Herbie Hancock's 1972 album 'Crossings' featured a larger ensemble than his previous work, incorporating elements of funk and psychedelic rock into his evolving jazz fusion sound. The album was a step towards the more commercially successful funk-jazz of his later albums.
- Herbie Hancock's 1972 album 'Crossings' was recorded with his Mwandishi band.
- The album was released on Warner Bros. Records.
- It was produced by Hancock and rock producer David Rubinson.
Pianist Herbie Hancock emerged from the Miles Davis group in the late 1960s. He would go on to become a leading figure in jazz fusion and funk.
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