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Joe Brazil article published

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Follow the link to read a digitial version of my Earshot Jazz profile of saxophonist Joe Brazil. http://earshot.org/Publication/profiles/p...

Eddie Harris endorses Brazil

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Sept. 4, 1972 Dear Black Academy of Music, Wardo Enterprises, the manufacturers of music Books and Musical Supplies and Instruments ar...

Coltrane burns Brazil's piano

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Frances Brazil claims the burn on the low "A" key is from Coltrane's cigarette when he stayed at their house in 1965. This is ...

Interview with Elvin Jones

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Elvin Jones gave a clinic for the Black Academy of Music on August 24, 1974 at the Pioneer Banque jazz club. The following interview was p...
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Photo with Freddie Hubbard

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From Seattle Municipal Archives

At the Checkmate with Rufus Reid

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Photo from the Seattle Times 10/5/67. Joe Brazil - saxophone, Lee Anderson - piano, Rufus Reid - bass, Bobby Tuttle - drums. The Checkmate w...

Black Student Union Demands Hiring Brazil

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Marc Robinson's article on the Black Student Union for the Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History Project mentions Joe's role in the...

Joe mentioned in Down Beat

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July 11, 1968 p. 43 "A $25,000 program for teaching jazz, rock and folk music in the Seattle ghetto has been set up by the Seattle ...

Photo with Yusef Lateef

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Photo with McCoy Tyner

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Joe Brazil playing with McCoy Tyner at the University of Washington. Sonny Fortune on percussion, Alphonse Mouzon on drums.

Photo with Kenny Burrell

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Photo with Eddie Harris

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At Garfield High School.

Resume in 1967

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September 28, 1967 Dr. Howard L. Blood Assistant Director Applied Physics Laboratory University of Washington 1013 N.E. 40th Seattle,...

Photo with Roy Ayers

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A gig after the Ubiquity album was released.

G.I. Jazzmen of Geiger Field

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Joe Brazil is the saxophonist on the right.