Late Night Jazz


I like to keep my late night listening sessions simple— my favorite leather chair, a small fire on a cold night, bourbon (neat), and jazz that has a beautiful simplicity. I often reach for Chet Baker: Chet (OJC-087). To me it is relaxed, intimate, uncomplicated. There just seems to be space between the notes, and they just float. I am looking for other suggestions like this. Preferably on vinyl. Thanks.
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... Bill Charlap - Notes From New York, and Uptown Downtown. Real tasty, well recorded, laid back piano jazz.
He's a fine pianist and a favorite of mine. "I'm Old Fashioned", "'S Wonderful", "Written In the Stars" are all well-recorded (actually, most of his albums are). 
Last night, I enjoyed Harry Belafonte Sings the Blues featuring sublime performances of numerous Billie Holiday, Johnny Mercer, and Ray Charles titles.  Great singing, great band, great recording, great pressing — Analogue Productions (AAPF 1972).
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So many that I would recommend are already listed here. But I would put a lot of Frisell on this list including ghost town. And an Eberhard Weber album Later That Evening as well which features Frisell. 
you can not go wrong with many Bill Evans recordings but if you are willing to go out of the box i highly recommend Tom Waits debut recording closing time. i have listened to this recording many times in a dark room or with a single light bulb and glass of a favorite beverage
Just listened to Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong’s “Ella and Louis.” Definitely fits the bill for Late Night Jazz. 
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You guys are putting me to sleep! How's about Henry Threadgill's Too Much Sugar for a Dime.
@bdgregory , Love the Professor (Lester). Died too darn young, heart attack. Maybe the best trumpet player who ever lived from a technical standpoint.