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

Let's Get Acquainted with Jazz (For People Who Hate Jazz) 

https://youtu.be/xEzdyTBRmJw?feature=shared

my suggestion is start listening to the smooth jazz stations on your radio, after a while you will hear certain musicians that you really like, follow them, for example I learned I really liked Sade, never heard of her until i listened to the smooth jazz station, I suggest you do that. 

@rwwear

Thanks for introducing me/us to Madeleine Peyroux. All this time I thought she was a French Parisian singer because the youtube algorithm gave me this tune sung in French: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2m_3OQtFNc Turns out she’s from Athens Georgia, USA! She has a playful and at the same time haunting voice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7UlbMu4eew&list=PLf-ZSfxxZo5nZinA-dz9bsm5fMdIm_BWf&index=1

Glad you like Madeleine.  I didn't know she's from Athens either. So thanks for that. 

I think one must really like to listen and appreciate the sound of instruments to begin to like Jazz. Take saxophone for instance. Once the listener starts to engage with the tones and rhythm of a really good saxophone player, it gets addictive to an extent. Then the style of the player begins to emerge. Illinois Jacquet is one of my favorite players. Even vocalists will use their voice like they are playing a jazz instrument. Ella Fitzgerald is a good example. Try her album with Louis Armstrong “Ella and Louis”. If you listen to jazz that seems disjointed, think of the artists conducted an experiment like a scientist. Great Jazz artists usually dislike conventional ways of playing. If you are having trouble, start with an artist who has branched across genres, like Ray Charles, try “Soul Brothers”. For a more modern player, try Boney James, Cecil Mclorin Salvant or Diana Krall. Good luck.