Lenny White is one of the founding fathers of Jazz-Rock-Fusion drums. Versatile musician, in addition to being a drum legend, he is also an author, excellent composer (he is finishing up composing an entire opera) and artistic producer.

Earns worldwide fame and success with a large audience thanks to Return to Forever, the historic band that sees him in the mid-70s with Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Al Di Meola, but already a teenager, left-handed and self-taught drummer, he was hired by Jazz personalities who will mark his professional and artistic growth in a decisive way.

In 1967 Jackie McLean hires him as a young boy to play in his band and within a couple of years Lenny participates in the album that will mark an epochal turning point in jazz history "Bitches Brew" with Miles Davis and Freddie Hubbard's "Red Clay" engraved. both in 1970.

His versatility leads him to play in countless situations and attracts the attention of many musicians around the world. In his long career he collaborates with Ron Carter, Joe Henderson, Woody Shaw, Gato Barbieri, Gil Evans, Stan Getz, Jaco Pastorius, Carlos Santana, Wallace Roney, Wayne Shorter, the co-founder friends of RTF Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Al Di Meola , Buster Williams, LL cool J., Daddy Kane, just to name a few. Leader of several projects, he recorded countless records in his name.

Always looking for new stimuli and challenges in 1982 he is the creator of the straight-ahead Jazz album "Griffith Park" (with Korea, Clarke, Henderson, Hubbard) and creator of the project that consecrates Chaka Khan in Jazz and is worth the nomination at the Grammy "Echoes of an era".