Sam and Sue Ann sing "Amazing Grace"

Scene from "Memphis Melody (July 3, 1954)" (Season 5 of Quantum Leap): As Elvis Presley, Sam must help a struggling female musician named Sue Anne Winters (played by Mary Elizabeth McGlynn), but at the same time must ensure that he doesn't prevent the king of rock 'n' roll from being discovered.

[@kathrynmolesa1641]

Scott played a different character each week. He could do anything. Great actor.

[@StarlitNight05]

Gospel is beautiful. I love playing Amazing Grace with my bagpipes and actually feeling the song. Amazing. Scott does it well ....as usual ❤️

[@darkb4light06]

0:49 Scott's real life daughter. I always loved the ones where he sang. He has such a beautiful voice.

[@reppinseattle7974]

This is before Mary Elizabeth McGlynn was KNOWN as a singer. No surprise she went on to be a big success.

[@anselmdanker9519]

Deeply moving.

[@abigailknowles5022]

I love Gospel music too especially Amazing Grace. We sing it at my current Anglican Church St Lawwrence

[@virginiaconnor8350]

I love to hear it on bagpipes. Even Scotty played it on bagpipes in "ST:WOK" for Spock. When my dad died in '84, a bagpipes-in the Scottish Rite band-played it for him. The movie was played in the student centre on campus at NGC-where I going to college then- I cried for my dad and Spock (again). Somewhere, a bagpipe band played it for Leonard Nimoy when he died. I found myself crying again, but still loving it. The tune was played at the end of a movie he was in and I didn't hear anyone object to it.

[@benrich2657]

I once had a music partner who sang Gospel with me.
I hope that God will let me marry either her or somebody like her one day.
I would love to spend the rest of my life glorifying God like this with a wife doing it with me.

[@bouhailzinouchi7523]

My my.. praise God

[@deniseclarke4134]

Beautiful

[@juliewelch4141]

Loved it

[@ShadowOnTheWall666]

I'm not a fan of this episode because it's a gimmick but I'll watch it up until the end of this scene, I love this scene. She has a beautiful voice! I also enjoy Scott's singing.
What really bugs me though is that this is the second time in the series that Sam sings this song (the first was in season one's 'The Right Hand of God') and neither time uses the final verse which is a reflection on Sam's character:
_"Through many dangers, toils and snares, I have already come._
_Tis Grace hath brought me safe thus far, and Grace will lead me home."_
Tidbit: The little girl bent in prayer at 0:48 is Scott's daughter Chelsy.

[@Guitarman092004]

I always enjoy this sceen. They got so wonderful wonderful voices. I bought the complete show on dvd and realized for the first time why I loved the show. It's about making things good witch once went bad. It's about sam who knew he jumps with the help of god. He's got a good heart. He sacrificed his life for others. Today, as grown up I see more than in the past I was able to see.

[@abigailknowles5022]

I got the whole series of box sets on Amazon UK for about £34.99!

[@juliewelch4141]

Love quaptum leap

[@MsClaireEverett]

SCOTT BAKULA

[@hanzjensen2154]

Awesomeness 😇

[@proggerjohn]

The real talent is that guy playing blues on the harmonica.

[@CaptainBardiel]

Captain Jonathan Archer and Major Motoko Kusanagi.

[@sandiedidi8028]

Elvis

[@schmeevo1]

Mark and Brian in background. Anybody? Bueller?

[@Fakeaorta]

I remember them begging to be on shows all the time while at KLOS. Several shows like Briscoe County and Married With Children.

[@jb888888888]

Who is this "Sam" you're talking about? Obviously that's a young Elvis Presley, from before he hit it big. Duh.