Most hit albums on US chart

Since debuting with his self-titled release on 31 March 1956, Elvis Presley (USA, 1935-77) has amassed 129 hit albums on the Billboard 200, including 10 No.1s with a cumulative total of 67 weeks at the top. Elvis' most recent hit album was Merry Christmas... Love, Elvis, which made its bow on the chart dated 30 November 2013.
As of 6 December 2014, Frank Sinatra (USA, 1915-98) is Elvis' closest challenger for this record with 82 hit albums.

Elvis' 10 US No.1 albums: Elvis Presley (titled Rock 'n Roll in the UK) (10 weeks at No.1, 1956); Elvis (titled Rock 'n Roll (No.2) in the UK) (5 weeks, 1956-57); Loving You (soundtrack) (10 weeks, 1957); Elvis' Christmas Album (4 weeks, 1957-58); G.I. Blues (soundtrack) (10 weeks, 1960-61); Something for Everybody (3 weeks, 1961); Blue Hawaii (soundtrack) (20 weeks, 1961-62); Roustabout (soundtrack) (1 week, 1964); Aloha from Hawaii via Satellite (1 week, 1973); Elv1s - 30 #1 Hits (3 weeks, 2002).

Elvis has the longest span of No.1 albums on the Billboard 200 - 46 years, five months and three weeks (or 46 years 174 days) elapsed between Elvis Presley climbing to No.1 on 5 May 1956 and the last of three weeks at No.1 for Elv1s - 30 #1 Hits on 26 October 2002.