fred savage sang the theme song of the wonder years.
fred savage sang the theme song of the wonder years.
who sings the theme song of the wonder years?
fred savage
the wonder years: music from the emmy award-winning show &amp; its era









































the wonder years: music from the emmy award-winning show & its era is a soundtrack album to the tv series "the wonder years". this album, released in 1989, contains seven modern cover songs rather than simply original music from the series, which earned it many unfavorable reviews.









































section::::track listing.









































bullet::::1. "with a little help from my friends" - joe cocker









































bullet::::2. "baby i need your loving" - was (not was)









































bullet::::3. "drift away" - judson spence
the wonder years: music from the emmy award-winning show & its era
the wonder years signed to no sleep records in 2007. after completing their first tour of the united kingdom with never so true, the wonder years recorded their first full-length studio album, "get stoked on it!". "get stoked on it!" was released on october 30, 2007 and caused the band's then-small fan base to grow significantly. in the spring of 2008, the wonder years released an ep titled "won't be pathetic forever". in 2009, the wonder years' released a split ep titled "distances" with uk pop punk band all or nothing. the split consisted of only two songs by the wonder years, and it was after this release that keyboardist/vocalist mikey kelly left the band to pursue other goals.
the wonder years (band)