ALBUMS WITH MOST CONSECUTIVE WEEKS AT NUMBER ONE IN THE US

Finally on this album post fest, this is the Top 20 list of the albums that have spent the most consecutive weeks at Number One in the US.

 1.  24 weeks - Saturday Night Fever (The Bee Gees/Soundtrack) - 21st January 1978 to 1st July 1978

 =.  24 weeks - Purple Rain Soundtrack (Prince & the Revolution) - 4th August 1984 t0 12th January 1985

 3.  19 weeks - Rumours (Fleetwood Mac) - 23rd July 1977 to 26th November 1977

 4.  18 weeks - More Of The Monkees (The Monkees) - 11th February 1967 to 10th June 1967

 =.  18 weeks - Please Hammer, Don't Hurt 'em (MC Hammer) - 7th July 1990 to 3rd November 1990

 6.  17 weeks - Thriller (Michael Jackson) - 26th February 1983 to 18th June 1983

 =.  17 weeks - Thriller (Michael Jackson) - 24th December 1983 to 14th April 1984

 =.  17 weeks - Some Gave All (Billy Ray Cyrus) - 13th June 1992 to 3rd October 1992

 9.  16 weeks - To The Extreme (Vanilla Ice) - 10th November 1990 to 23rd February 1991

 =.  16 weeks - Titanic: Music From The Motion Picture (James Horner/Soundtrack) - 24th January 1998 to 9th May 1998

11.  15 weeks - Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (The Beatles) - 1st July 1967 to 7th October 1967

 =.  15 weeks - Tapestry (Carole King) - 19th June 1971 to 25th September 1971

 =.  15 weeks - The Wall (Pink Floyd) - 19th January 1980 to 27th April 1980

 =.  15 weeks - Business As Usual (Men At Work) - 13th November 1982 to 19th February 1983

15.  14 weeks - A Hard Day's Night (The Beatles/Soundtrack) - 25th July 1964 to 24th October 1964

16.  13 weeks - Mary Poppins (Original Soundtrack) - 10th April 1965 to 3rd July 1965

 =.  13 weeks - The Monkees (The Monkees) - 12th November 1966 to 4th February 1967

 =.  13 weeks - Hair (Original Soundtrack) - 26th April 1969 to 10th July 1969

 =. 13 weeks - Songs In The Key Of Life (Stevie Wonder) - 16th October 1976 to 8th January 1977

 =.  13 weeks - The Bodyguard (Whitney Houston:Soundtrack) - 12th December 1992 to 6th March 1993

From the joint record holder "Saturday Night Fever", this is Yvonne Elliman with "If I Can't Have You".