Fine trumpet , alto sax recordings?


I have some new speakers, and I am looking for good recordings of trumpet and alto sax. I picked up Chris Botti's To Love Again . I do love the purity and tonality of his playing. I also bought a ,close your ears, Kenny G album. Lol...
So I looking for more smoothe jazz styles for now. I do enjoy more straight ahead Jazz, but want to try a couple of albums with a more relaxed feel.
Are Botti and Kenny a good place to start?
Sacd's are welcome too.
Is trumpet,alto sax, and symbols , the best instruments to test the highs of my Raal tweeter?
Thanks,
Todd
toddnkaya
I just bought a cd by Kenny Dorham called Quiet Kenny. Very nice mellow trumpet similar to Chet Baker.
For smooth, agree with David Sanborn, would also check out early Spyro Gyra... a good place to start are the albums “Catching the Sun” or “Carnaval”. Would also try “Wizard Island” by the Jeff Lorber Fusion, or “Breezin” by George Benson.

in the straight ahead vein, I would suggest “Covered” by the Robert Glasper Trio, anything by Billy Taylor, “Time Out” by the Dave Brubeck quartet, “Ballads” by John Coltrane, or “The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery.

not all of these are strictly trumpet or saxophone records, but all are melodic, relaxed, and accessible.
Music,Moonlight and Memories by the Jackie Gleason Orchestra is Bachelor or cocktail jazz  which features probably the sweetest sounding,mellow trumpet played by ex hard bopper Bobby Hackett you can imagine. Hackett wrote most of Gleason's material.

For saxophone give Boney James a try.
All great suggestions on this thread... someone mentioned Chet Baker, and I would second that for trumpet, particularly “Chet Baker in Paris”. For alto sax, you might want to check out Art Pepper, particularly “Art Pepper Meets the Rhythm Section” ... both great players that bridge between the smooth and the straight ahead...