Black and White America [SEP] record label
like "Negrophilia", and then... it felt like something else." On December 13, 2010 Kravitz announced that the new album was to be called "Black and White America", and it would be his first album on Roadrunner Records/Atlantic Records under joint label Loud & Proud.
Lenny Kravitz traveled to Bahamas on an intent to finishing an album called "Negrophilia", but then he "got inspired to write a completely different album." "I was channel-surfing in the Bahamas one night
writing for a local newspaper in East Orange, New Jersey, writing of the plight and ignorance of black males in America, and the gullibility and exploitation of African Americans in general by the white-dominated media. Tucker currently has four albums selling in Europe and over the internet, through the Red Lightnin' record label.
Career Death.
Tucker died in 1982 at the age of 48 at College Hospital in Newark, New Jersey, from inhaling carbon tetrachloride while refinishing the hardwood floors of his home, though his death