Musical numbers with "number" in the title. Or numeral or digit (good luck with those). 'No.' is OK, but only as an abbreviation for "number." NOT JUST ANY NUMBER, obviously.

Blues No. 1--Rolling Stones (bootleg only)
You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)--Beatles
Number One--Rutles
Lookin' Out For No. 1--Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Feel Like a Number--Bob Seger
Lucky Number--Lene Lovich
Numbers--Kraftwerk
Don't Lose My Number--Phil Collins
Mistake No. 3--Culture Club

Janet's Big Dance Number - Frank Zappa
the Black Page No.1 - Frank Zappa
the Black Page no.2 - Frank Zappa

No Face, No Name, No Number - Traffic
Murder By Numbers - the Police also Frank Zappa

Mystery Of Number Five - Johnny Cash
Jack Daniels (Old Number Seven) - Jerry Lee Lewis
Engine #9 - Roger Miller
Heartaches By The Number - Jerry Lee Lewis
Old Number One - Carl Perkins
Over By Number Nine - Merle Travis
Hungarian Goulash No. 5 - Allan Sherman
Boll Weevil no. 2 - Homer & Jethro
I Found Her Telephone Number Written On The Boy's Bathroom Wall - from the Mad Grooves lp

Mistake Number 1 - The Fabulous Thunderbirds
My Number One - Dream Evil
Be My Number Two - Joe Jackson
The Number Of The Beast - Iron Maiden

Album
Number Of The Beast - Iron Maiden

Away From The Numbers - The Jam
Your Number Is My Number - 999

Artist
38 Special
999
Sham 69

Rikki Don't Lose That Number - Steely Dan

Thought I'd have some further fun with this one by starting at the bottom and going up. Hope that's allowed.

One — U2
Two To Do — Bob Welch
Knock Three Times — Tony Orlando & Dawn
Four Sticks — Led Zeppelin
Nine to Five — Dolly Parton
Six Degrees Of Separation — The Script
Seven-Year Ache — Rosanne Cash
Eight Days A Week — The Beatles
Cloud #9 — Bryan Adams
Ten Good Reasons — Jason Donovan
Eleven O’Clock Tick Tock — U2
12 Years Old — Kim Stockwood
Thirteen — Big Star
Little 15 — Depeche Mode
You’re Sixteen — Ringo Starr
Edge Of Seventeen — Stevie Nicks
I’m Eighteen — Alice Cooper
Hey Nineteen — Steely Dan
20 Questions — The Posies
21 Guns — Green Day
22 — Taylor Swift
Strawberry Letter 23 — Brothers Johnson
24 Hours From Tulsa — Dusty Springfield / Gene Pitney
25 Or 6 To 4 — Chicago
29 Palms — Robert Plant
Beer Thirty — Brooks & Dunn
Thirty-One Today — Aimee Mann
32 Flavors — Alana Davis
Thirty-Three & 1/3 (LP) — George Harrison
36D — The Beautiful South
’39 — Queen
“40” — U2
42nd Street — Original Soundtrack and Cast albums
Care of Cell 44 — Zombies
Stars On 45 — Stars On 45
88 Lines About 44 Women — The Nails
48 Hours — The Clash
Funk 49 — James Gang
50 Ways To Leave Your Lover — Paul Simon
52nd Street — Billy Joel
I Can’t Drive 55 — Sammy Hagar
57 Channels (And Nothin’ On) — Bruce Springsteen
59 Crunch — Heart
60 Miles An Hour — New Order
Highway 61 Revisited — Bob Dylan
When I’m Sixty-Four — The Beatles
’65 Love Affair — Paul Davis
Route 66 — Nat King Cole
68 Guns — The Alarm
Summer of ’69 — Bryan Adams
Teenage Lament '74 — Alice Cooper
Seventy-Six Trombones — "The Music Man" soundtrack
88 Seconds In Greensboro — OMD
89 Lines — Terri Nunn
Freedom '90 — George Michael
96 Tears — ? & the Mysterians
Star People '97 — George Michael
98.6 — Keith
99 — Toto
Ninety-Nine And A Half (Won't Do) — Wilson Pickett
99.9°F — Suzanne Vega
Hundred — The Fray
101 — Sheena Easton
Oddfellows Local 151 — REM
One Eighty (LP) — Ambrosia
409 — Beach Boys
What’s the 411 — Mary J. Blige
(I’m Gonna Be) 500 Miles — The Proclaimers
OU812 (LP) — Van Halen
One After 909 — The Beatles
911 Is a Joke — Public Enemy / Duran Duran
Land Of 1000 Dances — Wilson Pickett
New York Mining Disaster 1941 — Bee Gees
1961 — The Fray
December 1963 (Oh What A Night) — Four Seasons
1973 — James Blunt
Sex Crime (1984) — Eurythmics
1985 — Manic Street Preachers
1999 — Prince
2000 Miles — Pretenders
2112 (LP) — Rush
In the Year 2525 — Zager & Evans
5150 (LP) — Van Halen
10538 Overture — ELO
90125 (LP) — Yes
A Million Miles Away — Kim Wilde
8675309/Jenny — Tommy Tutone
Billion Dollar Babies — Alice Cooper
How To Be A Zillionaire — ABC

David, nice list, but it doesn't follow the instructions this week.

Hit Single #1 - Hot Tuna
Funky #7 - Hot Tuna

Days Are Numbers (The Traveller) - Alan Parsons Project
Come On (Part III) - Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
Dialogue (Part 1 & 2) - Chicago
Karn Evil 9 (First Impression) - Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Karn Evil 9 (Second Imrpession) - Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Karn Evil 9 (Third Impression - Emerson, Lake & Palmer

No. 29 (External Youth - John Entwisle

Sinster Footwear #3 - Frank Zappa

World War III - Mikey Dread
World War III - Grandmaster Flash
Pony Ride II - Geza X

Oh well, it was fun to think about and assemble, anyway. Revised list below:

Just Seven Numbers (Can Straighten Out My Life) — Four Tops
Call Me Number One — Tremeloes
Number 1 — Goldfrapp
Mambo No. 5 — Lou Bega
The Who By Numbers (LP) — The Who
Cloud #9 — Bryan Adams
#3 (LP) — The Script
Dial My Number — Rick Astley

revolution number 9 - beatles

number 29 - steve earle

engine engine # 9 - roger miller

one (is the loneliest number) - three dog night

No. 9 Dream - John Lennon
Love Potion # 9 - Searchers also the Coasters also the Clovers

Riot in Cell Block #9 - Coasters also Johnny Cash

Four Is a Magic Number - Loudon Wainwright III

96 Tears--? & the Mysterians
The Rolling Stones 12 x 5 (album)
If 6 Were 9---Jimi Hendrix