Description
Lenny Kravitz – Baptism / Virgin Audio Cassette 2004
UPC 724358414547
Overview
Lenny Kravitz's seventh studio album, "Baptism," was released on May 17, 2004, by Virgin Records. This album marks a return to Kravitz's rock roots, featuring a mix of rock, funk, and pop elements.
Product Features
- Format: Cassette, Album
- Country: Europe
- Released: 2004
- Genre: Rock
- Style: Rock & Roll, Pop Rock
Track Listing
- A1: Minister Of Rock 'N Roll (3:35)
- A2: I Don't Want To Be A Star (4:25)
- A3: Lady (4:15)
- A4: Calling All Angels (5:11)
- A5: California (2:37)
- A6: Sistamamalover (4:29)
- A7: Where Are We Runnin'? (2:42)
- B1: Baptized (4:47)
- B2: Flash (4:12)
- B3: What Did I Do With My Life? (4:04)
- B4: Storm (3:58)
- B5: The Other Side (4:50)
- B6: Destiny (4:53)
Interesting Facts
- "Baptism" was originally intended to be a 1970s-style funk album titled "The Funk Album," but Kravitz changed his mind after picking up an acoustic guitar to write the songs.
- The album features a contribution from rapper Jay-Z on the song "Storm."
- "Storm" was originally titled "(I Can't Make It) Another Day" and was originally recorded with Michael Jackson.
Key Credits
Musicians:
- Lenny Kravitz – vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, drums, piano, hand claps, Moog synthesizer, Mellotron, timpani, Hammond organ, wood block, synthesizer, string arrangement
- Tawatha Agee – background vocals
- Tyra Alston – handclaps
- David Baron – baritone saxophone, string arrangement
- Henry Hirsch – bass guitar, piano
- Jay-Z – rap
- Denine LaBat – handclaps
- Norma Rodgers – handclaps
- Craig Ross – electric guitar, guitar solo, drums, piano, tambourine
- David Sanborn – saxophone
- The Uncle Clappers – handclaps
- David Whyko – handclaps
Production:
- Lenny Kravitz – producer, mixing
- Henry Hirsch – engineer, mixing
- Cyrille Taillandier – assistant engineer, Pro Tools engineer
- Ted Jensen – mastering