50's Jazz Club Sounding Songs?


I have been out of commission on several fronts over the past several months. This weekend, I spun some records for the first time in some time. I started with a sampling of various degress of bop stuff, which are my favorites though I have only a few. I came to the realization that I had found what, for me, is the "personification" of the sound that makes me "feel" like I'm in a very hip, ultra cool, smoky, 50's jazz club in Midtown Manhattan. A time gone by. Corn-fed Prime Rib, garlic mashed potatoes and creamed spinach, followed by half a dozen martinis and luscious jazz.................

The song:

"Autumn Leaves"

The version:
From the LP "Somethin' Else"

J. Adderley - alto sax
M. Davis - trumpet
H. Jones - piano (block cord master)
S. Jones - bass

Any contenders from the rest of you? ;)
4yanx
Not so 50's (1996 actually), but try "Night and the City" : Kenny Barron and Charlie Haden.
Here's one of my favorites. Great sound & inspired performances: ABBEY LINCOLN with Hank Jones the cd is titled " When There is Love" on Gitanes (verve) label 1993. ENJOY !
This era of jazz is my favorite and I think many of these titles would fit your needs (in no particular order).

Horace Silver - Song For My Father
Gerry Mulligan - Quartet with Chet Baker
Hank Mobley - The Turnaround
Grant Green - Feelin' The Spirit
Sonny Clark - Cool Struttin'
Webster Young - For Lady
Sonny Rollins - Saxophone Colossus
Oscar Peterson - Night Train
Miles Davis - Round Midnight