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Multi-talented singer/songwriter/musician Lenny Kravitz taped this Unplugged special for MTV in April of 1994. Kravitz performs material from his latest release Are You Gonna Go My Way and his previous album, Mama Said. Selections included "Are You Gonna Go My Way," "Let Love Rule," "Always on the Run" and "Believe." Set List: 01. Are You Gonna Go My Way? 02. Believe 03. Flowers for Zoe 04. Rosemary 05. Sister 06. Just Be a Woman 07. Always on the Run 08. My Precious Love (with choir) 09. Let Love Rule (with choir) Lenny Kravitz was supported by the Washington Temple Concert Choir Recorded 4/14/94 at Sony Music Studios - New York Citymoreless
  • Great, bluesey interpretations of Lenny's hits.

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    Lenny re-images himself by interpreting his hits in a blues format. I wish he would have continued to experiment in this field. as have so many classic rockers. He is an outstanding rock & roller, he is potentially a GREAT bluesman! This is probably the best "Unplugged" episode of all time. One Hundred Words One Hundred Words One Hundred Words One Hundred Words One Hundred Words One Hundred Words. These websites usually want a brief, concise statement, but I have to come up with one hundred words,so... one hundred words one hundred words one hundred words one hundred words onemoreless
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