List of Billboard Hot 100 number ones of 1988

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Steve Winwood (pictured) earned his second Hot 100 number-one single with "Roll With It", which stayed at the top position for four straight weeks.

These are the

airplay. R&B/pop megastar Whitney Houston's two singles released from her second studio album Whitney, "So Emotional" and "Where Do Broken Hearts Go", both peaked at number one, which gave her a total of seven consecutive number one hits, breaking the record of six previously shared by The Beatles and The Bee Gees. The longest running number-one single of 1988 was "Roll With It" by Steve Winwood, which obtained four weeks at the top of the chart. When "Dirty Diana" reached number-one on the chart, it became Michael Jackson's fifth single from the album Bad to reach number-one. Jackson became the first artist to have five singles from one album reach number-one on the Billboard Hot 100 and is the only male to do so. Although it spent only one week at number one in 1988, George Michael's "Faith
" was the best selling single of the year in the United States. 1988 is tied with 1989 for the second most #1 hits with 32 songs going to number one.

That year, 17 acts earned their first number one song, such as

Poison. George Michael, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson
, and Rick Astley were the only acts to hit number one more than once, with George Michael having the most with four, Michael Jackson with three, and Whitney Houston and Rick Astley with two.

Chart history

Key
The yellow background indicates the #1 song on Billboard's 1988 Year-End Chart of Pop Singles.
No. Issue date Song Artist(s) Ref.
646 January 2 "Faith" George Michael [1]
647 January 9 "So Emotional" Whitney Houston [2][3]
648 January 16 "Got My Mind Set on You" George Harrison [4][5]
649 January 23 "The Way You Make Me Feel" Michael Jackson [6][7]
650 January 30 "Need You Tonight" INXS [8][9]
651 February 6 "Could've Been" Tiffany [10][11]
February 13 [12][13]
652 February 20 "Seasons Change" Exposé [14][15]
653 February 27 "Father Figure" George Michael [16][17]
March 5 [18][19]
654 March 12 "Never Gonna Give You Up" Rick Astley [20][21]
March 19 [22][23]
655 March 26 "Man in the Mirror" Michael Jackson [24][25]
April 2 [26][27]
656 April 9 "Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car" Billy Ocean [28][29]
April 16 [30][31]
657 April 23 "Where Do Broken Hearts Go" Whitney Houston [32][33]
April 30 [34][35]
658 May 7 "Wishing Well" Terence Trent D'Arby [36][37]
659 May 14 "Anything for You" Gloria Estefan and Miami Sound Machine [38][39]
May 21 [40][41]
660 May 28 "One More Try" George Michael [42][43]
June 4 [44][45]
June 11 [46][47]
661 June 18 "Together Forever" Rick Astley [48][49]
662 June 25 "Foolish Beat" Debbie Gibson [50][51]
663 July 2 "Dirty Diana" Michael Jackson [52][53]
664 July 9 "The Flame" Cheap Trick [54][55]
July 16 [56][57]
665 July 23 "Hold On to the Nights" Richard Marx [58][59]
666 July 30 "Roll With It" Steve Winwood [60][61]
August 6 [62][63]
August 13 [64][65]
August 20 [66][67]
667 August 27 "Monkey" George Michael [68][69]
September 3 [70][71]
668 September 10 "Sweet Child o' Mine" Guns N' Roses [72][73]
September 17 [74][75]
669 September 24 "Don't Worry, Be Happy" Bobby McFerrin [76][77]
October 1 [78][79]
670 October 8 "Love Bites" Def Leppard [80][81]
671 October 15 "Red Red Wine" UB40 [82][83]
672 October 22 "A Groovy Kind of Love" Phil Collins [84][85]
October 29 [86][87]
673 November 5 "Kokomo" The Beach Boys [88][89]
674 November 12 "Wild, Wild West" The Escape Club [90][91]
675 November 19 "Bad Medicine" Bon Jovi [92][93]
November 26 [94][95]
676 December 3 "Baby, I Love Your Way/Freebird Medley" Will to Power [96][97]
677 December 10 "Look Away" Chicago [98][99]
December 17 [100][101]
678 December 24 "Every Rose Has Its Thorn"
Poison
 [102][103]
December 31 [104][105]

Number-one artists

List of number-one artists by total weeks at number one
Position Artist Weeks at No. 1
1 George Michael 8
2 Michael Jackson 4
Steve Winwood
4 Whitney Houston 3
Rick Astley
6 Tiffany 2
Billy Ocean
Gloria Estefan and Miami Sound Machine
Cheap Trick
Guns N' Roses
Bobby McFerrin
Phil Collins
Bon Jovi
Chicago
Poison
16 George Harrison 1
INXS
Exposé
Terence Trent D'Arby
Debbie Gibson
Richard Marx
Def Leppard
UB40
The Beach Boys
The Escape Club
Will to Power

See also

References

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  8. ^ "January 30, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  10. ^ "February 6, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  12. ^ "February 13, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  14. ^ "February 20, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  16. ^ "February 27, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  18. ^ "March 5, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  20. ^ "March 12, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  22. ^ "March 19, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  24. ^ "March 26, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  26. ^ "April 2, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  28. ^ "April 9, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  30. ^ "April 16, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  32. ^ "April 23, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  34. ^ "April 30, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  36. ^ "May 7, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  38. ^ "May 14, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  40. ^ "May 21, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  42. ^ "May 28, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  44. ^ "June 4, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  46. ^ "June 11, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  48. ^ "June 18, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  50. ^ "June 25, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  52. ^ "July 2, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  54. ^ "July 9, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  56. ^ "July 16, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  58. ^ "July 23, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  60. ^ "July 30, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  62. ^ "August 6, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  64. ^ "August 13, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  66. ^ "August 20, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  68. ^ "August 27, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  70. ^ "September 3, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  72. ^ "September 10, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  74. ^ "September 17, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  76. ^ "September 24, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  78. ^ "October 1, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  80. ^ "October 8, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  82. ^ "October 15, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  84. ^ "October 22, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  86. ^ "October 29, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  88. ^ "November 5, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  90. ^ "November 12, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  92. ^ "November 19, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  94. ^ "November 26, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  96. ^ "December 3, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  98. ^ "December 10, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  100. ^ "December 17, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  102. ^ "December 24, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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  104. ^ "December 31, 1988". Billboard Hot 100.
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