Can you three pairs of fathers and daughters with top 10 musical hits, (recording individually)?

Musical talent often runs in families, but it is a rare accomplishment for both a father and his daughter to independently land songs in the top 10 of the pop charts. These families represent a remarkable intersection of genetics and stardom, with each artist achieving massive success on their own terms in different musical eras. The answer correctly identifies several pairs who have scaled this impressive height in the recording industry.

Frank Sinatra, a legend with countless hits, saw his daughter Nancy top the charts with her 1966 anthem "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'." They also famously paired up for the number one duet "Somethin' Stupid." Likewise, the iconic crooner Nat King Cole, who dominated the charts in the 1950s, was followed by his daughter Natalie Cole, who became a 1970s R&B and pop superstar with hits like "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)." Years later, Natalie created a celebrated "virtual" duet with her late father on his classic song "Unforgettable."

The Boone family continues the trend. Pat Boone was one of the biggest teen idols of the 1950s, scoring major hits like