Various - The Famous Sound Of Three Blind Mice 1

Review by صفا الرسائل

The Famous Sound Of Three Blind Mice 1: A Jazz Odyssey You Didn’t Know You Needed Alright, let’s talk about The Famous Sound Of Three Blind Mice 1, because apparently, jazz cats in Japan back in '97 were cooking up some serious vibes. This album’s got that smoky-lounge-meets-slightly-tipsy-at-2-a.m.-kinda-feel. It’s by Various (no, not the world’s most generic band name—just a bunch of talented folks under one roof). Released on the Three Blind Mice label, this record is like finding an old vinyl at a thrift store and realizing it’s secretly gold. Now, I’ll cut to the chase: two tracks stuck with me like gum on a hot sidewalk—Midnight Sugar and Willow Weep For Me. Let’s break ‘em down. Midnight Sugar Oh man, Midnight Sugar kicks off the album like your cool uncle walking into a party—smooth, confident, and kinda mysterious. The saxophone here doesn’t just play; it whispers secrets in your ear while sipping bourbon. There’s something about how the rhythm section locks in—it’s tight but not trying too hard, y’know? Like those jeans you bought that fit perfectly without squeezing your soul out. This track has replay value for days. Every time I hear it, I’m convinced midnight sugar might actually be a thing I need in my life. Is it dessert? A cocktail? Who cares—it slaps. Willow Weep For Me Then there’s Willow Weep For Me, which sounds like heartbreak wrapped in velvet. The piano intro alone hits you right in the feels before the bass even shows up to deepen the mood. It’s slow, deliberate, and dripping with melancholy—but in a good way. Like when you cry during a movie and then feel weirdly proud of yourself afterward. The interplay between instruments feels like they’re having a quiet argument or maybe making up after one. Either way, it’s emotional jazz poetry without any words needed. Hats off to whoever arranged this masterpiece. --- So yeah, The Famous Sound Of Three Blind Mice 1 isn’t perfect, but what makes it shine is its raw authenticity. These musicians aren’t showing off—they’re just doing their thing, and somehow, it clicks. If jazz had a chill cousin who wore leather jackets and smoked cigars responsibly, this would be it. And hey, here’s a random thought to leave you with: if trees could sing, I bet willows would sound exactly like this album. Now go listen to it—and don’t blame me if you start dreaming in saxophone solos.

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Artist: Various
Album: The Famous Sound Of Three Blind Mice 1

Japan

Jazz

1997

Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Willow Weep For Me	5:37
The Lady Is A Trump	2:47
Alone Together	6:52
Aqua Marine	4:478
When A Man Loves A Woman	11:55
Misty	7:16
Midnight Sunrise	7:15
The Way We Where	5:29
Midnight Sugar	12:01
La Fiesta	6:58

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Aqua Marine - Three Blind Mice

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132-11

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Three Blind Mice

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Manufactured By	Victor Company Of Japan, Ltd.

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Here’s something cool: The album *The Famous Sound Of Three Blind Mice 1* is a hidden gem in the jazz world. Released in 1997 in Japan, it features a mix of smooth and soulful tracks. One standout is "Midnight Sugar," which has this rich, velvety vibe that just pulls you in. Another track, "When A Man Loves A Woman," gives a jazzy twist to a classic song. The album even includes "La Fiesta," a lively tune that feels like a celebration. It’s wild how these songs bring together different moods, all under one label—Three Blind Mice. Definitely worth a listen if you love jazz with depth!