Hot Country Singles Number Ones Of 1989

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Hot Country Singles Number Ones Of 1989

From January 7 through January 14
K. T. Oslin – Hold Me

From January 14 through January 21
The Judds – Change of Heart

From January 21 through January 28
Rodney Crowell – She’s Crazy for Leavin’

From January 28 through February 4
Randy Travis – Deeper Than the Holler

From February 4 through February 11
Earl Thomas Conley – What I’d Say

From February 11 through February 18
Alabama – Song of the South

From February 18 through February 25
Dan Seals – Big Wheels in the Moonlight

From February 25 through March 4
Dwight Yoakam – I Sang Dixie

From March 4 through March 11
The Desert Rose Band – I Still Believe in You

From March 11 through March 18
Ronnie Milsap – Don’t You Ever Get Tired (Of Hurting Me)

From March 18 through March 25
Ricky Van Shelton – From a Jack to a King

From March 25 through April 1
Reba McEntire – New Fool at an Old Game

From April 1 through April 8
George Strait – Baby’s Gotten Good at Goodbye

From April 8 through April 22
Keith Whitley – I’m No Stranger to the Rain

From April 22 through May 6
Shenandoah – The Church on Cumberland Road

From May 6 through May 13
The Judds – Young Love (Strong Love)

From May 13 through May 20
Randy Travis – Is It Still Over?

From May 20 through May 27
Alabama – If I Had You

From May 27 through June 3
Rodney Crowell – After All This Time

From June 3 through June 10
Steve Wariner – Where Did I Go Wrong

From June 10 through June 17
Clint Black – A Better Man

From June 17 through June 24
Earl Thomas Conley – Love Out Loud

From June 24 through July 1
Rosanne Cash – I Don’t Want to Spoil the Party

From July 1 through July 8
Kathy Mattea – Come from the Heart

From July 8 through July 15
Ricky Skaggs – Lovin’ Only Me

From July 15 through July 22
Eddy Raven – In a Letter to You

From July 22 through July 29
George Strait – What’s Going On in Your World

From July 29 through August 5
Reba McEntire – Cathy’s Clown

From August 5 through August 12
Dolly Parton – Why’d You Come in Here Lookin’ Like That

From August 12 through August 19
Patty Loveless – Timber, I’m Falling in Love

From August 19 through August 26
Shenandoah – Sunday in the South

From August 26 through September 2
Holly Dunn – Are You Ever Gonna Love Me

From September 2 through September 9
Vern Gosdin – I’m Still Crazy

From September 9 through September 16
Keith Whitley – I Wonder Do You Think of Me

From September 16 through September 23
Willie Nelson – Nothing I Can Do About It Now

From September 23 through September 30
Rodney Crowell – Above and Beyond

From September 30 through October 7
The Judds – Let Me Tell You About Love

From October 7 through October 14
Steve Wariner – I Got Dreams

From October 14 through October 21
Clint Black – Killin’ Time

From October 21 through October 28
Ricky Van Shelton – Living Proof

From October 28 through November 4
Alabama – High Cotton

From November 4 through November 11
George Strait – Ace in the Hole

From November 11 through November 18
Kathy Mattea – Burnin’ Old Memories

From November 18 through November 25
Eddy Raven – Bayou Boys

From November 25 through December 2
Dolly Parton – Yellow Roses

From December 2 through December 9
Randy Travis – It’s Just a Matter of Time

From December 9 through December 16
Garth Brooks – If Tomorrow Never Comes

From December 16 through December 23
Shenandoah – Two Dozen Roses

From December 23 through December 30
Ronnie Milsap – A Woman in Love

December 30
Highway 101 – Who’s Lonely Now

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Hot Country Singles Number Ones Of 1989