Hot Country Singles Number Ones Of 1982
From January 2 through January 9
Alabama – «Love in the First Degree» / «Ride the Train»
From January 9 through January 16
Gene Watson – Fourteen Carat Mind
From January 16 through January 23
Ronnie Milsap – I Wouldn’t Have Missed It for the World
From January 23 through January 30
Conway Twitty – Red Neckin’ Love Makin’ Night
From January 30 through February 6
Juice Newton – The Sweetest Thing (I’ve Ever Known)
From February 6 through February 13
Mickey Gilley – Lonely Nights
From February 13 through February 20
Eddie Rabbitt – Someone Could Lose a Heart Tonight
From February 20 through February 27
T. G. Sheppard – Only One You
From February 27 through March 6
Don Williams – Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good
From March 6 through March 13
Ed Bruce – You’re the Best Break This Old Heart Ever Had
From March 13 through March 20
Rosanne Cash – Blue Moon with Heartache
From March 20 through March 27
Charley Pride – Mountain of Love
From March 27 through April 3
Razzy Bailey – She Left Love All Over Me
From April 3 through April 10
The Oak Ridge Boys – Bobbie Sue
From April 10 through April 17
Merle Haggard – Big City
From April 17 through April 24
Conway Twitty – The Clown
From April 24 through May 1
Ricky Skaggs – Crying My Heart Out Over You
From May 1 through May 8
Alabama – Mountain Music
From May 8 through May 22
Willie Nelson – Always on My Mind
From May 22 through June 5
Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson – Just to Satisfy You
From June 5 through June 12
T. G. Sheppard – Finally
From June 12 through June 19
The Bellamy Brothers – For All the Wrong Reasons
From June 19 through July 3
Conway Twitty – Slow Hand
From July 3 through July 10
Ronnie Milsap – Any Day Now
From July 10 through July 17
Janie Fricke – Don’t Worry ‘bout Me Baby
From July 17 through July 24
Barbara Mandrell – ‘Till You’re Gone
From July 24 through July 31
Alabama – Take Me Down
From July 31 through August 7
Ricky Skaggs – I Don’t Care
From August 7 through August 14
Hank Williams Jr. – Honky Tonkin’
From August 14 through August 21
David Frizzell – I’m Gonna Hire a Wino to Decorate Our Home
From August 21 through August 28
Sylvia – Nobody
From August 28 through September 4
George Strait – Fool Hearted Memory
From September 4 through September 11
Kenny Rogers – Love Will Turn You Around
From September 11 through September 25
Jerry Reed – She Got the Goldmine (I Got the Shaft)
From September 25 through October 2
Michael Murphey – What’s Forever For
From October 2 through October 9
Mickey Gilley – Put Your Dreams Away
From October 9 through October 16
Merle Haggard and George Jones – Yesterday’s Wine
From October 16 through October 23
Dolly Parton – «I Will Always Love You» / «Do I Ever Cross Your Mind»
From October 23 through October 30
Ronnie Milsap – He Got You
From October 30 through November 6
Alabama – Close Enough to Perfect
From November 6 through November 13
Charley Pride – You’re So Good When You’re Bad
From November 13 through November 20
Ricky Skaggs – Heartbroke
From November 20 through November 27
T. G. Sheppard – War Is Hell (On the Homefront Too)
From November 27 through December 4
Janie Fricke – It Ain’t Easy Bein’ Easy
From December 4 through December 11
Eddie Rabbitt with Crystal Gayle – You and I
From December 11 through December 18
The Bellamy Brothers – Redneck Girl
From December 18 through December 25
Earl Thomas Conley – Somewhere Between Right and Wrong
December 25
John Anderson – Wild and Blue
