Love Can Build A Bridge (album) - Chart Performance

Chart Performance

Chart (1990) Peak
position
U.S. Billboard Top Country Albums 5
U.S. Billboard 200 62
The Judds
  • Naomi Judd
  • Wynonna Judd
Studio albums
  • Wynonna & Naomi
  • Why Not Me
  • Rockin' with the Rhythm
  • Heartland
  • River of Time
  • Love Can Build a Bridge
  • Big Bang Boogie
Compilation albums
  • Greatest Hits
  • The Collectors Series
  • Greatest Hits Volume Two
  • From the Heart: 15 Career Classics
  • The Judds Collection: 1983-1990
  • This Country's Rockin'
  • Talk About Love
  • Reflections
  • The Judds: Number One Hits
  • The Essential Judds
  • Spiritual Reflections
  • Greatest Hits: Limited Edition
  • I Will Stand by You: The Essential Collection
Christmas and live albums
  • Christmas Time with The Judds
  • Live Studio Sessions
  • Christmas with The Judds and Alabama
  • The Judds in Concert
  • Reunion Live
Notable singles
  • "Had a Dream (For the Heart)"
  • "Mama He's Crazy"
  • "Why Not Me"
  • "Girls' Night Out"
  • "Love Is Alive"
  • "Have Mercy"
  • "Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout the Good Ol' Days)"
  • "Rockin' with the Rhythm of the Rain"
  • "Cry Myself to Sleep"
  • "Don't Be Cruel"
  • "I Know Where I'm Going"
  • "Maybe Your Baby's Got the Blues"
  • "Turn It Loose"
  • "Give a Little Love"
  • "Change of Heart"
  • "Young Love (Strong Love)"
  • "Let Me Tell You About Love"
  • "One Man Woman"
  • "Guardian Angels"
  • "Born to Be Blue"
  • "Love Can Build a Bridge"
  • "One Hundred and Two"
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Last Encore Tour
  • The Judds (TV series)

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