Leonard White III, better known as Lenny White (born December 19, 1949) is an American jazz fusion drummer, born in New York City, best known for being the drummer of Chick Corea's Return to Forever. A resident of Teaneck, New Jersey, White has been described as "one of the founding fathers of jazz fusion".
Discography
As leader
As sideman
With Azteca
With Gato Barbieri
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Podcasts:
Lenny White
ALBUMS
- Explorations in Space and Time (Binaural) released: 2011
- Hancock Island: The Music of Herbie Hancock released: 2008
- Traffic released: 2006
- Electric released: 2005
- Tribute to Earth, Wind & Fire released: 2004
- Dreyfus Night in Paris released: 2003
- Edge released: 1999
- Present Tense released: 1995
- The Griffith Park Collection 2 in Concert released: 1983
- Attitude released: 1983
- Echoes of an Era released: 1982
- Streamline released: 1978
- The Adventures of Astral Pirates released: 1978
- Big City released: 1977
- Venusian Summer released: 1975
- Anomaly released:
Explorations in Space and Time (Binaural)
Released 2011- Stank (Binaural)
- Wood and Metal (Binaural)
- War (Binaural)
- The Wind (Binaural)
- Seven (Binaural)
- Tranquility (Binaural)
- Groove (Binaural)
- Phrases (Binaural)
- Long Distance (Binaural)
- Stank (SoundField)
- Wood and Metal (SoundField)
- War (SoundField)
- The Wind (SoundField)
- Seven (SoundField)
- Tranquility (SoundField)
- Groove (SoundField)
- Phrases (SoundField)
- Long Distance (SoundField)
- Rhythm (Binaural)
- Roots (Binaural)
The Adventures of Astral Pirates
Released 1978- Prelude: Theme for Astral Pirates
- Chapter 1: Pursuit
- Chapter 2: Mandarin Warlords
- Chapter 3: The Great Pyramid
- Chapter 4: Universal Love
- Chapter 5: Remembering
- Chapter 6: Revelation (Astral Pirates)
- Chapter 7: Stew, Cabbage and Galactic Beans
- Chapter 8: Heavy Metal Monster
- Chapter 9: Assult
- Chapter 10: Climax: Theme for Astral Pirates
PLAYLIST TIME:
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by The Yardbirds
White Summer
by: The YardbirdsWhite Summer was an instrumental that Jimmy Page played with The Yardbirds, and later used in Led Zeppelin, where it turned into Black Mountain Side and appeared on their first album.