All you need is luck!

Join our mailing list and get 10% off your first order and be automatically entered into a prize draw to win your choice of any print available on this site!

Yes please

A Beatles playlist for springtime

A Beatles playlist for springtime

April 24, 2023

Springtime is here, and what better way to celebrate the season than with some classic Beatles tunes? Here are the top five Beatles songs that capture the lighthearted and joyful spirit of spring:


‘Here Comes the Sun’

This one is an obvious choice. One of the most popular Beatles songs, ‘Here Comes the Sun’ is the perfect ode to springtime. The opening lines, ‘Here comes the sun, here comes the sun, and I say, it's alright,’ perfectly capture the feeling of a new beginning as the winter months fade away. (Alternatively, change the lyrics to have a new kind of Easter hymn: ‘Here comes the son.’)


‘Good Day Sunshine’

Although it's technically been spring in the UK for over a month now, it hasn’t always felt like it. We’re hoping to put the April showers behind us with ‘Good Day Sunshine’. The song's sunny melody and cheerful lyrics about enjoying the simple pleasures in life, such as spending time with friends and soaking up the sun, make it a feel-good classic that's sure to put a smile on your face. 


‘All You Need Is Love’

‘All You Need Is Love’ is a timeless classic that captures the essence of springtime, which is all about love, hope, and renewal. The song's uplifting melody and simple yet profound message make it a perfect anthem for the season. Whether you're spending time with loved ones or just enjoying the beauty of nature, ‘All You Need Is Love’ is sure to inspire and uplift you. 


‘Penny Lane’

‘Penny Lane’ is a nostalgic and upbeat song that captures the carefree spirit of springtime. The song's playful melody and whimsical lyrics about everyday life in a small town make it a charming and delightful tune that's perfect for the season. Whether you're taking a leisurely walk or enjoying a picnic in the park, ‘Penny Lane’ is the perfect soundtrack to your springtime adventures.


‘Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds’

‘Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds’ is a dreamy song that captures the ethereal beauty of spring. The song's haunting melody and surreal lyrics about a fantastical world filled with diamonds and tangerine trees make it a perfect ode to the magic and wonder of the season. Listen to this while you're lying in a field of flowers. ‘Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds’ is the perfect song to transport you to a world of beauty and wonder.

Those are our top picks—go forth into the world with the Beatles as your backing music! Or, improve your listening experience by adding a stunning visual backdrop: our limited edition ‘Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite’ print.



Cover photo credit: Don McCullin, Contact Press Images




Also in News

Brazil’s Historic Bull’s Eye Stamps: A Philatelic Milestone
Brazil’s Historic Bull’s Eye Stamps: A Philatelic Milestone

July 19, 2024

On July 19, 1843, Brazil issued its famous Bull’s Eye stamps, making it the second country to produce adhesive postage stamps, after Great Britain’s Penny Black in 1840.

Read More

Celebrating Ringo Starr’s 84th birthday
Celebrating Ringo Starr’s 84th birthday

July 07, 2024

Today marks the birthday of Ringo Starr, The Beatles’s legendary drummer, whose unique style and charismatic presence have made him a legend in the world of music. Born Richard Starkey on July 7, 1940, in Liverpool, England, Ringo Starr rose to global fame with the Fab Four, helping to shape the sound of the 1960s and beyond with his musical talent.

Read More

Celebrate the art and history of stamps on US National Postage Stamp Day
Celebrate the art and history of stamps on US National Postage Stamp Day

July 01, 2024

Every year on July 1st, US National Postage Stamp Day honours a simple invention that revolutionised global communication—the postage stamp. This day is the anniversary of when the first US postage stamp was issued in 1847. This first stamp featured founding fathers Benjamin Franklin and George Washington.

Read More