StreamingSoundtracks.com - Quantum Leap - Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Prologue (Saga Sell) Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	1:06	19
02	Quantum Leap Main Title Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	1:15	114
03	Somewhere In The Night (Scott Bakula) Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	3:32	82
04	Suite From "The Leap Home" Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	3:37	35
05	Imagine (Scott Bakula) Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	3:06	63
06	Sam's Prayer / A Single Drop Of Rain Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	1:53	68
07	Blue Moon Of Kentucky (Scott Bakula) Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	1:41	16
08	Baby, Let's Play House (Scott Bakula) Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	2:13	18
09	Shoot Out / The Last Gunfighter Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	3:03	19
10	Medley From Man Of La Mancha (Scott Bakula) Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	6:18	296
11	Bite Me / Blood Moon Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	3:30	74
12	Alphabet Song Rap (Dean Stockwell) Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	2:05	40
13	Suite From Lee Harvey Oswald Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	14:55	34
14	Fate's Wide Wheel (Scott Bakula) Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	3:06	84
16	Quantum Leap Prologue And Main Title Reprise Velton Ray Bunch & Mike Post	2:20	83

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Reviewers Rating

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Good sampler - more Velton Ray Bunch please

By:	Dragonel
Date:	22 Apr 2009
Rating:

With each Leap into a new life, Sam Beckett in Quantum Leap showed us different situations and the score always helped in painting in the picture of this person and their role.

As with any TV soundtrack, the evocative main theme is here, presented as both beginning and end credits to the CD.

Along with changing his mannerisms for each leap, Scott Bakula provided a decent singing voice and most of his contributions are captured here, probably at his best as a musical actor (Man of La Mancha) and a KISS-style Rock star (Fate's Wide Wheel). His co-star established actor Dean Stockwell also gets to reprise his "Alphabet Rap" from Shock Treatment - one of the most moving episodes of the whole series.

But it is the score music which set the tone for each episode, effortlessly creating a picture of a gunfighter or a vampire or just Sam's longing for home. While getting these 5 pieces is a treasure, I have to regret the many more episodes not covered and hope someday Velton Ray Bunch will add more soundtracks for us to enjoy.

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