Here's Alan White of YES (official) rocking his drum solo out in Budapets, back in 1998, Have you ever watched Alan perform live? Check our interview with Alan (link in the first comment) at the Winter NAMM Show 2015 in the Ludwig booth to with an update on Yes, local happenings for Alan in his community; Dan asks Alan, as always, a question about "the olden days," and this topic is on the fills on John Lennon's "Instant Karma" from 1970 when Alan was 20! Alan also talks about playing 15 Ludwig

Hey Drummers! Are you a Lenny White fan? If so, do you have a favourite Lenny White band, album, gig or performance that has inspired you the most? Lenny has been inspiring us drummers for decades with his incredible talents behind the kit as well as leading his own band and playing with artists like Stanley Clarke, Al Di Meola, Return To Forever, Azteca and the list goes on and on... Check this out! For more drum information, photos, videos, educational and unique drumming stuff, stop by The Dr

Lenny White joins Dan Shinder for a Drum Talk TV interview Saturday, June 1st, Noon Pacific / 3pm Eastern US Times on the FB and YT pages! Lenny White is a legendary jazz fusion drummer! You may have even heard his work with Return to Forever. Check out this drum solo at the end of "Wolfbane." This is from a Lenny White Band performance at the Catalina Jazz Club in 2014. -with Thee Lenny White | Drum Talk TV

Happy Birthday to Jazz-Fusion great Lenny White! Here he is back in '97 playing it straight with Geri Allen and Ralphe Armstrong. Lenny White is an American jazz fusion drummer who was a member of the band Return to Forever led by Chick Corea in the 1970s. White has been called "one of the founding fathers of jazz fusion". #drummer #drums #drumming #drumlife #drumfam #drumchops #drumsolo #jazz #jazzdrummer #playingitstraight #lennywhite #geriallen #ralphearmstrong #passion #joy | Howard Alper

Born this day in 1949 Lenny White, the great jazz-fusion drummer best known as a member of Return to Forever. Born in Queens, New York. | Tommy Bolin Archives