Jazz recommendations?

Being a avid piano jazz lover, here's some ideas:

Moonbeams--Bill Evans
Facing You--Keith Jarrett
With Symphony Orchestra--Bill Evans
Haiku--Joey Calderazzo
Herbie Hancock--The Piano
Brad Medhlau--Art of the Trio, ALL 3 Volumes
Symbiosis--Bill Evans

Thoughts?

Marty

There are so many artists that would fit the bill. here are just a few:

Richie Beirach
Steve Kuhn
Marilyn Crispell

You should also have a listen to Alain Trufaz "bending new corners".

Ray Bryant is a soulful player with great chops but never assaults you with them. His music can make you happy at the purely sensory level, but also rewards the musically aware. Not super well known but is one of my automatic recommendations to people who don't know jazz but would like something accessible to listen to. His Montreux '77 concert album is great, but I like all of his Cadet and EmArcy stuff too.

The one and only Oscar Peterson --(OP trio) Sat night at the blue note, Oscar Peterson and the bassists etc.