No — Rascal Flatts didn't write 'Life Is a Highway.' It was written and first recorded by Canadian rocker Tom Cochrane, released in 1991, when it hit No. 1 in Canada and No. 6 on the US Hot 100. Rascal Flatts recorded their well-known cover in 2006 for the Disney/Pixar movie Cars, and that version became one of their biggest crossover hits, reaching No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100.
| Stable fields | original.writer, original.year, cover.year, cover.movie, chart | Dynamic fields |
|---|
Two versions of the same song, 15 years apart.
| Tom Cochrane (original) | Rascal Flatts (cover) | |
|---|---|---|
| Year | 1991 | 2006 |
| Why it was made | From his album Mad Mad World | For the Disney/Pixar film Cars |
| US Hot 100 peak | No. 6 | No. 7 |
| Genre | Rock | Country / country-pop |
If you're asking who wrote 'Life Is a Highway,' the answer is Tom Cochrane, back in 1991. Rascal Flatts didn't write it — they covered it in 2006 for Cars and turned it into one of their signature crossover hits, which is why it's so often mistaken for an original.
Did Rascal Flatts write 'Life Is a Highway'?
No. Tom Cochrane wrote and first recorded it in 1991. Rascal Flatts recorded a cover in 2006.
What movie is the Rascal Flatts 'Life Is a Highway' from?
The Disney/Pixar film Cars (2006). Rascal Flatts recorded their version for that soundtrack.
Whose version of 'Life Is a Highway' came first?
Tom Cochrane's 1991 original came first; Rascal Flatts' cover came 15 years later in 2006.