RANDY
TRAVIS, KENNY ROGERS, BIG & RICH, RAY PRICE, CHARLEY PRIDE, THE
KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS AND JIMMY FORTUNE MAKE BILLBOARD’S ‘GREATEST OF
ALL-TIME COUNTRY ALBUMS’ CHART
TRAVIS, KENNY ROGERS, BIG & RICH, RAY PRICE, CHARLEY PRIDE, THE
KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS AND JIMMY FORTUNE MAKE BILLBOARD’S ‘GREATEST OF
ALL-TIME COUNTRY ALBUMS’ CHART
No. 5 – Always & Forever – Randy Travis
No. 17 – Storms of Life – Randy Travis
No. 25 – The Gambler – Kenny Rogers
No. 36 – For The Good Times – Ray Price
No. 43 – The Best of Charley Pride – Charley Pride
No. 45 – Kenny Rogers’ Greatest Hits – Kenny Rogers
No. 47 – Old 8 x 10 – Randy Travis
No. 75 – Kenny – Kenny Rogers
No. 90 – Pickin’ On Nashville – The Kentucky Headhunters
No. 92 – The Best of the Statler Brothers – Jimmy Fortune
No. 94 – Horse of a Different Color – Big & Rich
No. 17 – Storms of Life – Randy Travis
No. 25 – The Gambler – Kenny Rogers
No. 36 – For The Good Times – Ray Price
No. 43 – The Best of Charley Pride – Charley Pride
No. 45 – Kenny Rogers’ Greatest Hits – Kenny Rogers
No. 47 – Old 8 x 10 – Randy Travis
No. 75 – Kenny – Kenny Rogers
No. 90 – Pickin’ On Nashville – The Kentucky Headhunters
No. 92 – The Best of the Statler Brothers – Jimmy Fortune
No. 94 – Horse of a Different Color – Big & Rich
According to Billboard, the Greatest of All-Time Country Albums are
based on weekly performance on Top Country Albums (from its Jan. 11,
1964 inception through June 4, 2016). Titles are ranked based on an
inverse point system, with weeks at No. 1 earning the greatest value and
weeks at lower spots earning the least. Due to changes in chart
methodology over the years, eras are weighted differently to account for
chart turnover rates over various periods.