Jazz for late night relaxation


Jazz friends; I'd like to expand my knowledge of albums geared toward relaxing in the evening with perhaps my favorite brandy or a cup of hot OJ. My taste is varied and I'll post specifics but I feel Paul Desmond and some of Chet Bakers stuff work very well to put me into pure contentment. Thanks for your thoughts. Pete
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Jesse Cook - "Gravity"
Might debate whether it is jazz but the "late night relaxation" sure fits. Great musicianship and excellent sonics. 
Anything by Art Tatum, or Teddy Wilson. 
Unfortunately, a little pre-hifi, but still good.
Esp. Tatum group performances on Pablo. Love for Sale with Lionel Hampton is a masterpiece.
''Little Blue'' is perfect for that purpose;  http://www.soundliaison.com/


And last but not least, the leader of the band Carmen Gomes, whose phrasing and control of emotion has reached complete mastery. Every word and melodic phrase seems to appear from years of soul searching and life experience. Carmen Gomes knows just how much or little is needed to convey the right amount of feeling for a particular song. Although sometimes the amount of feeling and emotion that is needed is almost too much for Carmen herself. We had to call for break after the Little Girl Blue take because Carmen was in tears and overcome with emotions. You can hear the voice starting to break up towards the end of the song.