Paul Whiteman Monthly Listeners & Spotify Streams

Overview

Paul Whiteman currently has 23,118 monthly listeners and 10,551 followers. StreamClout groups Paul Whiteman in the emerging tier, its band for artists of comparable reach. The catalog spans 93 albums and 1,247 tracks and has drawn 75,650,482 Spotify streams in total.

Paul Whiteman gained 275 monthly listeners (+1.2%) over the last 7 days and gained 496 monthly listeners (+2.2%) over the last 30 days. Followers gained 19 (+0.2%) over the last 7 days.

The most-streamed release is Rhapsody In Blue with 36,796,633 streams. The first release on record dates to 1922 — 104 years of releases tracked. Listening concentrates in London (326 listeners), Los Angeles (269 listeners) and New York City (237 listeners).

Streaming Statistics

• 23,118 monthly listeners
• 10,551 followers
• 75,650,482 total streams
• 93 albums
• 1247 tracks

Recorded Count Changes

• Listeners 7d: +275 (+1.2%)
• Followers 7d: +19 (+0.2%)

Top Cities

1. London — 326 listeners
2. Los Angeles — 269 listeners
3. New York City — 237 listeners
4. Chicago — 222 listeners
5. Melbourne — 203 listeners

Top Tracks

1. Rhapsody In Blue — 36,796,633 streams from Rhapsody In Blue
2. Jeepers Creepers — 7,423,641 streams from King of Jazz - a Paul Whiteman Collection
3. China Boy — 1,473,423 streams from Presenting Paul Whiteman
4. China Boy — 1,473,423 streams from Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
5. China Boy — 1,473,423 streams from New Orleans & California
6. China Boy — 1,473,423 streams from King of Jazz: The Complete A to Z Collection, Vol. 7
7. Charleston — 1,213,357 streams from Presenting Paul Whiteman
8. Charleston — 1,213,357 streams from Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
9. Charleston — 1,213,357 streams from New Orleans & California
10. The Darktown Strutters' Ball — 775,881 streams from Smoke Gets in Your Eyes

About

Because press agents dubbed him "The King of Jazz" in the 1920s, Paul Whiteman has always been considered a controversial figure in jazz history. Actually, his orchestra was the most popular during the era and at times (despite its size) it did play very good jazz; perhaps "King of the Jazz Age" would have been a better title. Originally a classically trained violinist, Paul Whiteman led a large Navy band during World War I and always had a strong interest in the popular music of the day. In 1

Discography

• Rhapsody In Blue — 36.8M streams (1951-01-01)
• King of Jazz - a Paul Whiteman Collection — 7.4M streams (2022-02-18)
• Smoke Gets in Your Eyes — 6.0M streams (1932-12-18)
• Presenting Paul Whiteman — 6.0M streams (1933-05-27)
• New Orleans & California — 6.0M streams (1932-01-09)
• King of Jazz: The Complete A to Z Collection, Vol. 7 — 1.9M streams (2025-03-07)
• 50 Greatest Hits — 1.4M streams (2015-06-29)
• 20 Golden Greats — 939.7K streams (2010-09-30)
• Standards' King — 815.0K streams (2022-07-22)
• King of Jazz: The Complete A to Z Collection, Vol. 13 — 785.1K streams (2025-03-14)
• King of Jazz: The Complete A to Z Collection, Vol. 42 — 757.5K streams (2025-05-09)
• Jazz King - Paul Whiteman Vol. 4 — 487.7K streams (1928-11-21)

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