List of collaborations. For unreleased collaborations, see Unreleased Madonna songs.

"Me Against the Music" Britney Spears featuring Madonna appears on In the Zone by Britney Spears.

"Hey You" was available only as a charity download for the Live Earth concerts.^[22]

Madonna scored sixty-three RIAA platinum album discs and sold sixty-six million in the U.S.[11] [12] [13]

"American Life": Madonna featuring Missy Elliott

Confessions on a Dance Floor (2006) — Japanese special edition CD/DVD containing the videos and making of "Hung Up" and "Sorry". Released in 2006 to promote the Confessions Tour.

1998: "Sky Fits Heaven" (import) — #41

2007: "Isaac" (Turkey, Greece)

List of best-selling music artists

² "Burning Up" charted on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart as a double-sided hit, with "Physical Attraction" on the B-side.

"Scheherazade" with Peter Cetera (former front-man of Chicago) on his 1988 album

Release: Early 2008

"Hung Up"

List of artists who reached number one on the Hot 100 (U.S.)

The releases below are of albums in which the music contained is either solely performed by Madonna, or the majority of the tracks are performed by her: For example the Who's That Girl and Evita albums which, although they contain some tracks by other artists, are considered to be "Madonna albums", according to Warner Bros. and the Billboard 200. All regularly released albums and their chart positions in the USA , United Kingdom , Germany , Switzerland , Austria , France , Canada , Australia , Italy .

List of artists who reached number one on the U.S. Dance chart

Note: The points for these songs are based on a combination of airplay, physical and digital sales, and votes. Actual airplay is 49%, combined sales are 49% and votes are 2%, all published weekly by Media Traffic.[14]

"Like a Prayer"

From: American Life

From The Immaculate Collection

"Like a Virgin"

From Erotica

"American Life"

2002: "GHV2" radio promo #2 (5 tracks)

From Music

Music (2001) — limited edition 2-CD with bonus disc including remixes and "What It Feels like for a Girl" video. Released in 2001 to promote the Drowned World Tour.

"Die Another Day"

"Be Careful (Cuidado Con Mi Corazon)": duet with Ricky Martin appears on the album Ricky Martin.

"Music"

"Vogue"

"Material Girl"

Bedtime Stories (1994) — special edition satin digipak CD (promo only release) with different artwork.

From True Blue

1993: "Fever" — #1

"Ray of Light"

"Holiday"

"Justify My Love"

2007: "Jump (Live)" (Japan)

0.9 million globally for The Confessions Tour according to United World Chart.

"La Isla Bonita"

1990: "Something to Remember" (Brazil only)

"The Power of Good-Bye"

"Don't Tell Me"

"Frozen"

"Take a Bow"

"What It Feels like for a Girl"

"Beautiful Stranger"

2001: "Lo Que Siente La Mujer"

A series of EPs were released in Japan during the 1980s. These mini-albums contained a small collection of Madonna's hit songs in remixed form. Listed are the EPs only, excluding simple maxi CDs.

From Madonna

"Erotica"

"American Pie"

"Nothing Really Matters"

1989: "Pray for Spanish Eyes"

"Papa Don't Preach"

From I'm Breathless

"Me Abandono a Ti/Mi Abbandono a Te" by Laura Pausini, Spanish/Italian version of "Like a Flower", available on her 2004 release Escucha/Resta In Ascolto.

"Open Your Heart"

"Crazy for You" (remix)

From Evita

"True Blue"

"Live to Tell"

"Secret"

"Borderline"

"Keep It Together"

From Like a Virgin

"Dress You Up"

Japanese chart positions listed are for Oricon's International single sales chart.

"This Used to Be My Playground"

2007: "Music Inferno"

"Rescue Me"

"Who's That Girl"

CD Singles Collection (1996) — Japanese box set released in December 1996, containing forty individual 3" CD singles with Japanese artwork. Contains all single releases from "Burning Up" to "One More Chance". All are 2-track CDs except "You'll See" and "One More Chance", which each have three tracks.

"Sidewalk Talk" by Jellybean appears on Wotupski!?!

"Don't Cry for Me Argentina"

1997: "Buenos Aires" — #3

"I'll Remember"

"Gambler"

From Who's That Girl

"You Must Love Me"

1995: "I Want You" (withdrawn)

1995: "Verás"

"Hanky Panky"

Formats: Vinyl, CD, cassette (Asia), digital download, limited edition CD box

2003: "Nobody Knows Me" — #4

2007: "Future Lovers/I Feel Love"

1997: Pre-Madonna: old material/mixed demo versions.

GHV2 Remixed: The Best of 1991-2001 (2001) — promo only remix album

"Dear Jessie"

12"ers+2 (1985) Cancelled compilation featuring 12" mixes of "Dress You Up", "Angel", "Lucky Star", "Material Girl", "Borderline" and "Like a Virgin". Also includes the original versions (+2) of "Into the Groove" and "Ain't No Big Deal". Only one Japanese promo cassette is known to exist.

"Guilty by Association" appears on the compilation Sweet Relief II. It features Madonna's brother-in-law Joe Henry on lead vocals and she does back up.

1998: "Little Star"

2005: "Mother and Father" (Peter Rauhofer mix) — #9

1987: "Spotlight"

¹ "Everybody" did not enter the Billboard Hot 100 but peaked on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles Chart at number seven.

1990: "Now I'm Following You" (test pressing/withdrawn)

1987: "You Can Dance - Single Edits of Album Remixes" — #1

2001: "GHV2 Megamix" — #5

2001: "Impressive Instant" — #1

1989: "Like a Prayer": Remixed Prayers (Mini Album)

List of number-one dance hits (United States)

"Promises, Promises" (12" mix) by Naked Eyes. Madonna sings back-up vocals.

⁶ Including The Holiday Collection: limited single EP release to promote The Immaculate Collection.

1985: "Over and Over" (Italy only - non commercial)

¹² "Get Together" and "Jump" did not enter the Billboard Hot 100 but entered the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles Chart at positions six and five respectively. "Get Together" peaked at number eighty-four on the Pop 100.

"Just a Dream" by Donna DeLory

Madonna sold more than 200 million albums globally, according to a Warner Bros. 2005 press release before Confessions on a Dance Floor.^[18] This was also reported by the IFPI.^[19]

"Each Time You Break My Heart": by Nick Kamen

"Sing" by Annie Lennox, Madonna sang one verse and back-up vocals with 22 other artists.^[23]

"Get Over" by Nick Scotti. Madonna sings prominent back-up vocals.

2001: "Amazing" (withdrawn)

"Express Yourself"

From Bedtime Stories

The discography of American pop singer Madonna includes ten studio albums, five compilations, three full soundtracks, two live albums and numerous singles.

Released: July 27, 1983

Formats: Vinyl, CD, cassette

Released: November 12, 1984

Released: June 30, 1986

Released: March 21, 1989

Released: October 20, 1992

Released: October 25, 1994

Released: March 3, 1998

Released: September 19, 2000

Released: April 22, 2003

Release: November 15, 2005

Released: November 17, 1987

Released: November 9, 1990

Formats: Vinyl, CD, cassette, MD, DCC, limited edition box set

Released: November 7, 1995

Released: November 13, 2001

Released: November 25, 2003

Madonna 1983 - 1989 (1989) — Japanese greatest hits compilation released in September 1989 for DJs and retailers only. It was re-released in May 1990 to include the tracks "Vogue" and "Keep It Together" and renamed Madonna 1983 - 1990.

The Royal Box (1991) — limited edition box set of The Immaculate Collection, in both CD/video or MC/video packages containing poster and postcards.

Release: June 20, 2006

Release: January 30, 2007

"Angel/Into the Groove"

"You'll See" (1995) — U.S. CD maxi single contained the full live version of "Live to Tell", recorded in 1987 during the Who's That Girl Tour and appears on the video release Ciao, Italia! - Live from Italy.

"Oh Father" (1995) — UK CD single includes the live edited version of "Live to Tell" and "Why's It So Hard" from The Girlie Show Tour.

Remixed & Revisited contains the live track "Like A Virgin/Hollywood Medley" from the infamous 2003 MTV VMA Performance - featuring Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears & Missy Elliott

"Imagine" (2005) — charity download single recorded live for the Tsunami Aid: A Concert of Hope, which was a worldwide benefit held for the tsunami victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake. Madonna released her performance as a digital download single through Sony's connect.com music store with proceeds going to the American Red Cross.

"Future Lovers/I Feel Love" (2007) promotional radio single to promote the live album The Confessions Tour.

"Music Inferno" (2007) promotional radio single to promote the live album The Confessions Tour.

"Hey You" (2007) Live version recorded during the London Live Earth concert is included on the CD release of the show. "La Isla Bonita/Lela Pala Tute" featuring Gogol Bordello will be include on the DVD version^[17].

Released: July 21, 1987

Released: May 22, 1990

Released: November 12, 1996

Eight million albums globally, according to Warner Bros., for Confessions on a Dance Floor (July 21, 2006).^[20]

0.7 million globally for I'm Going to Tell You a Secret according to United World Chart.

All regularly released singles and their chart positions on the United World Chart (UWC), the USA Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play (Dance), the Billboard Hot 100 (Hot 100), the UK Singles Chart , the Eurochart Hot 100 Singles , the Canadian Singles Chart , Oricon , the ARIA Charts , the Media Control Charts , in Switzerland , Austria , France and on the Irish Singles Chart , with world wide sales/million copies (Sales). Note: Only the biggest world music markets are listed.

"Spotlight" (1988) was not released commercially in the U.S. and therefore ineligible for the Hot 100, but did receive enough radio airplay to peak at number thirty-two on the Hot 100 Airplay chart. On Radio & Records' CHR/Pop Tracks chart, "Spotlight" peaked at number thirty-one. 1

⁴ "Into the Groove" appeared only as the B-side on the U.S. 12-inch release of "Angel." At the time, this made it ineligible to enter the Hot 100 or Hot 100 Singles Sales charts. However, the Variety Bestselling Singles Sales chart ranked it number one out of all singles, not just 12-inchers, for six consecutive weeks starting in the June 12 1985 issue. Variety listed "Angel" as a separate single, apparently assigning all the 12-inch's sales points to "Into the Groove". It also charted on the U.S. R&B chart, as well as hitting number one on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart (where it was listed as a double-sided single with "Angel"). On Radio & Records' CHR/Pop Tracks chart, "Into the Groove" peaked at #6.

¹⁰ "Love Profusion" was originally released in Australia, Italy and the United Kingdom on November 21, 2003. It was later released in North America and in France on March 16, 2004.

Madonna has scored fifteen number-one singles on Radio & Records magazine's CHR/Pop Tracks chart (which is based solely on radio airplay), including four ("Material Girl," "Cherish," "Deeper and Deeper," and "I'll Remember") that did not reach number one on the Hot 100. The following Madonna singles reached #1 on the Radio & Records chart: "Like a Virgin," "Material Girl," "Crazy for You," "Live to Tell," "Papa Don't Preach," "Open Your Heart," "Who's That Girl," "Like a Prayer," "Cherish," "Vogue," "Justify My Love," "This Used to Be My Playground," "Deeper and Deeper," and "Take a Bow." "Take a Bow," with five weeks at number one, is the longest-running chart-topper, and "Vogue," "This Used to Be My Playground" and "I'll Remember" each stayed at the top for four weeks. In addition, four other singles ("Dress You Up," "Causing a Commotion," "Secret," and "Music") peaked at #2. From "Holiday" in 1984 to "Hung Up" in 2005, Madonna has made the CHR/Pop chart 53 times in all, with 37 entries making the top ten. (Source: 1) Madonna has placed 34 songs on Billboard's Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks chart, from "Borderline" in 1984 to "Jump" in 2006. Five of those songs reached number one: "Live to Tell" in 1986, "La Isla Bonita" in 1987, "Cherish" in 1989, "I'll Remember" in 1994, and "Take a Bow" in 1995. "Take a Bow" is Madonna's longest-running AC chart-topper, with nine weeks at #1. Two other singles - "Crazy for You" and "Secret" - reached #2 on the AC chart, and eight others ("Angel," "True Blue," "Who's That Girl," "Like a Prayer," "This Used to Be My Playground," "Rain," "You'll See," and "Frozen") made the top ten. (Source: Top Adult Contemporary, 1961-2001 by Joel Whitburn, Record Research Inc., 2002.)