Jazzology: Reviews of new Cecil Taylor, Bill Evans, Karl Silveira releases

Cecil Taylor, the stubborn iconoclast, is rediscovered from a shocking 1973 show. Jazz Detective Zev Feldman digs up two rarely-heard Bill Evans gigs from 1973 and 1979 in Buenos Aires. Trombonist Karl Silveira puts all his genres into one magnificent debut.

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