“I jammed with Prince once, and he was like, ‘What is that effect you have on your guitar?’ I said, ‘Nothing.’ He couldn’t believe it”: Lenny Kravitz on the time he blew Prince’s mind with his guitar tone

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“I jammed with Prince once, and he was like, ‘What is that effect you have on your guitar?’ I said, ‘Nothing.’ He couldn’t believe it”: Lenny Kravitz on the time he blew Prince’s mind with his guitar tone

Kravitz's straight-into-the-amp setup – which has been at the core of his sound for most of his career – left pedal fan Prince with his jaw on the floor

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@jasonmashak I think Kravitz’ songs are just so-so. But he is a phenomenal performer and technician.

When he plays his songs, they’re amazing. But it also makes him impossible to cover without losing a lot of quality. He’s one of a kind.

@Hyounpark I agree, and I think he hit his peak mid-90s. I saw him live around ‘92 or ‘93 (Blind Melon opened), and it was an excellent show… but I wasn’t as impressed with his songwriting in later years.