Top New Album Releases
See also: List of number-one country albums of 1988 (U.S.)| Album | Artist | Record Label | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alabama Live | Alabama | RCA |
| 25 | All Keyed Up | Becky Hobbs | MTM |
| 4 | Big Dreams in a Small Town | Restless Heart | RCA |
| 1 | Buenas Noches from a Lonely Room | Dwight Yoakam | Reprise |
| 7 | Chiseled in Stone | Vern Gosdin | Columbia |
| 22 | Come as You Were | T. Graham Brown | Capitol |
| 12 | Comin' Home to Stay | Ricky Skaggs | Epic |
| 7 | Copperhead Road | Steve Earle | MCA |
| 8 | Diamonds & Dirt | Rodney Crowell | Columbia |
| 8 | Don't Close Your Eyes | Keith Whitley | RCA |
| 1 | Greatest Hits | The Judds | Curb/RCA |
| 8 | Highway 101, Volume 2 | Highway 101 | Warner Bros. |
| 16 | Homesick Heroes | The Charlie Daniels Band | Epic |
| 7 | Honky Tonk Angel | Patty Loveless | MCA |
| 20 | I Should Be with You | Steve Wariner | MCA |
| 1 | If You Ain't Lovin', You Ain't Livin' | George Strait | MCA |
| 1 | Loving Proof | Ricky Van Shelton | Columbia |
| 9 | Monongahela | The Oak Ridge Boys | MCA |
| 1 | Old 8×10 | Randy Travis | Warner Bros. |
| 11 | One Time, One Night | Sweethearts of the Rodeo | Columbia |
| 12 | Pontiac | Lyle Lovett | Curb/MCA |
| 6 | Rage On | Dan Seals | Capitol |
| 1 | Reba | Reba McEntire | MCA |
| 11 | River of Time | Michael Martin Murphey | Warner Bros. |
| 9 | Shadowland | k.d. lang | Sire |
| 21 | The Statlers Greatest Hits | The Statler Brothers | Mercury |
| 9 | Strong Enough to Bend | Tanya Tucker | Capitol |
| 25 | This Is My Country | Lee Greenwood | MCA |
| 2 | This Woman | K. T. Oslin | RCA |
| 21 | Tired of the Runnin' | The O'Kanes | Columbia |
| 6 | What a Wonderful World | Willie Nelson | Columbia |
| 1 | Wild Streak | Hank Williams, Jr. | Curb/Warner Bros. |
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