Ooo Baby Baby
Ooo Baby Baby

Lenny Kravitz - Ooo Baby Baby Lyrics

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Sep 19, 2014
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Ooo Baby Baby Lyrics

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who originally wrote the song 'Ooo Baby Baby'?

    'Ooo Baby Baby' was originally written by Smokey Robinson and Warren Moore. It is one of the signature songs of the Miracles, a group in which Smokey Robinson was a member.

  2. Is Lenny Kravitz's version of 'Ooo Baby Baby' a cover?

    Yes, Lenny Kravitz's version of 'Ooo Baby Baby' is a cover. The original song was performed by Smokey Robinson & the Miracles and has been covered by various artists, including Linda Ronstadt and the Five Stairsteps.

  3. When did Lenny Kravitz release his cover of 'Ooo Baby Baby'?

    Lenny Kravitz recorded his cover of 'Ooo Baby Baby' for his 2014 album. Although he rarely does covers, he felt compelled to record it after a spontaneous encounter with the song on a Motown station.

  4. What inspired Lenny Kravitz to cover 'Ooo Baby Baby'?

    Lenny Kravitz was inspired to cover 'Ooo Baby Baby' after hearing it unexpectedly. He mentioned that one morning he heard the song while having his makeup done and was captivated by its beauty, prompting him to record his own version.

  5. Are there any notable changes in Lenny Kravitz's rendition compared to the original?

    While Lenny Kravitz's version maintains the soulful essence of the original, it also infuses his unique style and instrumental choices. However, the basic structure and emotional intensity of the song remain true to Smokey Robinson & the Miracles’ rendition.

  6. Has 'Ooo Baby Baby' by the Miracles been covered by other artists as well?

    Yes, besides Lenny Kravitz, 'Ooo Baby Baby' has been covered by several artists, including Linda Ronstadt, who took her version to #7 in the US, and the Five Stairsteps, who charted with it at #63 in 1967. Other popular covers include versions by Shalamar, Sylvester, and Ella Fitzgerald.

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