List of Billboard number-one country songs of 1958

At the start of 1958, Billboard magazine published two charts specifically covering the top-performing country music songs in the United States.

The longest unbroken run in the top spot was eight weeks, achieved by both of Cash's chart-toppers, "Ballad of a Teenage Queen" / "Big River" and "Guess Things Happen That Way" / "Come In, Stranger"; in each case the B-side of the single was listed jointly at number one for some or all of its time in the top spot under the methodology in use at the time.

"Alone With You" by Faron Young had the longest unbroken run of the year on the airplay-based listing, spending 13 weeks in the top spot.

Despite its popularity on the radio, the song was one of two Jockeys chart-toppers never to top the Best Sellers chart, the other being "Just Married" by Marty Robbins.

The separate sales and airplay charts were published for the final time in the issue of Billboard dated October 13.

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Ray Price was at number one on the first combined sales and airplay chart in October and remained in the top spot until the end of the year.
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Jerry Lee Lewis had the first number one of 1958 on the Best Sellers chart.
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Johnny Cash topped the Best Sellers chart for a total of sixteen weeks.
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" Just Married " by Marty Robbins was a number one on the Jockeys chart but did not top the Best Sellers listing.
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Faron Young had the final number one on the Jockeys chart.
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The Everly Brothers topped the final Best Sellers chart.