (All In My Mind/#19 in 1961) 
13 (My Prerogative/#1 in 1989) 
Davis
17 (The Candy Man/#1 in 1972) 
15 (Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me/#1 in 1972) 
15 (Turn Back the Hands of Time/#3 in 1970) 
15 ('65 Love Affair/#6 in 1982) 
5 (Gimme Some Lovin'/#7 in 1967) 
Miller
19 (The Joker/#1 in 1974) 
15 (King of the Road/ #4 in 1965) 
14 (The Yellow Rose of Texas/#4 in 1955) 
6 (Queen of the House/ #12 in 1965) 
5 (Smile Back/#55 in 2011) 
Wilson
54 (Night/#4 in 1960) 
9 ([You Don't Know] How Glad I Am/#11 in 1964) 
8 (Show and Tell/#1 in 1974) 
5 (Redneck Woman/ #22 in 2004) 
4 (Whatcha Wanna Do?/ #41 in 1998) 

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