No jazz collection would be complete without this New York City-by-way-of-South Carolina vocalist, who brought a bluesy earthiness to jazz and a touch of class to the blues, a rich duality that defined this 1960 breakthrough album. "If I Had You" and "Don't Go to Strangers" make an ace combo for times when you're feeling mighty low, while "I Love Paris" and "Yes, Sir, That's My Baby" — familiar tunes that Jones' robust voice makes brand new — are what you'll be reaching for when you have the world on that proverbial string.