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HERBIE HANCOCK - Crossings LP indie We’re Cool showcases one ofCrossings was the second release by the Herbie Hancock Sextet lineup known as the Mwandishi Band, following 1971s Mwandishi which stretched Hancocks already adventurous writing and expanded the music through post production. This approach would play an even larger role on Crossings, the pianists final album for Warner Bros. For two of Crossings three pieces (Quasar and Water Torture), Hancock took basic instrumental tracks to Patrick Gleesons