Does the fossil record disprove Evolution?
Fossil records are fossil records. The people who use them to attempt to prove or disprove evolution use them to represent their causes in different ways, gleaning sometimes completely contradictory facts from the same bodies of information, sometimes even the same samples.
It is my personal belief that evolution isn't ever entirely phyletic, I like to imagine that once in a while a pup would be born or an egg would crack open and there'd be a malformed creature in there the likes of which the world has never seen, if only because its deformity has made it more adaptable or stronger to its environment, not the opposite which is usually the case with birth defects. And then yes this prototype would survive and find a mate and have offspring with its varied genes dominating, some same, some different, and begin the phyletic process.

But that's not the answer to your question. Your question isn't really answerable. Fossil records only prove that a creature once lived at that time period, and its bone structure and posture can reveal certain things to any observer, but they dont prove or disprove anything. A great deal of the works you quote speak on the topic with great finality, yet they are decades old.