Help me build up a jazz album collection. Can you suggest a must have album?

Thelonious Monk Quartet with Coltrane at Carnegie Hall.  Clifford Brown and Max Roach at Basin Street.  Loius Armstrong Complete RCA Victor Recordings.  Louis Armstrong Hot fives and Hot Sevens. Dexter Gordon Go.  Kurt Elling, Flirting with Twilight and Live at the Green Mill. Coltrane and Johnny Hartman.  Miles Davis and Coltrane, Live in Stockholm.  Jackie McLean and Dexter Gordon, Montmartre Summit 1973.  Duke Ellington, Mingus and Max Roach, Money Jungle.  Duke Ellington and Johnny Hodges, Side by Side.  Cannonball Adderly, Somethin' Else.  Sonny Rollins, Saxophone Colossus.  All the Billie Holiday you can find.  Ditto Charlie Parker.  Lester Young-Teddy Wilson Quarter, Pres and Teddy.  Thelonious Monk, Straight No Chaser.

IMHO, Bill Evans Live at the Village Vanguard (or most of his other albums) is a must have in any jazz collection. Of course, many great albums have already been mentioned, but I thought Mr. Evans deserved to be listed as well.

Which Miles and Coltrane recordings do you have and do you like them? If not, why not? Of the artists that you mention, Miles and Coltrane were the only ones who ventured outside of what can be called “mainstream”. This would help offer suggestions that you might like. There is so much great Jazz in various styles from different periods and so much that could be considered “must have” which isn’t necessarily well known, as demonstrated by @slf ‘s great list. Incredibly rich art form. Enjoy!

Here’s one that is not well known. Great sax like you like from the great Joe Henderson with percussion by the also great Elvin Jones who you may know from his work with Coltrane. 

https://youtu.be/aB1H4dJVvvk

https://youtu.be/M0Q7BM0_oLE

Brian Brown Quintet - Carlton Streets

Judy Bailey Quartet - Colours

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew.