Stevie Wonder – $110 million
Greatest Hits: Superstition
Stevie Wonder is one of the greatest American singer-songwriters to ever have been born. The gentleman could play the keyboards, harmonica, harpejji, drums, and various other instruments, well beyond his golden voice. Wonder enjoyed more than one hundred million record sales, was awarded 25 Grammy awards, as well as an Academy Award, to name a few of his awards. Of course, Wonder is a part of the Hall of Songwriters and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He has too many hits to name them all here, but some of his best include Isn’t She Lovely and Superstitious.
Stevie Wonder
Billy Joel – $180 million
Greatest Hits: Movin’ Out (Anthony’s Song), Piano Man
You may better recognize Billy Joel as “Piano Man” thanks to the incredible performance of his initial track. From the 1970s onward, Joel’s over 150 million record sales made him one of the United States’ most successful artists. His Greatest Hits collection is one the country’s most bought albums ever. The Bronx-born artist departed from high school prematurely to begin studying music. Columbia Records finally agreed to sign him in 1972. Joel won 5 of the 23 total Grammy nominations he has received.
Billy Joel
