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Showing posts with label Richard Hallebeek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richard Hallebeek. Show all posts

Sunday, November 1, 2020

Lorenzo Feliciati, Niels Voskuil, Richard Hallebeek "Bumerang"

Country: Netherlands/Italy
Genre(s): Instrumental Jazz-Rock, Fusion
Format: CD, digital
Release date: November 1, 2020 (CD)
Tracklist
1) Friday At Last!
2) Sunset Sky
3) Bumerang
4) Before Dawn
5) Herbs
6) Turning Points
7) Law Of Force
8) Moonphases

Line-up
Richard Hallebeek (Lalle Larsson) – Guitar
Lorenzo Feliciati (Naked Truth) – Bass
Niels Voskuil – Drums

Description/Reviews:
With this new trio, we hear mostly a compositional development in Hallebeek's already impressive and extensive oeuvre. The superb composed and constructed pieces flow very naturally and the fact that the trio recorded actually together in the studio, instead of separated at different locations, contributes to that, for sure. A more than worthy release that keeps on setting the bar high in progressive jazz music, in which technical skill and attractive composition are blending perfectly.

Read the full review by Robin Boer at progjazz.nl

Media/Samples
Friday At Last!
Sampler

Links 
Richard Hallebeek
Web page
Facebook
Proggnosis

Lorenzo Feliciati
Web page
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Proggnosis

Niels Voskuil
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Saturday, January 5, 2013

Richard Hallebeek "RHPII"


Country: Netherlands
Sub GenreJazz-Rock/Fusion
Release date: January 5, 2013
Tracklist
  1. Wristkiller
  2. Third Phase
  3. Bring It On
  4. Pain In The Jazz
  5. People
  6. Speed City Blues
  7. Amelia
  8. Think Of Something
  9. East Side Bridge
  10. New World
Line-up
Richard Hallebeek - Guitars
Lalle Larsson - Keys
Frans Vollink - Bass
Sebastiaan Cornelissen - Drums
      guests
Greg Howe:  long solo on 'East Side Bridge'.
Eric Gales:  burning solo on 'Pain In The Jazz'
Alex Machacek:  guitar on 'Wristkiller'
Guthrie Govan:  guitar on Bring It On'
Randy Brecker: trumpet on 'Amelia'
Ada Rovatti:  saxaphone on 'Amelia'
Kiko Loureiro:  shredding solo on 'Speed City Blues'
Jose De Castro: trading solos on 'Third Phase'
Andy Timmons:  guitar on 'Think Of Something'