
Never Enough Rhodes has a great post of Herbie Hancock and Mwandishi recorded live in 1970 at NDR Studios in Hamburg, Germany. It is almost 3 hours long and is one continuous take of three classic tracks. Full post here...
Players:
Herbie Hancock - Fender Rhodes, Acoustic Piano
Bennie Maupis - Tenor Sax, Flute, Bass Clarinet
Eddie Henderson - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Julian Priester - Trombone
Buster Williams - Bass
Billy Hart - Drums
Herbie Hancock - Speak Like a Child from "Live at NDR Studios"

Woody Shaw - Blackstone Legacy
Woody Shaw - Boo Ann's Grand
From "Blackstone Legacy" : 1970 : Contemporary 7627/8
Originally issued as a double LP, this 1970 record was trumpeter Woody Shaw's debut as a leader and was ambitious to say the least. The music on "Blackstone Legacy" is not easy to classify, and a look at the lineup that Shaw assembled for the session gives a hint at the exciting music within. Bennie Maupin and Gary Bartz on the saxophones, two bassists: Ron Carter & Clint Houston and Lenny White on the drums were all players that had experience with the progressive jazz Shaw was looking to put down on wax. A landmark recording in the realm of modern music, any fan of creative music should give it a listen.
Players:
Woody Shaw - Trumpet
Bennie Maupin - Tenor Sax, Bass Clarinet, Flute
Gary Bartz - Alto & Soprano Sax
George Cables - Electric Piano
Ron Carter - Bass
Clint Houston - Bass
Lenny White - Drums