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Richard Hallebeek (born August 2, 1974 in Bilthoven) is a Dutch jazz fusion guitarist.
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| Generator | 1994 | Co-production with Finnish guitarist Antti Kotikoski |
| Nostalgia | 1997 | Richard Hallebeek performs on guitar on René Engel's album |
| Spheres Of Samarkand | 1998 | Richard Hallebeek performs on guitar on René Engel's album |
| No Respect In '98 | 1998 | Co-production with Finnish guitarist Antti Kotikoski |
| Leftovers, outtakes & mistakes | 2000 | - |
| Richard Hallebeek Project | 2004 | Featuring Lale Larson, Bas Cornelissen Feat, Shawn Lane, and Brett Garsed |
| Flowriders-Pheromone | 2005 | Richard Hallebeek performs on guitar on the EP of the Flowriders |
Further contributions of Richard Hallebeek on the albums The Alchemists (track nr 5), Perception Of The Beholder from Isotope, and Attitude from Salvatore Vecchio & Simone Damiani. 2013: Richard Hallebeek Project II: Pain in the Jazz
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