Yes, it is my number 1 Desert Island album, followed closely by. 
Love that one too. That version of “Lush Life” is amazing.
Dave Brubeck. Dave Matthews. K.D. Lang. Diana Krall. John Coltrane. Joni Mitchell. Etta James. Marvin Gaye. Lyle Lovett. John Lee Hooker. Duke Ellington. Keb Mo. Stanley Clarke. Robin Trower.
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Piano Nights is also very fine, especially late evening / night
Hee guys, check this one out! soft and moody songs with an electric feel. Works especially well with the lights dimmed.
Mute Forest is the solo project from the singer and songwriter of Mombi who recorded a record produced by Helios. https://tidal.com/browse/album/52091943
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Not on Tidal
I heartily agree: definitive. Kurt Elling, one of my favorite contemporary jazz singers, has a great album celebrating the Coltrane/Hartman collaboration. Worth checking out if you don’t know it already…
Another vote for Talk Talk - Laughing Stock & Spirit of Eden. On theme Mark Hollis self titled was good, Lee Harris ‘O.Rang’ well worth a listen & Paul Webb ‘Rustin Man’; his albums with Beth Gibbons of the early 2000’s. I didn’t overly enjoy last year’s release where he sang & haven’t heard this year’s release.
Bill Callahan - which then often leads me to Lambchop.
Mark Kozelek/Sun Kil Moon
Neo Classical (too many to name here)
Minimalist electronica (too many to name here)
Nick Cave - Ghosteen (must have the lights out 
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Had this one on the headphones last night:
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