good jazz piano

A classic - Dave Brubeck's Time Out.

Bill Evan Trio-At the Village Vanguard ----also a classic

Try any solo Ray Bryant(Alone At Montreux, Montreux 77, Somewhere In France). Not always the best recordings, but He cooks. Also solo McKoy Tyner( try Warsaw Concert 1991). Can't listen to piano without something by Oscar Peterson (anything on Pablo label). Dave Grusin is very pleasing (try the Gershwin Connection). Dick Hyman is precise(try Fats Waller or Duke Ellington). From left field, try Dr John Play MacRebeneck..

Although not your typical jazz, listen to the MA record label. I can't remember the guy's name, but he's the one that started the label. All their recordings are outstanding!

Anything by Bill Evans, Keith Jarrett's "Standards Trio", Thelonious Monk, Michel Petrucciani at the Village Vanguard, Jacky Terrasson, Red Garland w/ the Miles Davis Quintet. Good start.