found: Air [SR] 197-?:labels (Cecil Taylor) container (jazz pianist, composer)
found: LC data base, 7-11-91(hdg.: Taylor, Cecil, 1933- )
found: New Grove dict. of jazz, 1988(Taylor, Cecil (Percival), pianist, composer; b. 3-15-1929)
found: Buholzer, M. Auf der Suche nach Cecil Taylor, 1990:p. 151 (b. 3-25-1933, Long Island City (New York); Taylor has said that in various biographies the given birthdate 3-15-1931/33 is incorrect)
found: Cecil Taylor, 2003:t.p. (b. 1929) p. 1, etc. (Cecil Perceval Taylor; b. Mar. 25, 1929; cites e-mail to author from Taylor's personal assistant and companion, quoting Taylor, who told him on Mar. 24, 2003 that the following day was his 74th birthday)
found: Grove music online, Apr. 20, 2006:Jazz (Taylor, Cecil (Percival); b. Mar. 15, 1929, New York; American composer, pianist, and leader; "For many years he avoided divulging his year of birth, which was thought to be 1933; it is actually 1929, as Taylor told Whitney Balliett and as confirmed privately by Gary Giddins, who examined Taylor's passport.")
found: Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African American Experience, Second Edition, accessed April 20, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:(Taylor, Cecil; jazz musician, composer, arranger, pianist; born 15 March 1929 in New York, United States; studied piano and music theory at the New England Conservatory of Music (1952); recorded Jazz Advance (1956); performed at the 1957 Newport Jazz Festival; Down Beat magazine named him the year's “new star” on piano (1962); helped form the Jazz Composers' Guild (1964); led his own Cecil Taylor Unit (1960s-1970s); worked with the most advanced American and European improvisers (1979))
found: New York times online, viewed April 13, 2018(obituary dated April 6, 2018: Cecil Taylor; born Cecil Percival Taylor, March 15, 1929, in Long Island City, Queens, and grew up in nearby Corona; died Thursday [April 5, 2018], age 89, at his home in Brooklyn; jazz pianist)
found: Wikipedia, April 13, 2018(Cecil Taylor; born Cecil Percival Taylor, March 25, 1929, Corona, Queens, New York City; died April 5, 2018, Brooklyn, New York City; American pianist and poet)
