Can you recommend Jazz for some one that doesn't like Jazz?

@yoyoyaya +1, Anything, not only on CTI Records (Creed Taylor Inc.) but also Creed Taylor’s KUDU Records whom the recording engineer Rudy Van Gelder made some of the best sounding recordings in those days on those two labels, facts. Creed Taylor's CTI Records and  KUDU Records has an astoundingly large catalog of records/musicians in his roster.  

Dave Weckl and Jay Oliver - Convergence cd.

Patricia Barber - Cafe Blue and other albums.

Lee Ritenour - Six String Theory - A blend of styles ( Jazz, Blues and Classical ). Also, the Stolen Moments album.

Sara K - Hell or High Water, and her other albums  too.

God asked The Apostle Paul " why do you keep kicking against the pricks?"(funny way of putting it) I admire your tenacity. But why after  30 yrs is of trying are you making another attempt to force something that you just don't like? I ask these things because I mirror your thoughts about jazz .I've tried. But neither it nor female vocals are my cup of tea. It doesn't make me wrong. Nor are those who do like jazz wrong. Nor does it make me inferior. I listen to many different types of music, just not the 2 I spoke of earlier.

Big shout out to @stuartk . Great info. Being a musician I think I understood that already,  instinctively. But  IMO it still sounds disjointed.  I'm not sure I'll try again but I'm not sure I won't either. Never say "never"

@fpomposo

I hope you were just kidding . .

Since when does being an audiophile depend upon being a Jazz lover, or for that matter, a lover of any specific genre?

Herbie Hancock, headhunter

Lee Morgan, sidewinder

come to mind as two that would be hard to ignore regardless of your musical leanings.