2008 in Country Music - Top New Album Releases

Top New Album Releases

The following albums placed within the Top 50 on the Top Country Albums charts in 2008:

See also: List of number-one country albums of 2008 (U.S.)
Album Artist Record Label Release Date Reference
1 35 Biggest Hits Toby Keith Show Dog May 6
4 All I Intended to Be Emmylou Harris Nonesuch June 10
8 Anne Murray Duets: Friends and Legends Anne Murray Manhattan/EMI January 15
3 Around the Bend Randy Travis Warner Bros. Nashville July 15
3 Back When I Knew It All Montgomery Gentry Columbia Nashville June 10
2 Backwoods Barbie Dolly Parton Dolly February 26
1 Beautiful Eyes Taylor Swift Big Machine July 15
4 Call Me Crazy Lee Ann Womack MCA Nashville October 21
3 Christmas Duets Elvis Presley RCA October 14
3 C'mon! Keith Anderson Columbia Nashville August 5
2 Damn Right, Rebel Proud Hank Williams III Bruc October 21
4 Do You Believe Me Now Jimmy Wayne Valory Music Group August 26
1 Do You Know Jessica Simpson Epic/Columbia Nashville September 9
1 Fearless Taylor Swift Big Machine November 11
2 The Foundation Zac Brown Band Atlantic/Home Grown/Big Picture November 18
7 Going All Out Dan Evans Edje-Executive October 7
1 Good Time Alan Jackson Arista Nashville March 4
1 Greatest Hits 3 Tim McGraw Curb October 7
2 Greatest Hits/
Every Mile a Memory 2003-2008
Dierks Bentley Capitol Nashville May 6
1 Greatest Hits: Limited Edition Tim McGraw Curb April 29
2 Greatest Hits Volume 1 Rascal Flatts Lyric Street October 28
5 Holler Back The Lost Trailers BNA August 26
5 Jet Black & Jealous Eli Young Band Universal South September 16
1 Julianne Hough Julianne Hough Mercury Nashville May 20
2 Joy to the World Faith Hill Warner Bros. Nashville September 30
1 Kellie Pickler Kellie Pickler BNA September 30
1 Lady Antebellum Lady Antebellum Capitol Nashville April 15
1 Learn to Live Darius Rucker Capitol Nashville September 16
10 The Life of a Song Joey & Rory Vanguard/Sugar Hill October 28
2 Little Bit of Everything Billy Currington Mercury Nashville October 14
1 Love on the Inside Sugarland Mercury Nashville July 22
1 Lucky Old Sun Kenny Chesney Blue Chair/BNA October 14
8 Moment of Forever Willie Nelson Lost Highway January 29
1 My Life's Been a Country Song Chris Cagle Capitol Nashville February 19
1 Now That's What I Call Country Various Artists UMG/Sony BMG/Capitol August 26
1 Perfectly Clear Jewel Valory Music Group June 3
8 Phil Stacey Phil Stacey Lyric Street April 29
1 Play Brad Paisley Arista Nashville November 4
3 Prayer of a Common Man Phil Vassar Universal South April 22
3 Randy Rogers Band Randy Rogers Band Mercury Nashville September 23
2 Sounds of the Season:
The Julianne Hough Holiday Collection
Julianne Hough Mercury Nashville October 12
7 Startin' Fires Blake Shelton Warner Bros. Nashville November 18
7 Starting Now Chuck Wicks RCA Nashville January 22
2 Sunset Man James Otto Raybaw/Warner Bros. April 8
7 Tennessee Pusher Old Crow Medicine Show Nettwerk September 23
1 That Don't Make Me a Bad Guy Toby Keith Show Dog October 28
6 That Lonesome Song Jamey Johnson Mercury Nashville August 5
8 That's Why Craig Morgan BNA October 21
1 Troubadour George Strait MCA Nashville April 1
4 We Weren't Crazy Josh Gracin Lyric Street April 1
2 What Am I Waiting For Heidi Newfield Curb August 5
8 Why Wait Kristy Lee Cook Arista Nashville September 16
7 X Trace Adkins Capitol Nashville November 25

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