Jazz for late night relaxation

Would like to add:  The Gentle Side of John Coltrane

This has been my go-to "Intro to Coltrane" with friends. It's a compilation from 1975, and was released as a double album. Features McCoy Tyner on piano.

For a relaxed jazz vibe I like Gary Burton (no pun intended).  I especially recommend "Paris Encounter" with Stephane Grapelli.

I don’t imagine many think of him as relaxing per se, but late nights when I feel restless Bud Powell is my go-to, it just seems all’s right with the world  when I hear Bud .

Perhaps its because in Jazz i listen for the time setter and with Bud its not hard to hear who that is . And his chromatics are right up there with the best of the Classical composers IMO . And perhaps he's just so damn fine .

I've enjoyed some of Stanley Turrentine's work but have few albums.
Just searching the net heard "Since I Fell for You" from an older album with the 3 Sounds; Blue Hour on Blue Note. Does anyone know this album? Comments?

Stanley Turrentine's CTI record; Salt Song, a great record that could be construed as 'relaxing'.  For that matter, most CTI records would have the same affect!