Biography:
Soon after he first emerged in the mid-'50s, pianist Cecil Taylor was the most advanced improviser in jazz; five decades later he is still the most radical. Although in his early days he used some standards as vehicles for improvisation, since the early '60s Taylor has stuck exclusively to originals. To simplify describing his sty... Continue Bio >>

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Discography:
2005 Almeda
2004 Incarnation
2004 Cecil Taylor: Algonquin
2004 All the Notes
2003 Piano Cecil
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Filmography:
2004 The Jazz Master Class Series From NYU: Cecil Taylor
1991 Cecil Taylor: Burning Poles
1989 Steve Lacy: Lift the Bandstand
1981 Imagine the Sound
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