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Lenny Kravitz - Honey (Official Music Video) Hotney 17 Streams • 2 years ago

The official music video for Lenny Kravitz "Honey".
Blue Electric Light album out now: https://lennykravitz.lnk.to/BlueElectricLight

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*Lyrics*

My spirit starts to move when I look in your eyes
And I’m shakin’ baby ‘cause your spell has got me hypnotized

My heart’s beating and it won’t stop
My blood’s rising straight to the top
When I need you I can’t get enough
Oh yeah

I need your honey
Oh I need your honey
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey

Ooh baby
It never feels the same it’s different every time
And I’ll never ever make you wait when you give me the sign

If you feel it don’t hesitate
I am ready I won’t be late
Babe I need you I can’t get enough
Ooh yeah

I need your honey
Oh I need your honey
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey (ah yeah)
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey (everyday girl)
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey

It don’t take much to turn me on
The clothes that you wear the smell of your hair
Takes me over
Oh the passion we brew is a love always new
It’s so right
Oh babe I can’t wait I’ll be jumping straight into your fire
Ohhh

Come let’s do it into the night
I am here to make you feel right
When I need you I can’t get enough
Oh yeah

I need your honey
Oh I need your honey
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey (Ah yeah)
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey (Everyday girl)
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey

(Oh yeah)
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey (I need your honey)
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey (Ooh Ooh)
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey (Aw yeah)
I need your honey
Oh I need your honey

*Credits*

Director: Diana Kunst
Artist: Lenny Kravitz
Track Name: Honey
Director: Diana Kunst
Production Company: ProdCo
Founding Partners / EPs: Ian Pons Jewell & Zico Judge
EP: Theo Hue Williams
Producer: Lana Salfiti
Director Of Photography: Joao De Botelho
Additional Footage: Diana Kunst
Music Artist: Lenny Kravitz
Commissioner: Faye Purcell
Label: BMG
Director MV Rep: Alexa Haywood
Edit: Cabin Edit
Editor: Carlos Font Clos
Snr Producer: Caylee Banz
Assistant Editor: Craig. Griffiths
Online Editors: Chris Day & Thomas Brigden
Colour: Ethos
Colourist: Dante Pasqinuelli
Producer: Nat Tereshchenko
Titles: Quentin Coul
Title treatment: Pierre Allain-Longval
Service Company France: Shot in Mars
EP: Julien Manuta
Line Producer: Adrien Chibatte
Production Coordinator: Ilona Tran
Location Manager: Daniel Dacomo
Unit Manager: Tommy Kerne
Location/Unit manager assistant: Roman Merlot
PAs: Pierre-Antoine Bonnet & Julien Dergal
Camera
1st AC: Richard Ducros
2nd AC: Margot Halimi
Video Assistant: Antoine East
Photographer assistan:t Jean-François Romero
Lighting
Gaffer: Thierry Garcia
Electrician: Martin Garcia
Grip: Ronan Grouazel
Art Department
Production designer: Elena Seegers
Production designer assistant: TIlda Craquelin
Paris B Art Department
Production designer: Louise Mekylla
Art Director: Anna Talec
Art Assist: Francois Valenza
Wardrobe team
Lenny Stylist: Rodney Burns
Stylist: Flora Huddart
Styling Assist: Terry Lospalluto
Groomer: Alexandre Carriere
Chief catering: Julien Papalardo
Chief assistant: Zizou
Special thanks to Alberto Ziouls Tolouse and Errol Rainey.

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Robert Palmer - Every Kinda People (Live 1978) Hotney 15 Streams • 2 years ago

The career of blue-eyed soul singer Robert Palmer was a study in style versus substance. While the performer's earliest work won praise for its skillful assimilation of rock, R&B, and reggae sounds, his records typically sold poorly, and he achieved his greatest notoriety as an impeccably dressed lounge lizard. By the mid-'80s, however, Palmer became a star, although his popularity owed less to the strength of his material than to his infamous music videos: taking their cue from the singer's suave presence, Palmer's clips established him as a dapper, suit-and-tie lady's man who performed his songs backed by a band comprised of leggy models, much to the delight of viewers who made him one of MTV's biggest success stories.
Born Alan Palmer on January 19, 1949, in Batley, England, he spent much of his childhood living on the island of Malta before permanently returning to Britain at the age of 19 to sing with the Alan Bown Set. A year later he joined Dada, a 12-piece, Stax-influenced soul group which soon changed its name to Vinegar Joe; after three LPs with the band -- a self-titled effort and Rock'n'Roll Gypsies, both issued in 1972, and 1973's Six Star General -- Palmer exited to mount a solo career, and debuted in 1974 with Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley, recorded with members of Little Feat and the Meters.
With 1975's Pressure Drop, he tackled reggae, a trend furthered following a move to Nassau prior to 1978's Double Fun, which featured Palmer's first hit, "Every Kinda People." With 1979's self-produced Secrets, his music moved into more rock-oriented territory, as typified by the single "Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)." Palmer's stylistic experimentation continued with 1980's Clues, a foray into synth-pop aided by Gary Numan and Talking Heads' Chris Frantz which yielded the club hit "Looking for Clues."
After 1983's Pride, Palmer teamed with the Duran Duran side project Power Station, scoring hits with the singles "Some Like It Hot" and "Get It On" (a T. Rex cover), which returned the singer to overt rock territory.
After exiting the band prior to a planned tour, Palmer recorded the 1985 solo album Riptide, a sleek collection of guitar rock which scored a number one hit with "Addicted to Love," the first in a string of videos which offered him in front of a bevy of beautiful women.
The follow-up, "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On," continued to play with the sex symbol image and hit number two, as did "Simply Irresistible," the first single from 1988's Heavy Nova. By 1990's Don't Explain, Palmer returned to the eclecticism of his earliest material; without any attendant soft-core videos, sales plummeted, but he stuck to his guns for 1992's Ridin' High, a collection of Tin Pan Alley and cabaret chestnuts. Two years later, Palmer's wide array of worldbeat influences cropped up again on Honey, which also featured guitar work from Extreme axeman Nino Bettencourt. Woke Up Laughing followed in 1998, it was an adventurous, if somewhat odd, collection of non-hit album tracks remixed and in some cases re-recorded.Rhythm & Blues, a slick set of adult contemporary pop, came out in 1999 to lukewarm sales and reviews. After a live album in 2001, Palmer bounced back with the future blues of 2003's Drive. However, Palmer had little time to enjoy it's release. On September 26, 2003 he died suddenly after suffering a heart attack. He was 54. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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