Reception
AllMusic reviewer Thom Jurek states,"This album documents three nights of a soprano saxophone throw-down in 1988 [sic] by three of the world's most infamous practitioners of the improviser's art on the instrument -- with Lacy being the unquestioned king of the straight horn. All the players led for one night;each grouped together all of the possible combinations in solo and duet forms,and then performed a brief trio piece as an encore. ... Three Blokes is not only compelling,it's riveting". [5]
The authors of Masters of Jazz Saxophone described the album as "a beautifully-recorded,unadorned three-soprano encounter." [8]
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