Papertrail is right. Get them all. There are some gems on each one. That said, IMO, Live at Blues Alley is the most consistent and best accompanied of her albums.
Most of the others have a clinker or two and amateurish musical support, but her phrasing, power and tone are enough to carry you through the less stellar tunes.
Most of the others have a clinker or two and amateurish musical support, but her phrasing, power and tone are enough to carry you through the less stellar tunes.