The Last Letter from Your Lover Soundtrack: Listen to all 21 songs with scene descriptions

Note: Below is a complete playlist of all 21 songs that can be heard in the Netflix movie “The Last Letter from Your Lover”. Some of these commercial songs are not included on the official soundtrack album, but are used in the movie.

All 21 songs featured in “The Last Letter from Your Lover”:

Song:	Listen on:
The Last Letter from Your Lover - Daniel Hart Timestamp: 0:00 | Scene: The opening credits can be seen. The names of the actors are shown.
Cherry Flavoured Stomachache - Haim Timestamp: 0:06 | Scene: Ellie says goodbye to Andrew. Ellie gets into a car. She drives around London by cab.
Reverie - Francois-Joel Thiollier Timestamp: 0:12 | Scene: Jennifer is sitting at a table with Laurence, Eva and other people. In a flashback, she smiles and looks towards the sun.
Summer Wine - Nancy Sinatra Timestamp: 0:20 | Scene: Ellie is reading a letter. 6 months earlier: Jennifer and Laurence are driving in a convertible. They drive through a tunnel.
La Partida - Sous Le Ciel De Paris & Helios Fernandez Timestamp: 0:30 | Scene: Jennifer takes Anthony back to the hotel. Jennifer sits with Laurence at a table in a restaurant. She looks around while Laurence reads a newspaper.
Corsica - Daniel Hart Timestamp: 0:32 | Scene: A boat is shown from the air. Jennifer and Anthony are talking on the boat.
The Little Bird - Marianne Faithful Timestamp: 0:37 | Scene: In the 60s: Jennifer, Yvonne and Ann are walking down the stairs. They are walking across a beach. Jennifer sees Anthony lying on a towel reading a book. More scenes follow in which Jennifer and Anthony spend time together.
Lonesome - Velvet Dos Timestamp: 0:43 | Scene: Ellie is sitting in her office reading a text message from Rory. She writes him back.
Do Right Woman, Do Right Man - Aretha Franklin Timestamp: 0:45 | Scene: Jennifer enters Anthony's apartment. They talk. Jennifer looks around the apartment. It almost comes to a kiss.
Postman's Park - Daniel Hart Timestamp: 0:48 | Scene: Jennifer and Anthony kissing in the park.
What'cha Gone Do About It - Doris Troy Timestamp: 0:49 | Scene: Jennifer and Anthony kiss in a bar. A little later they dance together.
Straiht From The Heart - Irma Thomas Timestamp: 0:50 | Scene: Jennifer and Anthony kiss again.
Give You What I Got - Wendy Rene Timestamp: 0:53 | Scene: Jennifer walks down the streets of London. She enters a post office and opens a mailbox. She reads a letter. She then rings the doorbell of Anthony.
Little Fang - Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks Timestamp: 1:05 | Scene: Ellie and Rory are talking to each other in a bar.
Ain't Love Good, Ain't Love Proud - Jimmy James & The Vagabonds Timestamp: 1:06 | Scene: Ellie and Rory are dancing together in the bar. They dance the "Birthday Dance".
Love to Know - Marine Girls Timestamp: 1:08 | Scene: Ellie enters Rory's apartment. She looks around the apartment. Shortly after, the two kiss.
Carol Of The Bells - Crouch End Festival Chorus Timestamp: 1:21 | Scene: Christmas London 1969: Anthony walks through a small alley and passes Jennifer in slow motion. Anthony and Jennifer stare at each other.
Johnny Boy - Melanie Timestamp: 1:29 | Scene: Laurence arrives at home. He takes off his jacket. Jennifer is standing in front of a bookcase. Laurence enters the room. Jennifer turns off the music.
Orb And Sceptre (Arr. For Organ) - David Paul Briggs Timestamp: 1:37 | Scene: Ellie and Rory kiss in the rain.
What'cha Gone Do About It - Doris Troy Timestamp: 1:43 | Scene: Song is seen in the last scene. Jennifer and Anthony kiss. The credits follow.
Cherry Flavoured Stomachache - Haim Timestamp: 1:45 | Scene: Credits.

What’s the movie about?
In the 1960s, Jennifer Stirling (Shailene Woodley) wakes up in a hospital and can remember absolutely nothing. However, she has a passionately written letter with her, signed simply with the letter “B.”. Apparently, it came from a man for whom Jennifer was willing to risk everything. Meanwhile, in 2003 London, determined journalist Ellie Haworth (Felicity Jones) also comes across the letter and develops a real obsession because she is desperate to find out what happened to the lovers of that time. Apparently Jennifer, who was actually married to Laurence (Joe Alwyn), had an affair with Anthony O’Hare (Callum Turner) and the two wrote each other a whole series of love letters…