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The Wonder Years Theme Song

“What would you do if I sang out of tune…” Ah, nostalgia. That song is called “With a Little Help from My Friends,” and it was composed by the greatest composers of all time—John Lennon & Paul McCartney.

However, the one used in The Wonder Years was a version by Joe Cocker, an English rock/blues singer who is somewhat known for covering The Beatles‘ songs.

There are two official music CDs released for The Wonder Years—the official soundtrack, and a 5-disc set called Music From The Wonder Years. Both include Joe Cocker’s “With a Little Help from My Friends.”

Watch & Listen (original opening credits)

Random musings

Fred Savage, who played Kevin Arnold, is now 33 years old (2010).

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  1. [...] Picket Fences was an American television drama that aired on CBS from 1992-1996. It had a very dramatic theme song. Its homonymous theme song is credited to a certain Stewart Levin, a composer who is associated with shows like The Practice, and The Wonder Years. [...]

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