Is Bucky Covington's "Different World" a remake?

Question

This sounds like a old Alabama song. I swear it this was a hit in the late 80's or early 90's. Everyone says no it's not. Help!

Answer 1

"A Different World" is the first single by American country musician, Bucky Covington, from his debut album Bucky. He performed it at Great American Country in December 2006, and the song was released for country radio on January 16, 2007. The song is produced by Mark Miller, and was released by Lyric Street Records, a country label of Disney's Buena Vista Music Group.

The song is a reminiscence of Covington's formative years; its lyrics illustrate examples of how much the world has changed since he was a kid. Covington states during the chorus that it was "not just a different time / It was a different world".

Answer 2

certainly it has now no longer some thing to do including his youthful days for this reason of actuality Bucky did now no longer write it. Mark Nesler and his companion Jennifer Hanson, alongside with Tony Martin, penned it. there is little or no credibility in a 24-3 hundred and sixty 5 days-previous singing with connection with the "sturdy ol' days."

Answer 3

Actually it has nothing to do with his younger days because Bucky didn't write it.

Mark Nesler and his wife Jennifer Hanson, along with Tony Martin, penned it.

There's very little credibility in a 24-year-old singing about the "good ol' days."

Answer 4

No


I used to love that song but now i hate it 'cause it keeps following me!

lol

Answer 5

Could you be thinking of The Statler Brothers', "Do You Remember These?"

Answer 6

I'll ask him at Mountain days Saturday lol he wrote i think?

Answer 7

no it's sampled from alabama

Answer 8

nope

Answer 9

no its his song