Top New Album Releases
See also: List of number-one country albums of 1982 (U.S.)| Album | Artist | Record Label | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23 | 16th Avenue | Lacy J. Dalton | Columbia |
| 1 | Always on My Mind | Willie Nelson | Columbia |
| 16 | Anniversary – 10 Years of Hits | George Jones | Epic |
| 5 | Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Soundtrack | Various Artists | MCA |
| 22 | Big Al Downing | Big Al Downing | Team |
| 17 | Biggest Hits | Marty Robbins | Columbia |
| 20 | The Bird | Jerry Reed | RCA |
| 3 | Black on Black | Waylon Jennings | RCA |
| 1 | Bobbie Sue | The Oak Ridge Boys | MCA |
| 23 | Brotherly Love | Gary Stewart & Dean Dillon | RCA |
| 21 | Busted | John Conlee | MCA |
| 10 | Charley Sings Everybody's Choice | Charley Pride | RCA |
| 9 | Christmas | The Oak Ridge Boys | MCA |
| 25 | Come Back to Me | Marty Robbins | Columbia |
| 21 | Conway's #1 Classics Volume One | Conway Twitty | Elektra |
| 8 | The David Frizzell & Shelly West Album | David Frizzell & Shelly West | Warner Bros./Viva |
| 7 | Dolly Parton's Greatest Hits | Dolly Parton | RCA |
| 15 | Dream Maker | Conway Twitty | Elektra |
| 12 | The Dukes of Hazzard (Soundtrack) | Various Artists | Scotti Brothers |
| 7 | The Family's Fine, But This One's All Mine! | David Frizzell | Warner Bros./Viva |
| 10 | Feelin' Right | Razzy Bailey | RCA |
| 4 | Finally! | T. G. Sheppard | Warner Bros./Curb |
| 19 | Get Closer | Linda Ronstadt | Asylum |
| 3 | Going Where the Lonely Go | Merle Haggard | Epic |
| 9 | Greatest Hits | The Bellamy Brothers | Warner Bros./Curb |
| 5 | Hank Williams, Jr.'s Greatest Hits | Hank Williams, Jr. | Elektra/Curb |
| 5 | Heartbreak Express | Dolly Parton | RCA |
| 3 | High Notes | Hank Williams, Jr. | Elektra/Curb |
| 1 | Highways & Heartaches | Ricky Skaggs | Epic |
| 7 | ...In Black and White | Barbara Mandrell | MCA |
| 4 | Inside | Ronnie Milsap | RCA |
| 12 | Inside Out | Lee Greenwood | MCA |
| 15 | It Ain't Easy | Janie Fricke | Columbia |
| 2 | Just Sylvia | Sylvia | RCA |
| 9 | Last Date | Emmylou Harris | Warner Bros. |
| 17 | The Legend Goes On... | The Statler Brothers | Mercury |
| 6 | Listen to the Radio | Don Williams | MCA |
| 22 | Love to Burn | Ronnie McDowell | Epic |
| 5 | Love Will Turn You Around | Kenny Rogers | Liberty |
| 10 | The Man with the Golden Thumb | Jerry Reed | RCA |
| 14 | Michael Martin Murphey | Michael Martin Murphey | Liberty |
| 1 | Mountain Music | Alabama | RCA |
| 20 | Number Ones | Conway Twitty | MCA |
| 25 | Perfect Stranger | T. G. Sheppard | Warner Bros./Curb |
| 10 | Put Your Dreams Away | Mickey Gilley | Epic |
| 7 | Quiet Lies | Juice Newton | Capitol |
| 5 | Radio Romance | Eddie Rabbitt | Warner Bros. |
| 18 | Seasons of the Heart | John Denver | RCA |
| 19 | She's Not Really Cheatin' (She's Just Gettin' Even) | Moe Bandy | Columbia |
| 10 | Somewhere Between Right and Wrong | Earl Thomas Conley | RCA |
| 6 | Somewhere in the Stars | Rosanne Cash | Columbia |
| 5 | Southern Comfort | Conway Twitty | Elektra |
| 18 | Strait from the Heart | George Strait | MCA |
| 17 | Strong Weakness | The Bellamy Brothers | Elektra/Curb |
| 18 | Sure Feels Like Love | Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers | Columbia |
| 21 | The Survivors Live | Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins |
Columbia |
| 4 | A Taste of Yesterday's Wine | Merle Haggard & George Jones | Epic |
| 21 | Tom Jones Country | Tom Jones | Mercury |
| 22 | Too Good to Hurry | Charly McClain | Epic |
| 14 | True Love | Crystal Gayle | Elektra |
| 22 | Unlimited | Reba McEntire | Mercury |
| 15 | When We Were Boys | The Bellamy Brothers | Elektra/Curb |
| 3 | Wild & Blue | John Anderson | Warner Bros. |
| 7 | Windows | Charlie Daniels | Epic |
| 4 | The Winning Hand | Various Artists | Monument |
| 3 | WWII | Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson | RCA |
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