Number-one albums of 1989 (Australia)
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These are the Australian number one albums of 1989, per Australian Recording Industry Association.
Issue Date | Album | Artist |
January 1 | Barnstorming | Jimmy Barnes |
January 8 | Barnstorming | Jimmy Barnes |
January 15 | Cocktail | Soundtrack |
January 22 | Cocktail | Soundtrack |
January 29 | Cocktail | Soundtrack |
February 5 | Cocktail | Soundtrack |
February 12 | Cocktail | Soundtrack |
February 19 | Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1 | Traveling Wilburys |
February 26 | Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1 | Traveling Wilburys |
March 5 | Mystery Girl | Roy Orbison |
March 12 | Mystery Girl | Roy Orbison |
March 19 | Mystery Girl | Roy Orbison |
March 26 | Mystery Girl | Roy Orbison |
April 2 | Mystery Girl | Roy Orbison |
April 9 | Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1 | Traveling Wilburys |
April 16 | Sunshine on Leith | The Proclaimers |
April 23 | Sunshine on Leith | The Proclaimers |
April 30 | Sunshine on Leith | The Proclaimers |
May 7 | ...ish | 1927 |
May 14 | ...ish | 1927 |
May 21 | ...ish | 1927 |
May 28 | Edge | Daryl Braithwaite |
June 4 | Edge | Daryl Braithwaite |
June 11 | Edge | Daryl Braithwaite |
June 18 | Big Daddy | John Mellencamp |
June 25 | Beaches | Soundtrack |
July 2 | Beaches | Soundtrack |
July 9 | Beaches | Soundtrack |
July 16 | The Raw and the Cooked | Fine Young Cannibals |
July 23 | Beaches | Soundtrack |
July 30 | Hysteria | Def Leppard |
August 6 | Hysteria | Def Leppard |
August 13 | Hysteria | Def Leppard |
August 20 | Matchbook | Ian Moss |
August 27 | Matchbook | Ian Moss |
September 3 | Matchbook | Ian Moss |
September 10 | Premiere Collection | Andrew Lloyd Webber |
September 17 | Repeat Offender | Richard Marx |
September 24 | Repeat Offender | Richard Marx |
October 1 | Repeat Offender | Richard Marx |
October 8 | Repeat Offender | Richard Marx |
October 15 | Repeat Offender | Richard Marx |
October 22 | Repeat Offender | Richard Marx |
October 29 | Repeat Offender | Richard Marx |
November 5 | Warragul | John Williamson |
November 12 | Storm Front | Billy Joel |
November 19 | Storm Front | Billy Joel |
November 26 | Heart of Stone | Cher |
December 3 | ...But Seriously | Phil Collins |
December 10 | ...But Seriously | Phil Collins |
December 17 | ...But Seriously | Phil Collins |
December 24 | The Album | Jive Bunny and the Mastermixers |
December 31 | The Album | Jive Bunny and the Mastermixers |
[edit] Notes
- Number of number one albums: 16
- Longest run at number one: Repeat Offender by Richard Marx (7 weeks)