This catalogue lists 13 entries for Quantum Leap, season 1, episode 1. Details are included where available.
Quantum Leap S01E01 soundtrack songs
Catalogue entries · 13 entries
Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.
- Que Sera, SeraDoris Day
Samuel wakes up after leaping.
- Hound DogElvis Presley
Samuel and his friend drive around.
- Friendly Persuasion (Thee I Love)Pat Boone
In the dancehall when Sam tells Peg she should sit the next dance out.
- Ooby DoobyRoy Orbison
At the BBQ.
- Moonglow (Theme from Picnic)The Columbia Pictures Orchestra
Sam and Peg dance.
- JuiceLizzo
(2022) Ben and Addison's engagement party; Ben voices his concerns about all people at their home to Addison; Jenn warns Ben about Ian go in on the DJ for the music; Magic and the group make Ben give a engagement speech.
- Let's DanceDavid Bowie
(1985) After getting a text message and returning to the land and leaping, Ben finds himself in past in 1985, projected into the body of Nick Rounder.
- Rebel RebelDavid Bowie
(1985) As Rounder, Ben drives a getaway car after robbery with a stickup crew; Addison protect as a holographic A.I. as an attempt to guide Ben.
- Fresh Is the WordMantronix
(1985) Ben continues to try to convince Ryan not go alone with Cole and the heist plan with they turn into Ryan wife, Caroline, and daughter, Katie.
- Dance Hall DaysWang Chung
(1985) As they drive to meet up with Horace, Ben attempts to convince Ryan that there's other ways to get the money for his daughters chemo but Ryan retells to him the pity he's been given.
- Take On Mea-ha
(1985) Ben arrives in a tux at the Smithsonian to stop the heist with Addison's help.
- Blue MondayNew Order
(1985) Montage as A.I. Addison goes over the timeline of the events of they heist for Ben with only 15 minutes left for them to stop the heist.
- Por Una CabezaCarlos Gardel
(1985) Ben attempts to convince the gunner for the heist group, Charlie, to allow Ryan to go free for her and her fellow robbers own freedom.