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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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whiteknee
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Jazz at the Pawn Shop
gotog OP
118 posts
 
Also thanks @brskie for pointing out Gene Ammons: Boss Tenor (OJC-297).  I forgot I had that one.  Like Chet Baker: Chet it is another OJC release that provides a high performance/ recording quality to cost ratio and is a great late night spin. Teeing that one up for later tonight.  Now to track down some of the other great suggestions.
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roxy54
7,650 posts
 
Stan Getz - The Lost Sessions
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lalitk
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Thanks everyone for their awesome recommendations. I was up until 4am last night listening to some of these great jazz artists on Qobuz :-) 
Dexter Gordon - Don’t Explain
Duke Ellington & John Coltrane - My Little Brown Book
Johnny Hodges And His Orchestra - Didn’t Know About You
rockadanny
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Stacey Kent - Raconti-Moi; The Changing Lights
Karrin Allyson - Ballads: Remembering John Coltrane
Dorothy Ashby - In A Minor Groove
Anouar Brahem - Le Pas Du Chat Noir
Alice Coltrane - Journey in Satchidananda
Gal Costa - Live at the Blue Note
Bill Evans - Undercurrent
Melody Gardot - Worrisome Heart
Tord Gustavson - Being There
Keith Jarrett & Charlie Haden - Last Dance
Etta Jones - Lonely and Blue

Iggy And The Stooges - Raw Power (jk! seeing if you were paying attention)
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