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    out, and yet everyone still
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    knows it today. I'm ready
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    to say that no matter your age, if I
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    play you this guitar riff, it will only take you a
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    few seconds to
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    recognize it. But I don't know if you
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    truly realize the impact of this track,
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    not only on the musical culture
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    of the 90s but also on
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    Lenny Cravit's career as a whole, because "
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    Are You Gonna Go My Way" is much more than just a hit.
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    This song
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    allowed Lenny Cravit to reach a
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    new level: that of a
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    global superstar. But this success is only
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    part of an incredibly
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    rich career spanning more than three
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    decades, an explosive mix of rock,
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    funk, and a retro touch that has
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    captivated the whole world. But behind
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    this image of the perfect rockstar with
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    impeccable abs, there are also
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    controversies, criticisms about his lack
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    of originality, debates about his
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    sometimes overly commercial style, and this
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    question that often comes up: is Lenny Cravit an ingenious jack-
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    of-all-trades
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    or a... It's not about a veteran, that's what
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    I propose we explore in this
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    video: the story of a guy who left his mark on
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    rock, revolutionized the international music scene,
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    and divided opinions. So who
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    really is Len Kravit? That's what we're going to
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    discover together. It's
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    [Music]
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    Len Kravit was born on May 26, 1964, in
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    Manatal. His father is Sy Kravitz, a
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    television producer on
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    NBC. His mother is the actress Roxy Rocker,
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    who would become famous for her role in
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    the series The Jeffersons. At the Cravits'
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    house, they listened to a bit of everything: jazz with Kenington, R&B with Marvin Gaye, and of course rock with the Beatles, the Stones, and so on. In short, the Cravit house was a
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    real musical melting pot. Very early on, he was into
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    percussion, tinkering with his
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    own drum kit out of pots and pans and
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    banging on it all day long.
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    Needless to say, his neighbors
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    adored him. He then moved
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    to Los Angeles when his mother landed
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    a In that TV series, he
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    joined the prestigious Beverly Hills
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    High School, a unique world
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    where celebrity bosses rub shoulders,
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    sometimes compare themselves, and often hate each other.
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    In the hallways, you might run into a
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    young Slash, the future guitarist of Guns
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    N' Roses, or the not-yet-actor
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    Nicola Cage. Len, on the other hand, is the discreet guy
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    who hangs out with his guitar, always wearing
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    oversized sunglasses and sporting a haircut that's
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    already defying
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    gravity. Around 15, Len realizes he
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    wants to make a living from his music, and without hesitation,
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    he's not going to do things halfway. He practices
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    relentlessly, joins
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    his high school's music club, and there he proves he has
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    a remarkable voice. He also tries his hand at
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    songwriting, and then there's this
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    little detail: spirituality. He grows up
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    with a deep spiritual awareness,
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    partly thanks to his
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    maternal family's Christian roots and
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    his father's Jewish influences. This subtle
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    blend of faith, inner searching,
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    and musical curiosity will permeate his
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    early compositions and later his
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    singular style. In 1982, once he had his
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    diploma in hand, he decided to embark on an
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    adventure. The idea of ​​making it big in Los Angeles
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    appealed to him, but while he didn't yet know
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    that the music industry was a minefield,
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    he would soon learn to live by it.
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    He recorded demos, met
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    producers, and went to auditions. He was
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    advised to adopt a more
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    marketable style, look, and direction, and was even
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    recommended to stick to
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    R&B and forget about rock because it was
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    n't considered marketable for an
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    African-American artist. Melen hated
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    labels, and to circumvent this
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    pressure, he created an alter ego, Romeo
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    Blue. He dyed his hair, wore
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    blue contact lenses, and dressed in a
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    futuristic style—a kind of more modest Prince Miss,
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    but lacking the
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    class of the original.
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    He produced a few demos and tried to
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    sign with record labels, but
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    the feedback was mixed. People liked his
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    energy and recognized his
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    talent, but they didn't really know
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    where to put him. As a result, he languished
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    in anonymity for several years.
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    Following this episode, he He
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    gradually abandoned the Romeo Blue persona and
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    reworked his demos, opening himself up to a
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    more organic sound. It was during this time that he
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    composed what would become his first
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    official single. In the summer of 1989, Lenny released his first
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    studio album, *Let Love Roll*, under his real
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    name. It was a mix of rock, funk, and
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    a touch of psychedelia. The
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    lead single, "Let Love Roll," became his key to mainstream success.
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    The album sold
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    respectably, without being a
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    global hit, but it attracted
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    critical attention. Philippe Manœuvre, had he
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    reviewed the album at the time, would
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    surely have launched something like, "So,
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    Solen Kravitz is a young guy who
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    resurrects the 70s rock sound with
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    tasty riffs and a bass line as round as a
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    disco ball. Frankly, we have a
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    phenomenon here." *That Love Roll* is actually
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    important for more than one reason: a sound that is
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    both vintage and modern, and very
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    handcrafted since he plays
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    most of the instruments himself.
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    Furthermore, the song's message, "Let
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    love guide you," would become a
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    true mantra for him. A recurring theme in his
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    career is a blend of spirituality,
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    peace, and hedonism. ENIS performs on
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    stage and notably opens for many big
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    names like
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    David Bowie, Bob Dyad, and Tom Py. During
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    this period, Leni collaborated with
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    artists like Madonna, for whom he wrote
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    and co-produced the very sensual "Justify My
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    Love." In parallel, he married Lisa
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    Bonnette, an actress best
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    known for her role in The Cosby Show.
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    She supported and inspired him in
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    his work. Their union produced
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    Zoé Cravit, who would
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    later become a singer and actress. Like father, like son. The
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    early 90s were
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    synonymous with change. Len went through
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    some personal turbulence:
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    separation from his wife and
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    increasing media pressure, but he didn't let it get him down.
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    He began
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    dating our very own Vanessa Paradis,
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    who had left John the
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    Parisian taxi driver to settle in the United States.
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    Len Nico wrote his album, simply
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    titled "Vanessa Parady," and played
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    almost all the instruments on it.
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    More generally, he transformed this...
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    Tumult was the inspiration for his
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    second album, Mama Sale. It includes
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    the cult classic "Always on the Run" with
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    Slash on guitar, which I made a
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    video about at the very beginning of this channel, so don't
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    feel obligated to go watch it.
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    [Music]
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    [Laughs]
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    [Music]
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    This album also features
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    tracks like "It's Over Till It's
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    Over," which prove he masters not
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    only riff rock but also
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    ballads.
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    [Music] So,
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    imagine for a second this
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    poor Lan in 1991, locked in a
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    hotel room with only a Fender Roads for
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    company, playing his chords in
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    the dark and clinging to the idea that his
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    love story, which was still going strong, wasn't over
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    until it was over. Yeah, it's the
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    kind of
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    optimistic pessimism we recognize in him. In the
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    end, spoiler alert: the reconciliation didn't happen,
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    and their divorce was
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    finalized two years later, but the song
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    became a monumental hit, and
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    while the track seems to come straight from
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    From a songwriting session, it's because he exudes energy in
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    every note, influenced by
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    the vintage sound of Earthwin & Fire, and
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    their horn section even features
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    at the end. Kravit plays
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    almost all the instruments, and as for the
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    music video, we discover a
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    more glam, lighter side, but still brimming
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    with good vibes. "It Over, It Over"
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    marks the point where Kravit becomes both
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    the king of cats and this
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    ultra-popular singer overnight. He
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    can no longer take the New York subway
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    without being recognized. The result: appearances
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    in films, covers, a
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    sample by Muti Buena a little later,
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    and even a commercial for beer. Consequently, his
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    concerts are a
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    frenzy. He delights audiences, touring
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    American and European venues,
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    leaving in his wake a public
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    intrigued by this guy who handles
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    guitar, bass, and
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    drums equally well on stage. Recorded in the
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    studio and released in 1993, this single explodes
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    in the face of the music industry like
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    a rock firework. An unexpected
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    track, conceived spontaneously during
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    a jam session in a studio, with
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    lyrics scribbled by Lenny on a
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    cardboard bag in 5 minutes. It all starts
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    with this simple, direct, yet
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    incredibly effective guitar riff. Add to that
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    Lenny's voice, somewhere between chambray and
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    rock energy, imagining Jesus
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    asking the people if they will
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    follow him on the path of love with
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    a capital L, and you get a song
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    that will climb to the top of the charts all over
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    the world.
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    [Music] It must be
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    said that musically, this track is
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    a distillation of everything that makes up
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    the essence of Lenny: a big rock riff
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    based on precise band work, a killer bass line, an
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    incredible band with
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    well-defined drum lines, a catchy chorus,
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    and a well-executed guitar solo. It should also be
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    noted that in the United States, the track wasn't
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    released as a single in record stores but
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    only to radio. As a result, to
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    hear it, people had to
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    buy the whole album, which caused
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    its sales figures to skyrocket. The
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    trade-off It's because he never managed to make the
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    Billboard Hot 100. From a
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    critical point of view, it was his consecration in
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    1993. Len went on a whirl of TV appearances,
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    festivals, and interviews. He was
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    compared for his
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    guitar mastery to Prince for his versatility and
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    even to John Lennon for his peace
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    and love vibe—a pretty wild mix that could
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    turn more than one person's head, but he
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    kept them grounded, or at
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    least he did.
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    [Music] The
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    second single on the album, "
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    My Way," was a kind of
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    mystical respite in
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    Lady Kravitz's rather edgy universe. The lyrics are a
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    true crisis of faith: faith in God, in
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    oneself, in the power of positive thinking—
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    in short, everything that equates to love.
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    Kravitz delivers an almost
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    spiritual track with a message as clear as
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    rock water, an evangelical arm where "
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    Are You Gonna Go My Way" leaned more towards
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    primal explosion. The music video,
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    directed by the future executioner of
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    surrealism, Michel Bondry, catapults
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    the ape into space under the guise of
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    Ironically, and as a fun, somewhat
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    random fact, it was in Iceland that the
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    song "Gardonne" reached number
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    one on the charts. Riding high on this
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    worldwide success, Len delights and releases a
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    new album in 1995, "Circus." This album
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    is less acclaimed but contains some
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    gems like
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    [Applause]
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    [Music].
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    This one, a real bombshell, "Rock
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    and Roll Is Dead," allows Craig to
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    denounce the excesses of the music business.
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    Critics accuse him of cynicism, and the
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    media make a big deal out of him, accusing him
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    of being pretentious. This
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    stance prompted a reaction from Prince at the time,
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    then in his "Love Symbol" period, who
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    responded with "Rock and Roll Is Alive and It
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    Lives in Minneapolis." Thus, he was able to
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    defend his own vision of rock and
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    roll. But regardless of the criticism, Len does
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    n't abandon the formula that made
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    him successful. In 1998, the album "F" arrives
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    with several Brits in stock, including
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    the essential "Fly Away."
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    So what's funny is... That "Fly
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    Away" was created incredibly quickly, even though
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    the album was already finished. Originally,
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    the track was just meant to be a B-side,
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    but it was added after
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    a friend of Cravit's, impressed by the
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    song, convinced him to stop everything and
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    add it. As we know,
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    this decision proved
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    extremely wise, since "Fly Away"
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    won a Greny W in 1999 for
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    Best Male Rock Performance. The
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    lyrics are simple and universal,
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    speaking of freedom and
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    escape to a place where anything is
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    possible—a theme that resonates with
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    many listeners and is often
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    used to illustrate
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    film scenes, such as "Coyot Ugly" in 2000 and "Pitch
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    Perfect 3" in 2017. It also
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    contributed to a tourism campaign in
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    2019 for the Bahamas.
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    Len Ravins actually wrote
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    this song when he was Thas
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    Hamas, and this guitar riff was
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    spontaneously inspired by the
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    particular sound of an amp he was using. That
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    day, Len didn't want to stop
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    there; he thirsted for experimentation,
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    collaboration, and universality. He embarked on
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    gigantic tours, crossing
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    the Atlantic several times a year,
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    traveling through Asia and South America. On
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    stage, he gave it his all: his distorted guitar,
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    laughing like a lion, his rhythm section
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    grooving like crazy, and his voice
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    and physique captivating the ladies. Hence,
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    the next
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    single in 1999: Len covered "American
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    Woman" by the Canadian group The Guess Who
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    for the soundtrack of the film *Waste
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    Powers the Spy*. The cover was an
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    immediate success, but it angered
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    rock purists who saw it as a kind of
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    sacrilege and accused Lenny Cravit
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    of sanitizing a classic to make it
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    an overly
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    commercial hit. In fact, this version
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    of "American Woman" perfectly illustrates the
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    duality surrounding
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    Cravit's career: on one hand, we have an artist who
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    draws on the roots of rock, funk,
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    and soul to create a
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    modern retro sound, and on the other... We have a
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    musician who clearly appeals to the
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    general public and doesn't hesitate to play the
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    major label game. This ambiguity is
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    precisely what
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    regularly sparks controversy, and it's
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    precisely what makes him so
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    fascinating. [Applause] [Music] With the release of his
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    Greatest Hits compilation in 2000, Lenny reached another
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    level. The single "Again," the only
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    new track on this album, reached number
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    4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and won another
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    Gry Award. The music video was filmed
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    in a hushed and sensual atmosphere,
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    showing him as a rock star navigating
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    between two romantic relationships,
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    reinforcing the image of a Lenny who is sometimes
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    seductive, sometimes tormented. In parallel,
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    Kravit participated in Michael Jackson's Invincible album,
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    and for several
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    years he multiplied his collaborations,
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    whether with Mick Jagger or
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    Jesszy, for example. He produced for
    00:13:50
    others and made a few appearances in
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    films. If he isn't the actor of the century,
    00:13:54
    he does rather well, and he brings
    00:13:56
    a touch of rock chic to his roles
    00:14:01
    [Music]
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    in 2001 on the album Lenny, carried by the
    00:14:07
    single "Dein," less revolutionary than "
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    Dein," which speaks of the need to keep the
    00:14:12
    faith when times are tough. He struggled
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    in 2004 with the album "Baptism,"
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    which shows a certain
    00:14:19
    artistic fatigue, even if he's
    00:14:21
    simply doing Cravit. And at this point, we're going to
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    take a little break too; we're going to take this opportunity
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    to launch the sequence
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    you've all been waiting for.
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    So, let's get down to business.
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    For string enthusiasts, learning
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    Len Cravit's riffs and solos
    00:14:36
    is absolutely brilliant, as it covers
    00:14:38
    an extremely varied range of styles and sounds.
    00:14:40
    And yes, Leni's influences
    00:14:42
    are clearly rooted in the music
    00:14:43
    of the 60s and 70s, as we've seen, and
    00:14:45
    his playing is therefore a globi bulga of
    00:14:47
    several things: experimentation,
    00:14:49
    effects, the waa-drum of Jimi Hendrix, the
    00:14:52
    power of LaAlp and the slightly
    00:14:54
    dirty saturation of Jimmy Page, the zeepline, or
    00:14:56
    even the precision The rhythmic and
    00:14:58
    pop-funk-rock fusion of Prince, and
    00:15:00
    the jazz of Mike
    00:15:02
    Davis and Duke Kellington, who
    00:15:04
    instilled in him the importance of emotion and
    00:15:06
    improvisation in music, are not forgotten. It should
    00:15:07
    also be noted that Lenk Ravid is a
    00:15:09
    true jack-of-all-trades, a
    00:15:10
    multi-instrumentalist. He often
    00:15:12
    records
    00:15:13
    different instruments himself on his albums, particularly on
    00:15:15
    guitar. His playing is
    00:15:17
    clearly steeped in the blues,
    00:15:19
    sometimes with retro, sometimes funky edges,
    00:15:21
    enhanced by expressive bass and vibrato.
    00:15:23
    He rarely plays fast, but he
    00:15:25
    always plays in tune with a strong sense of rhythm and
    00:15:27
    melody. In fact, in his studio, he
    00:15:29
    often prefers to use
    00:15:30
    analog equipment to capture a warm
    00:15:32
    and authentic sound typical of
    00:15:34
    recordings from the 60s and 70s.
    00:15:36
    Many songs were born during
    00:15:37
    jam sessions and recorded live.
    00:15:39
    To
    00:15:41
    achieve his final sound, the man with the Lesp
    00:15:43
    truly has more than one trick up his sleeve.
    00:15:45
    It's even rumored that he has more than
    00:15:47
    300 guitars in his bag. His collection, so the
    00:15:49
    following list will be far from
    00:15:51
    exhaustive. I've made a little
    00:15:53
    page for you, as usual, so you
    00:15:54
    can see the essentials of his gear
    00:15:56
    online, and the link is in the
    00:15:58
    description. Here's a little preview of
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    Lenny's gear in music
    00:16:04
    [Music]
    00:16:24
    [Music]
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    Lenny Cravit then invites himself to
    00:16:54
    many charity events and concerts
    00:16:56
    because that's just how
    00:16:57
    Lenny is; he has a heart of gold. As a result,
    00:16:59
    he takes his time to produce his 8th
    00:17:01
    studio album, *It Is Time for Love Revolution*, a
    00:17:03
    title that might recall the slogan of
    00:17:05
    his very first album, *That Love Rule*. The
    00:17:07
    single "Also Be Waiting" becomes a hit on
    00:17:09
    American and European radio. It's
    00:17:11
    a powerful ballad with a piano and
    00:17:13
    guitar in perfect harmony and an
    00:17:15
    ultra-romantic chorus. In short, it's a
    00:17:17
    more mature Cravite, less about style and
    00:17:19
    more about emotion.
    00:17:21
    Critics praise the consistency of his
    00:17:23
    voice, which has remained intact despite the years. In the
    00:17:25
    meantime, Lenny has moved to Paris. He's experiencing the
    00:17:27
    cultural effervescence of
    00:17:29
    our capital. With big
    00:17:31
    names in fashion, he graces the
    00:17:33
    cover of trendy magazines and is
    00:17:35
    even going to be made an Officer of the Order of
    00:17:37
    Arts and Letters by Frédéric Mitant.
    00:17:38
    He also founded Cravit Design, a
    00:17:40
    design company that focuses on
    00:17:42
    interiors and furniture. Put like that, it's
    00:17:45
    not exactly rock and roll, I
    00:17:46
    admit. In 2010, he made an appearance
    00:17:48
    in a series I loved,
    00:17:50
    Entourage, and here's a
    00:17:51
    short clip. Like
    00:17:59
    his music, Lenny talks all over the place—at least that's what
    00:18:02
    his longtime fans say.
    00:18:03
    For others, Lenny is once again one of
    00:18:05
    those brilliant guys who succeeds at everything.
    00:18:07
    So, in 2011, he refocused with Black and
    00:18:09
    White America, an album inspired by
    00:18:11
    Barack Obama's presence and
    00:18:13
    racial issues in the United States. The
    00:18:14
    project is ambitious, a mix of rock, gospel, and
    00:18:17
    even rap with a Jay-Z vibe. Sales
    00:18:20
    weren't exactly booming, but we'll remember
    00:18:22
    the energetic and positive single "Stand," which
    00:18:24
    I think deserved a bit more
    00:18:27
    recognition. How
    00:18:30
    [Music]
    00:18:34
    the years go by And Lenny continues to
    00:18:36
    steer his own course with the albums Strut and
    00:18:38
    then Race Vibration. He surrounds himself with
    00:18:40
    new musicians, but he
    00:18:42
    continues to oversee everything. The albums
    00:18:44
    are perfectly in line with what he
    00:18:45
    knows how to do, unsurprisingly neither good
    00:18:47
    nor bad—fan service that
    00:18:49
    fully embraces its role. Then, in 2020, while
    00:18:52
    the whole world is shaken by
    00:18:53
    a pandemic you may have heard about,
    00:18:55
    Lenny Cravitz releases his
    00:18:57
    autobiography, Let Love Room, where he
    00:18:59
    recounts in detail his youth, his
    00:19:01
    years of struggle, his successes, his doubts,
    00:19:03
    and his victories. And in 2024, Cravitz
    00:19:05
    proves he's not finished making
    00:19:06
    music by returning with his BL Electric
    00:19:08
    Light, and we remember these three singles
    00:19:15
    [Music].
    00:19:30
    So yes, Mr. Lenny and Mister
    00:19:31
    Cravitz, it's the sum of all these
    00:19:33
    influences, all these hits, and all
    00:19:35
    these albums throughout his career.
    00:19:37
    He has often been accused of recycling the
    00:19:39
    codes of rock and pop from the 60s
    00:19:40
    and 70s, of riding a
    00:19:42
    commercial wave. signing hits
    00:19:44
    specifically tailored for
    00:19:46
    FM radio, but is that really a crime in the
    00:19:48
    end? What emerges is an artist
    00:19:50
    who, for over three decades, has
    00:19:51
    enchanted a wide audience with a sound that is
    00:19:54
    both familiar and unique, an artist
    00:19:56
    who... His determination and his
    00:19:58
    knack for transcending labels
    00:20:00
    and uniting a general enthusiasm are evident
    00:20:02
    when you look at his discography. You
    00:20:04
    can see that he has always made sure to
    00:20:06
    inject a little of himself into each of
    00:20:07
    his tracks: spiritual themes, a
    00:20:09
    touch of political protest, a
    00:20:11
    hint of heightened sensuality, and above all,
    00:20:14
    a huge dose of Grou.
    00:20:16
    He won four consecutive Grenward awards
    00:20:19
    from 1999 to 2002 for Best
    00:20:21
    Male Rock Vocal Performance, a
    00:20:23
    record that remains unbroken to this day. If he were
    00:20:25
    just a pimp, we would still have
    00:20:27
    trouble imagining such a
    00:20:29
    career. So yes, Lenikravid is an
    00:20:31
    heir, a transmitter of music. Yes, he
    00:20:33
    juggles references to produce
    00:20:35
    a musical patchwork, but this patchwork
    00:20:37
    is his own, imbued with an authenticity
    00:20:39
    and an aura that are uniquely his. If there's
    00:20:42
    a problem with Lenikravid, it's perhaps
    00:20:43
    because this guy doesn't
    00:20:44
    understand himself, doesn't want to stay in a mold. He
    00:20:46
    irritates, he intrigues, he fascinates, and he
    00:20:48
    divides, but he doesn't let No one is
    00:20:50
    indifferent, and you, are you going to
    00:20:52
    go my way, subscribe to this
    00:20:54
    channel and watch another story from a
    00:20:56
    rock artist? It's happening in one of the
    00:20:58
    videos that appears. In any
    00:20:59
    case, thank you for watching this
    00:21:01
    episode, and I'll see you very soon
    00:21:03
    for a new pop-rock story.
    00:21:04
    Take care, bye!

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    👉 Voleur, usurpateur, imposteur, les qualificatifs ne manquent pas pour critiquer Lenny Kravitz. Dans ce biopic sans concession, on ne se contente pas des clichés : on plonge tête baissée dans l’univers brut et sans fard du rock’n’roll d'un véritable musicien qui n'est autre qu'une incroyable éponge de rock. Prépare-toi à découvrir la face cachée de la légende, avec ses ascensions fulgurantes, ses revers inattendus et cette énergie qui, malgré les critiques acerbes, continue de faire vibrer le public. Accrochez-vous, ça va être intense ! 👉 N'hésite pas à t'abonner pour me soutenir ! 🧡 👉 Instant Matos* : Approche-toi du son de Lenny Kravitz avec cette sélection de matos : https://www.thomann.de/fi/thlpg_6922.html 👉 Le Tipeee pour soutenir la chaîne : https://fr.tipeee.com/dansmescordesfr 👉 Les partenaires : - Thomann pour ton matos musique : https://www.thomann.de/fi/thlpg_ragh2gru3a.html - Le club YouTube : YouTube.com/@DansMesCordes/join - Repique mes effets vidéo grâce aux plugins AEJuice : https://aejuice.com/?ref=dansmescordes - Le T-shirt que je porte ainsi que d'autres à venir ont été fournis par GeeksOutfit -j'adore leurs t-shirts, tu peux les voir en story sur Insta ;) Pour commander chez eux, tu as 25% de réduc avec le code: dmc25 https://www.geeksoutfit.com/ 👉 Mon matos* : - Carte Son Scarlett 2i2 : https://www.amazon.fr/Focusrite-Scarlett-2i2-Audio-Interface/dp/B07QR73T66?th=1&language=fr_FR - Micro HyperX Quadcast : https://www.amazon.fr/HyperX-HX-MICQC-BK-QuadCast-streamers-cr%C3%A9ateurs/dp/B07NZZZ746?__mk_fr_FR=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&refresh=1&th=1&language=fr_FR - Casque AudioTechnica : https://www.amazon.fr/Audio-Technica-ATH-M50X-professionnel-monitoring-d%C3%A9tachable/dp/B00HVLUR86?th=1&language=fr_FR - Enceintes monitoring Adam Audio T7V : https://www.amazon.fr/ADAM-Audio-monitoring-lenregistrement-mastering/dp/B079LDN8MT?th=1&language=fr_FR 👉 Suis-moi sur mes réseaux : https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser https://twitter.com/dansmescordesfr https://www.tiktok.com/@dansmescordesfr 👉 Né le 26 mai 1964 à New York, Lenny Kravitz grandit dans un environnement baigné de culture et d’arts. Issu d’une famille aux influences multiples – sa mère, Roxie Roker, actrice emblématique, et son père, Sy Kravitz, producteur – il est immergé dès son plus jeune âge dans un univers créatif foisonnant. Cette atmosphère artistique lui transmet dès l’enfance une passion pour la musique et le cinéma qui façonnera sa personnalité unique. À la fin des années 1980, il fait irruption sur la scène musicale avec son premier album « Let Love Rule » en 1989, posant ainsi les bases de son style inimitable. En mêlant habilement rock, funk, soul, reggae et pop, il crée un son à la fois rétro et résolument moderne, qui séduit rapidement un large public international. Son audace et sa capacité à repousser les limites musicales font de lui un pionnier du renouveau rock. Au fil des années, Lenny Kravitz multiplie les succès avec des titres emblématiques tels que « Are You Gonna Go My Way » et « Fly Away ». Récompensé par de nombreux prix et salué par la critique, il s’impose comme une figure incontournable du rock. Son énergie sur scène, son style flamboyant et son approche innovante de la musique influencent de nombreux artistes, confirmant son statut d’icône mondiale. Parallèlement à sa carrière musicale, Lenny Kravitz explore l’univers du cinéma en endossant divers rôles et en collaborant sur des projets cinématographiques. Véritable caméléon artistique, il parvient à conjuguer avec brio sa passion pour la musique et le septième art, laissant une empreinte indélébile dans la culture populaire. Aujourd’hui, il demeure une source d’inspiration pour toutes les générations, incarnant l’alliance parfaite entre talent, créativité et audace. Merci à ChatGPT pour fournir ces descriptions qui aident au référencement de ce palpitant documentaire en français qui lui est consacré ! 👉 Chapitres : 00:00 Intro 01:22 De Manhattan à Beverly Hills : la naissance d’un prodige 04:00 Les débuts : Let Love Rule et la conquête de la scène 07:53 Le grand virage : Are You Gonna Go My Way ? 14:25 L'instant Matos de Lenny Kravitz 16:50 Maturité et héritage • Les images et vidéos utilisées ici le sont dans le cadre du « fair use ». • Mes vidéos sont des contenus de vulgarisation ; il se peut que certaines informations soient incomplètes ou que certains aspects ne soient pas couverts." • *Les liens sont affiliés : cela ne change rien au prix final de ton achat, mais moi, je touche une petite commission dessus. C'est un excellent moyen de soutenir cette chaîne 🧡

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