Through the UW digital archivist I got in contact with Joe Brazil's partner for jazz education at UW, Byron Pope. He lives in Switzerl...

I just got a letter from 4Culture saying that they will fund oral histories for the Joe Brazil Project. This will help collect and distrib...

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

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

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 ...

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...

From Seattle Municipal Archives

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

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

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 ...

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

At Garfield High School.

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