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This album was the first to feature guitarist Craig Ross, who has also played on all his subsequent albums. Craig Ross Official Site One song, "Eleutheria", was influenced by the island Eleuthera in The Bahamas where Kravitz built a house and recording studio at that time. In 1993, he also released the EP, Spinning Around Over You, which included four live tracks from his "Universal Love Tour".

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That year Kravitz also got to work with idols Al Green and Curtis Mayfield.In 1993, Are You Gonna Go My Way was released, reaching #12 on the Billboard 200 and Kravitz earned a BRIT Award for best international male artist in 1994.

Under strict orders from his doctor, the singer has been put to rest so that he could make a quick recovery and return to the stage for the rest of his high energy tour.

Miami Police later sent officers to Lenny's home to apologize for the detention.

With his first demo, Kravitz received offers from several record labels, including I.R.S.Records, but Kravitz was told he needed to change his music to make it "black enough" to fit in with current radio-friendly R & B styles.