Best solo piano recording...redbook CDs only...Jazz, easy listening, piano bar

A couple of mental late-arrivers:

"John Cage: In a Landscape" performed by Stephen Drury.  Not the aleatory John Cage one might expect. 

If not already familiar with him, might be a good time to make the acquaintance of Harold Budd.  His 2000 recording, "The Room" seems like it could be another that fits your requirements.

BTW - no claim is made that anything I've suggested is a "best".

Try Dave Brubeck's "Nocturnes".  The Naxos recording, performed by John Salmon, is nice.  Also George Shearing, "The Shearing Piano" is quite nice.  And I think Andre Previn's piano playing is wonderful, try "Ballads for Solo Piano".

Perhaps Fiona Joy's, "Into The Mist", from Blue Coast Records. I have not heard the CD version but the DSD is very organic and lifelike. 

Thanks Guys! Keep em coming. I intend to build a mini collection for late night listening. 

Bought a few duds lately. Like the music but sounded like a...toy piano and really clangy. Just couldn't get into it especially for semi critical listening. 

Here are the solo piano in my collection:

Alone Bill Evens

Alone Andre Previn

Beethoven for Elegant Dining Chemayne Micallef

Elegiac Cycle Brad Mehidau

Koln Concert Keith Jarrett 

Simple Gifts Chemayne Micallef

Yesterday Beegie Adair

The Shearing Piano George Shearing

Satie Piano Works Eric Satie

Alkan Equisses Op 63 Laurent Martin