Possibly not for jazz purists... Has a lot of electronic/synth stuff but...

Esbjorn Svensson Trio - Seven Days of Falling

Apart from that,

Return to Forever - Light as a Feather (****! 'Spain' is awesome!)

Mardi Gras in New Orleans - The Dirty Dozen Brass Band

Charles Mingus - The Clown, Pithecanthorpus Erectus...

I have been on a major Mingus binge the last few days, about to slap Mingus Plays Piano on.

I absolutely adore that album.

For me, it's the album "Feels like home" - Norah Jones. All the songs are really beautiful I think^^.
I love Norah Jones very much

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I'm but a Neophyte in Jazz.
The only stuff I can really get into is 'Bitches Brew'.

what jazz albums...
 

some good ones are...[white rabbit-george benson..down here on the ground-wes montgomery...time out-dave brubeck...the paris collection-clifford brown...lighthouse 68-the jazz crusaders]just to name afew.

today it's been Thelonious Monk Tokyo Concert with Charlie Rouse (saxophone) Butch Warren (bass) Frankie Dunlop (drums) ... big warm rubbery sound, songs that go on for days, medium-slow tempos and an evolved sense of groove ... a favorite of mine that I haven't listened to in years

... and today it's been a live recording of Anthony Braxton with Milford Graves ... indescribably awe-inspiring improvisations

"Bare Bones" by Madeleine Peyroux. It's fantastic..
If you 've heard of something similar,I 'd very much appreciate a recommendation : )